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nick · 07-01-2005, 10:37

Hi,

Right, this is a really wierd problem. I've just finished making a site at www.njday.com/host/holnet which works fine in all browsers i've tested it in. That address is where the site is actually hosted, but we have a domain name, www.theholisticnetwork.net, registered through 1and1 which points to the njday address above. This is where the problem starts - visiting the domain name in IE/Win (i've only tested v6) and everything goes crazy as you can see below:

Scrolling down on the first page: CLICK
After visiting a few pages you can see all the text has built up: CLICK

Sorry for the naff screenshot quality, I had to save them from Word, but you get the idea as to what the problem is.

Any ideas? I'm totally stumped on this one.

Nick

seen.to · 12-01-2005, 16:17

Looks like a lack of graphics memory on your test pc. Try a reboot and visit the page with nothing else open... does it still happen?

I tested it with IE6/WinXP Pro (SP2) and the same error doesn't occur for me.

Alaska-Design · 12-01-2005, 16:21

It's a problem with the way ASP loads I'm pretty sure, Mac's do that every time you load ASP when you try to scroll, but it sounds like it might be something else.. I dunno to be honest, but I like the site anyway!

Dusteh · 14-01-2005, 04:53

It works absolutely fine for me on IE6 under windows, and its a nice site too.

nick · 22-01-2005, 17:16

Cheers for your comments guys... i'm still stumped as to what the problem is so i've set the domain name to forward to a page which uses javascript to load the actual URL into the parent window - as 1and1 don't seem to allow you to do non-masked forwarding. :/

It's not the best solution but it'll do for now!

Nick

07-01-2005, 10:37	#1 (permalink)
nick Registered User Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Chester, Lancaster Uni, UK Posts: 30	IE/Win Blurring & Superimposing Pages :/ Hi, Right, this is a really wierd problem. I've just finished making a site at www.njday.com/host/holnet which works fine in all browsers i've tested it in. That address is where the site is actually hosted, but we have a domain name, www.theholisticnetwork.net, registered through 1and1 which points to the njday address above. This is where the problem starts - visiting the domain name in IE/Win (i've only tested v6) and everything goes crazy as you can see below: Scrolling down on the first page: CLICK After visiting a few pages you can see all the text has built up: CLICK Sorry for the naff screenshot quality, I had to save them from Word, but you get the idea as to what the problem is. Any ideas? I'm totally stumped on this one. Nick

12-01-2005, 16:17	#2 (permalink)
seen.to unusual suspect ™ Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: DE, USA Posts: 2,900	Looks like a lack of graphics memory on your test pc. Try a reboot and visit the page with nothing else open... does it still happen? I tested it with IE6/WinXP Pro (SP2) and the same error doesn't occur for me. __________________ [[proverbs and quotes]] [[blog]] [[work]] [[photowebby - some photo's by me]]

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Alaska-Design ™ Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Brighton Posts: 353	It's a problem with the way ASP loads I'm pretty sure, Mac's do that every time you load ASP when you try to scroll, but it sounds like it might be something else.. I dunno to be honest, but I like the site anyway! __________________ Alaska-Design / BM Photography

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14-01-2005, 04:53	#4 (permalink)
Dusteh Sir digby chicken caesar Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 4,833	It works absolutely fine for me on IE6 under windows, and its a nice site too.

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nick Registered User Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Chester, Lancaster Uni, UK Posts: 30	Cheers for your comments guys... i'm still stumped as to what the problem is so i've set the domain name to forward to a page which uses javascript to load the actual URL into the parent window - as 1and1 don't seem to allow you to do non-masked forwarding. :/ It's not the best solution but it'll do for now! Nick

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