When I click on the green rectangular boxes I get the message "error on page".
Everything above it looks great, by the way
(10-17-2012, 05:32 AM)larry marak Wrote: [ -> ]When I click on the green rectangular boxes I get the message "error on page".
Everything above it looks great, by the way
Larry, are you still using a
WebTV to browse the internet?
If that's the case, we're probably not the only website that doesn't work smoothly for you.
What browser do you use, Larry?
Larry,
While you, Hugmenot, and I search for a more permanent solution, I've gone ahead and put in a "Marak Hack".
If you are logged in and visit a scenario page -
such as BaBu001 - the javascript keeping those sections hidden will be stripped away and everything will display without the ability to show/hide.
Please visit that link and then post here confirming that this does in fact work for you. Once confirmed, I will put the
Marak Hack onto each Library page so you can see all content until we can find a workable solution.
The Marak Hack works fine.
This particular Marak hack works so so, not enough around the house, if you ask my wife.
Thanks, it looks great.
I'm using a version of windows 7 at work. msn.tv 2 at home. The hack is working fine on my work computer.
(10-17-2012, 09:33 AM)larry marak Wrote: [ -> ]The Marak Hack works fine.
Ok. Hack has been propagated to every library item.
Quote:I'm using a version of windows 7 at work. msn.tv 2 at home. The hack is working fine on my work computer.
The computer running Win7 was fussy? Or your home setup? Or both?
Were you using IE on the work computer?
i.e. 7, the most primitive version of 7 is the most advanced version we can use here due to reliance on software dating to 1999, and processing equipment that NCR stopped supporting 7 years ago. We're a run it till the machine or the operator dies on the job kind of outfit here.
Given how inexpensive PC hardware is these days, particularly hardware that can capably run some software that old, my experience has always been that the company sets up a few designated terminals that are only to be used with the old stuff.
Alternatively, they make you keep IE 7 installed, but free you to use an alternate modern browser for all other tasks.
Sounds like the IT dept either doesn't exist, or likes to pretend they don't.
Excellent job Andrew!
Very Cool.