I have a great problem accessing RSC forums. I can get to the main RSC page,
but when I click on the forums button, the page starts to load according the
progress bar at the bottom but it always just sits there until I get the 504
error. Sometimes, not often, I can get to the main forum page, but if I
click on a forum header the same thing happens, it just sits there... bloody
frustrating.
Any ideas to solve this greatly appreciated
Thanks
Edward
"EdwardC" <[email hidden]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> I have a great problem accessing RSC forums. I can get to the main RSCpage,
> but when I click on the forums button, the page starts to loadaccording the
> progress bar at the bottom but it always just sits there until I getthe 504
> error. Sometimes, not often, I can get to the main forum page, but ifI
> click on a forum header the same thing happens, it just sits there...bloody
> frustrating.
>
> Any ideas to solve this greatly appreciated
What browser do you use (make & version)? Seems to me that your
browser's java virtual machine has a problem with the java code that's
run by the forums.
Regards
Crash
I use Outlook Express 6, xp pro. If this is the problem how do I go about
fixing it?
Thanks for the reply, much appreciated
Edward
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> "EdwardC" <[email hidden]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag > news:5uq1b.244968$[email hidden]... > > I have a great problem accessing RSC forums. I can get to the main RSC > page, > > but when I click on the forums button, the page starts to load > according the > > progress bar at the bottom but it always just sits there until I get > the 504 > > error. Sometimes, not often, I can get to the main forum page, but if > I > > click on a forum header the same thing happens, it just sits there... > bloody > > frustrating. > > > > Any ideas to solve this greatly appreciated > > What browser do you use (make & version)? Seems to me that your > browser's java virtual machine has a problem with the java code that's > run by the forums. > > Regards > Crash >On Sun, 24 Aug 2003 11:52:03 GMT, EdwardC wrote:
> I use Outlook Express 6, xp pro. If this is the problem how do I go about
> fixing it?
> Thanks for the reply, much appreciated
>
> Edward
>
hi edward, first of all install a decent web-browser like
Mozilla or FireBird http://www.mozilla.org/ and then try to
access the forums again.
Cookies & JavaScript should be enabled.
If you need further assistance feel free to post!
HTH,
uwe
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Thanks Uwe, Mozilla works great. It'll takes some getting used to, but
it solved a few problems.
Much appreciated
Edward
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> On Sun, 24 Aug 2003 11:52:03 GMT, EdwardC wrote: > >>I use Outlook Express 6, xp pro. If this is the problem how do I go about >>fixing it? >>Thanks for the reply, much appreciated >> >>Edward >> > > > hi edward, first of all install a decent web-browser like > Mozilla or FireBird http://www.mozilla.org/ and then try to > access the forums again. > > Cookies & JavaScript should be enabled. > > If you need further assistance feel free to post! > > HTH, > > uwe >On Fri, 29 Aug 2003 03:57:39 GMT, Edward wrote:
> Thanks Uwe, Mozilla works great. It'll takes some getting used to, but
> it solved a few problems.
> Much appreciated
>
> Edward
>
Hi Edward,
You're welcome. Needless to say that you've improved your system
security significantly by dumping IE and going Mozilla.
FWIW, I prefer MozillaFireBird as I don't use the mail & news
part of Mozilla, you might want to look into that.
All the best & enjoy,
Uwe
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