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the unknown pervert
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Posted - Jul 24 2007 : 8:50AM
The last couple of days or so when I have clicked onto a thread the postings come up scooted way over to the right side of my monitor. I'm talking a good 2.5 to 3 inches to the right. It doesn't do it on the post reply screen, main forum pages, or any links, just on the actual thread itself.
Drew Black
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Posted - Jul 24 2007 : 10:30AM
Which browser are you using so I can test it?
I made some CSS changes recently to do source-ordering of content that may have problems with IE 5.5.
the unknown pervert
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Posted - Jul 24 2007 : 10:41AM
I have either IE 6 or 7 I can't remember what was the last upgrade I downloaded.
the unknown pervert
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Posted - Jul 27 2007 : 10:31AM
Any ideas? It's still doing it.
RandomPrecision
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Enjoy!
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Posted - Jul 27 2007 : 11:20AM
Get Firefox and don't look back. It has problems sometimes as well but you might as well switch while you have a reason to.
 
Drew Black
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Posted - Jul 27 2007 : 1:23PM
I tried writing to you at the address associated with your forum profile and it bounced as undeliverable.
It works fine with IE 6 and IE 7. The only browser that I know of that exhibits this problem is IE5.5. 0.6% of our visits are with this browser. (More people use Konqueror on Linux than IE5.5 these days so we don't design around it's quirks any longer.)
GaySatyr
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Posted - Jul 27 2007 : 4:57PM
Don't know if it's pertinent, but I tried to create a bullet list in a post several days ago and it didn't work. Still doesn't. Then, again, I could have screwed up the code (but I don't see a mistake).
~ GaySatyr (ABB)
-- edited to add: I'm using Firefox 2.0.0.5
Edited by - GaySatyr on 7/27/2007 4:59:14 PM
struan
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Posted - Jul 28 2007 : 5:49AM
I‘m using IE 5.5, and suffering from the same problem – is there a fix (other than changing/upgrading the browser)?
TIA.
RandomPrecision
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Enjoy!
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Posted - Jul 28 2007 : 6:16AM
Honestly, if your browser is that old, this isn't the only place you're going to run into problems with it. Updating it is easy enough, no?
GaySatyr
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Posted - Jul 28 2007 : 7:42AM
Download Firefox -- it's free. (And good.)
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Drew Black
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Posted - Jul 28 2007 : 8:06AM
Not related but certainly pertinent. I'll fix it today. I didn't realize it was broken.
the unknown pervert
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Posted - Jul 28 2007 : 10:23AM
That is also weird. I have at least two new e-mails that came in last night that I haven't read yet so I know my e-mail isn't down.
This just started doing this last week. I haven't updated my browser in at least two months. If my browser was causing this why hasn't it occured earlier?
Drew Black
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Posted - Jul 28 2007 : 10:30AM
Because the changes to the forum that caused this issue in IE were made on 7/22. Changes are made to the site on a constant basis.
The message was undeliverable because your inbox was full according to your ISP's NDR.
Drew Black
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Posted - Jul 28 2007 : 10:48AM
It actually worked but I had the list style set as none so the bullets weren't showing up.
the unknown pervert
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Posted - Jul 28 2007 : 11:37AM
Drew I just dumped a whole bunch of e-mail so everything should be good now. BTW I downloaded Firefox and the problem went away. Not sure yet whether I like better than IE overall. The spell check is a good feature but I really hate the print font. It reminds me of my high school typing class.
 
Drew Black
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Posted - Jul 28 2007 : 12:21PM
IE 7 has a nice font rendering engine and it's far more compatible with web standards than IE5.5.
RandomPrecision
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Enjoy!
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Posted - Jul 28 2007 : 12:23PM
^^You'll come to really love the spell checker (unless your spelling is really good already (and mine isn't))
Check out the plug ins. I think you'll see some you really like.
Here's one I can't live without for starters.
Edited by - randomprecision on 7/28/2007 12:23:55 PM
RandomPrecision
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Posted - Jul 28 2007 : 12:25PM
BTW, did you try changing the font in the options to see if there wasn't something you like better? I'm switching back and forth between FF and IE7 and not seeing any difference.
Edited by - randomprecision on 7/28/2007 12:28:09 PM
nietzsche
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Posted - Jul 29 2007 : 1:09AM
Why are people still using IE 5.5? Security, people.
struan
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Posted - Jul 29 2007 : 5:18AM
My PC is very old, and it only just meets the absolute minimum requirements for Firefox, but I thought I would give it a go. Ironically, using Firefox, the ONLY site I am having trouble with is… ADT! It won’t load at all, let alone display correctly!
Oh well, guess I‘ll have to wait until I get my new PC to enjoy ADT in its full glory! (added incentive to finally get a new one - long overdue, I’m afraid!).
the unknown pervert
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Posted - Jul 29 2007 : 8:42AM
For some reason I don't get the big green "go back" arrow in the upper left hand corner here with Firefox. I get it on other sites and I get it here with IE. Still can't decide which one I like better. I tried changing the font in the options and that is not working either.
RandomPrecision
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Enjoy!
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Posted - Jul 29 2007 : 8:55AM
Well, that's odd. I saw no difference at all in the font between IE7 and FF.....unless you mean the icons at the top. If that's the case, you get used to it. I thought it was goofy looking to. Now I just ignore it.
OK...I just re read this and realized what you meant. Maybe you should reinstall Firefox. I think I've had issues with it like the ones you're describing before. Which version of FF did you download? Firefox seemed to have some problems in the last couple of versions but the version I have now (2.0.5) seems fine.

Edited by - randomprecision on 7/29/2007 11:51:27 AM

Drew Black
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Posted - Jul 29 2007 : 9:20AM
This site has no control over what icons appear in your browser's toolbar.
Are you browsing ADT through a proxy service or something along those lines?
LubeNLuv
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Posted - Jul 29 2007 : 10:37AM
This site looks fine on my iPhone (Safari browser), but on my Blackberry browser (MS Pocket IE emulation) and my Windows Mobile (Pocket IE) browsers, it _USED_ to look fine, now shoves all the threads to the right of the screen. So no more posting from my phone.
the unknown pervert
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Posted - Jul 30 2007 : 3:29AM
I got the toolbar thing fixed.
 
the unknown pervert
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Posted - Jul 31 2007 : 8:43PM
Hmm, this is the first time I have used IE on here in the last three or four days and now every thread lines up fine. Except for the Teagan Pressley one in Star Crossed, it is still about three inches too far to the right.
LubeNLuv
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Posted - Aug 1 2007 : 12:54AM
Yeah, just hit this site with my blackberry and it's looking fine now...so whatever you changed Drew, it looks good now!
the unknown pervert
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Posted - Aug 1 2007 : 9:28AM
The only threads that still do this are the ones with a ton of responses. The two I have ran into are the previously mentioned Teagan Pressley thread and the what was the last non-porn film you watched thread in the Polls forum. Everything else has been fine.
LubeNLuv
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Posted - Aug 2 2007 : 10:07PM
Nope, back to forcing the entire page to draw to the right of the screen again for me when using Blackberry to browse the forums. Oh well, guess I'll stick to using a real computer.
the unknown pervert
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Posted - Aug 2 2007 : 10:26PM
I'm not having any choice right now. I have been getting error messages whenever I try to log onto the forum using Firefox tonight. With IE I still get some goofy thread alignments but it at least lets me in.
p.s. This didn't happen until after I loaded Flash so I could see the video links here with Firefox.
Edited by - the unknown pervert on 8/2/2007 10:28:12 PM
GaySatyr
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Posted - Aug 3 2007 : 5:02AM
Drew, there may still be a problem with the (list)bullets(/list) function and Firefox. With both IS6 and IE7, the bulleted items are single-spaced; whereas with Firefox, they are double-spaced here in the forum (but not on other sites).
For example, my post in the "Best choice of computor combined with TV" thread.
~ GaySatyr (ABB)
Drew Black
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Posted - Aug 3 2007 : 5:53AM
It's all CSS stuff. FireFox and IE don't render margins and padding the same in UL elements.
GaySatyr
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Posted - Aug 3 2007 : 7:40AM
Drew, I understand that IE6/7 and Firefox render differently (and I see differences from site to site); however, I don't understand why bulleted, numbered or alpha'd lists appear double-spaced only here in the ADT forum with Firefox and not with IE6/7 and NOT in other forums with Firefox. The ADT forum seems to be the only place where I encounter the double-spacing when using Firefox (at least, that I've discovered thus far).
~ GaySatyr (ABB)
Drew Black
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Posted - Aug 3 2007 : 8:49AM
Because it's OUR CSS tags on those elements that are causing the issue. Some might consider it a bug, I prefer to think of it a feature. It's not related to double/single spacing. It's because we apply an inline style on the list type tags in the forum code.
I may look into it some day but it's real low priority.
GaySatyr
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Posted - Aug 3 2007 : 10:45AM
Sorry, Drew. Now I understand. No problem.
~ GaySatyr (ABB)
 
the unknown pervert
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Posted - Aug 3 2007 : 8:43PM
Meanwhile more and more of the threads are doing the three inch jump to the right when I use IE and I encounter an error message whenever I try to log on with Firefox. The only way I have got around this has been to log in with IE then back out of IE without logging off and then go to Firefox.
TeaganPresley
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Posted - Aug 8 2007 : 1:42AM
Does anyone know how many pages that one "WOW TEAGAN" thread was. I remember it got up in the hundreds?
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Posted - Aug 8 2007 : 2:28AM
Wow, I'm not sure we've ever had a pornstar in Tech Talk before. For that matter, we may never have had a girl of any kind in here before.
There were 1874 posts in that thread. The number of posts per page is user-selectable. I don't know what the default number was back then; probably something like 20 or 25.
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Posted - Aug 8 2007 : 7:32AM
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