ChatterBank2 mins ago
"Back Arrow" Issues
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Morning,
We're working on a resolution to the problem which sees IE9 users unable to click back to previous pages.
The bug is one in IE9 - it considers each ad on the page to be a separate page (the way we show ads is normal industry standard, we're not doing anything odd here.)
A simple solution is to switch to FireFox and update to the latest version. A quick how to can be found here: http://www.theanswerb...our-internet-browser/
Some have suggested there is an issue in other browsers, if you've had an issue similar to this, please inform us of the browser version below. I've yet to be able to replicate any of these issues in other browsers.
There was a post last night suggesting it was a security concern regarding the issue. This is not true, the post was alarmist and misinformed. It has since been removed to avoid confusion.
Please direct others who are talking about this subject to this thread.
Thanks in advance,
Ed.
We're working on a resolution to the problem which sees IE9 users unable to click back to previous pages.
The bug is one in IE9 - it considers each ad on the page to be a separate page (the way we show ads is normal industry standard, we're not doing anything odd here.)
A simple solution is to switch to FireFox and update to the latest version. A quick how to can be found here: http://www.theanswerb...our-internet-browser/
Some have suggested there is an issue in other browsers, if you've had an issue similar to this, please inform us of the browser version below. I've yet to be able to replicate any of these issues in other browsers.
There was a post last night suggesting it was a security concern regarding the issue. This is not true, the post was alarmist and misinformed. It has since been removed to avoid confusion.
Please direct others who are talking about this subject to this thread.
Thanks in advance,
Ed.
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A simple solution is to switch to FireFox and update to the latest version. A quick how to can be found here: http://www.theanswerb...our-internet-browser/
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i had this problem on the latest version of firefox
A simple solution is to switch to FireFox and update to the latest version. A quick how to can be found here: http://www.theanswerb...our-internet-browser/
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i had this problem on the latest version of firefox
Belated Good Morning chaps ...
... using FF 3.6.24 here (vista business 64 bit)
... if you click on 'recent pages' (tiny little downward arrow next to the two blue ones) the list shows four entries for each AB page accessed.
So the back arrow appears not to work, but you can select any of the four entries for a previous page and navigate to it.
dave
... using FF 3.6.24 here (vista business 64 bit)
... if you click on 'recent pages' (tiny little downward arrow next to the two blue ones) the list shows four entries for each AB page accessed.
So the back arrow appears not to work, but you can select any of the four entries for a previous page and navigate to it.
dave
I was (and still am) having woes with Firefox too? :-S
http://www.theanswerb.../Question1075562.html
http://www.theanswerb.../Question1075562.html
‘tis very strange, Mr. Ed!? Just tested it again and it’s still the same? With my idiot knowledge of all things computery the bit I can’t understand is how it continues to gobble up my memory even after I’ve closed the AB tab, it just keeps skyrocketing until I get a memory usage warning from AVG and I have to restart Firefox?