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Posts: 314 		Post Options Post Options   Quote Sprint Bob Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 20 Jan 12 at 1:15pm
Originally posted by Mark Jardine

Originally posted by gbr940

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Eeeuuuggghhh...major dislike to the new website. Too complex and if you only have 20secs to glance and see whats worth reading you can't do it with the new layout. I'm sure like Facebook profiles it will take ages to like but currently I'll be using the old one for as long as its available!!
 
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I knew I wouldn't be able to please everyone with the new website which is exactly why I setup old.yachtsandyachting.com . This will remain available for you since it picks up exactly the same database content as the new site.
Hi Mark
Using the old format now gives the following message when trying to open a report off the Home page.
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500 - Internal server error.

There is a problem with the resource you are looking for, and it cannot be displayed.
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It's all gobbledegook to me Mark/Mags, but really appreciate all the effort put in behind the scenes to keep things running.

Edited by Andymac - 20 Jan 12 at 3:40pm
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Posts: 1028 		Post Options Post Options   Quote Mark Jardine Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17 Jan 12 at 5:00pm
Originally posted by Roger

Originally posted by Mark Jardine

Originally posted by Mark Jardine

Originally posted by Roger

Firefox works brilliantly but.....
 
IE9....
 
Loads very slowly, as some others have just said, it has to be something to do with the code as loads very fast in Firefox on the same connection and PC.
When I click on "dinghies" from the menu below the picture the formatting goes to pieces vertically, or at least it does in what I would call the center frame (design and code has moved on so much since I used to do it). I hope the screenshots illustrate this, note the size of the scroll bar to show how "long" the page has become.


That is very odd indeed - does this only happen on the Dinghies tab? If so, it'll be much easier for me to identify the problem in the code.

Many thanks for bringing this to my attention!


I think I may have just sorted this! Could you give it a go?
 
Well done Mark, works fine now on all the tabs.
 
Thanks
Roger
 


Roger, thank you very much indeed for posting the screenshots - that really helped me narrow down what the problem actually was. Bizarrely I couldn't 'see' a difference in the code, but when I copied the exact same code from the keelboat section and changed the references to dinghies it worked!

So all in all, I still don't know what caused the problem, but it's fixed now so I don't really care!

I've also just fixed a small css problem which showed up after the initial fix.
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Was OK until  half an hour ago, now when I click on "new posts" I get an error:
 
Server Error in Forum Application
An error has occurred while writing to the database.
Please contact the forum administrator.

Support Error Code:- err_SQLServer_getSessionData()_save_new_session_data
File Name:- functions_session_data.asp

Error details:-
M**rosoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server
Violation of PRIMARY KEY constraint 'PK__tblSession__5B78929E'. Cannot insert duplicate key in object 'dbo.tblSession'. The duplicate key value is (1714b9cb-85e6-16e399a1-796c91ad-6b5529b1).



Edited by GK.LaserII - 17 Jan 12 at 4:37pm
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Posts: 524 		Post Options Post Options   Quote Roger Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17 Jan 12 at 4:24pm
Originally posted by Mark Jardine

Originally posted by Mark Jardine

Originally posted by Roger

Firefox works brilliantly but.....
 
IE9....
 
Loads very slowly, as some others have just said, it has to be something to do with the code as loads very fast in Firefox on the same connection and PC.
When I click on "dinghies" from the menu below the picture the formatting goes to pieces vertically, or at least it does in what I would call the center frame (design and code has moved on so much since I used to do it). I hope the screenshots illustrate this, note the size of the scroll bar to show how "long" the page has become.


That is very odd indeed - does this only happen on the Dinghies tab? If so, it'll be much easier for me to identify the problem in the code.

Many thanks for bringing this to my attention!


I think I may have just sorted this! Could you give it a go?
 
Well done Mark, works fine now on all the tabs.
 
Thanks
Roger
 
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Originally posted by Mark Jardine

Originally posted by Roger

Firefox works brilliantly but.....
 
IE9....
 
Loads very slowly, as some others have just said, it has to be something to do with the code as loads very fast in Firefox on the same connection and PC.
When I click on "dinghies" from the menu below the picture the formatting goes to pieces vertically, or at least it does in what I would call the center frame (design and code has moved on so much since I used to do it). I hope the screenshots illustrate this, note the size of the scroll bar to show how "long" the page has become.


That is very odd indeed - does this only happen on the Dinghies tab? If so, it'll be much easier for me to identify the problem in the code.

Many thanks for bringing this to my attention!


I think I may have just sorted this! Could you give it a go?
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Posts: 524 		Post Options Post Options   Quote Roger Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17 Jan 12 at 1:39pm
Mark
 
Just checked it and yes only happens on the "dinghies" tab, "keelboats", "most read" etc all format correctly.
Hope this helps
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Ditto everyone else, there does appear to be a little glitch with 'unread post' clicks taking me randomly into the thread. I was also on the dinghy section catching up just now... left halfway through... when I came back all the previously unread posts had disappeared/reset. (Windows Vista/IE...sorry don't know version).
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Originally posted by Roger

Firefox works brilliantly but.....
 
IE9....
 
Loads very slowly, as some others have just said, it has to be something to do with the code as loads very fast in Firefox on the same connection and PC.
When I click on "dinghies" from the menu below the picture the formatting goes to pieces vertically, or at least it does in what I would call the center frame (design and code has moved on so much since I used to do it). I hope the screenshots illustrate this, note the size of the scroll bar to show how "long" the page has become.


That is very odd indeed - does this only happen on the Dinghies tab? If so, it'll be much easier for me to identify the problem in the code.

Many thanks for bringing this to my attention!
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Posts: 1402 		Post Options Post Options   Quote Contender 541 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17 Jan 12 at 1:06pm
Originally posted by Mark Jardine

Originally posted by Contender 541

Hi Mark
 
I think this one comes under the it's just me category, but I am finding the home page really slow to load - once loaded, then no problem, away we go.
My situation when browsing at work is that as I work for a Spanish (Basque) company, all internet requests go from the UK to Spain (server location) and then back. 
Interestingly, I have not seen any slow down on other picture and link heavy sites, so if there is something going on in the background of the site that can be changed to improve loading speed, I for one would be a happy bunny


I'm guessing that you're using Internet Explorer 7 at work - there is definitely an issue with how IE7 handles the page and it can cause problems and slow loading.

I'm developing a 'lite' version of the homepage which will automatically load with IE7 (IE6 already automatically redirects to old.yachtsandyachting.com . It's not that much work so shouldn't be too long to do. I'll keep you posted.

Give me a shout if you're not using IE7 - Always good to know what issues the new site has!
 
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