(never drink a coke with mentos in your mouth and a helmet on your head… at least I hope that’s what’s going on here… the dog seems interested.)
I talked to someone today who told me they couldn’t access TheScooterScoop.com or http://thescooterscoop.blogspot.com. They were using Internet Explorer on both an XP and a Vista system and it just sat there and eventually timed out. Now, once when they went the blogspot route, they got something to the effect of “This site may pose a security risk, we recommend you close your browser”. This made me wonder, how many other people may be experiencing this problem.
Have you had any issues accessing TheScooterScoop from any computer or do you know someone who has? I’ll be darned if I can figure out what’s going on there… I mean I’ve got people who access it from an iPhone!
The other bug I still need to squash is that damned IE problem where the first post shows up fine, but the subsequent posts are WAAAAAY down the page. Works fine in FireFox and Safari, but eventually I’ll have to get it to look purdy in IE too, I suppose.
3. October 2007 at 2:58 am
Hi Steve,
Running Vista here and no problems other than not being able to post through I.E. Can’t see the word verification.
Gotta use Firefox to do that.
My ISP is ATT/Yahoo DSL.
3. October 2007 at 3:01 am
The .gov where I work has filtered all .blogspot addresses so there’s no reading them from the job. But I’ve never had a bit of trouble seeing it from anywhere else.
3. October 2007 at 1:15 pm
Have had no problems here, running IE7, with current patches. There’s not even a gap between postings.
3. October 2007 at 3:55 pm
Steve, the day after the switch the site looked weird in IE (running XP), but you fixed that. No problems since, either with IE or Safari 3.0 for Windows.
3. October 2007 at 10:57 pm
Opera and firefox (including word verification) under linux, no problem.
4. October 2007 at 2:39 am
Usually Safari (for mac) works fine, although sometimes when you click a link, you end up with a completely blank page unless you right click and chose open page in new tab.
Dont know if this help or not…
12. October 2007 at 2:54 am
On IE 6 I had that goofy gap.
IE7, smooth as butta!
31. October 2007 at 10:54 pm
McDonald’s does the same thing to me.