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My Netscape crashed on the PAMPA new sit

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Ion Muniz · Jan 26, 2004 07:46 AM

#0 source
It has happened twice.

At some point I get a message from the browser, and an "OK" button.
When I click on it the netscape crahes.

I'll try to write down the contents of the message.

Ion

Ion Muniz · Jan 26, 2004 07:57 AM

It was the browser's fault...edited#1 source
>It has happened twice.
>
>At some point I get a message from the browser, and an "OK"
>button.
>When I click on it the netscape crahes.
>
>I'll try to write down the contents of the message.
>
EDIT: The message:

-TABLE offsetLeft: 182 clientLeft: undefined total:NaN
--TD offset: 199 clientLeft: undefined total:NaN
---TABLE clientLeft: undefined offsetLeft: 0 total:NaN
----TR offsetLeft: 0undefined total:0

EDIT 2

This time it stopped crashing.
Since I have authorized Netscape to monitor my navigation and do any changes on my browser they must have fixed some bug.

Ion

Steven Yampolsky · Jan 26, 2004 08:43 AM

RE: It was the browser's fault...#2 source
This is good news! What version of the browser were you using? What exactly did you do to make the problem go away? I am sure other Netscape users could use this kind of information.

Steven Yampolsky

Ion Muniz · Jan 26, 2004 09:44 AM

RE: It was the browser's fault...#3 source
Steven,

I'm using Netscape for Mac OS X,(10.2.3) version 7.1.

If you register your browser at Netscape they ask your permission to "keep an eye" on your browser, and when something goes wrong you get on the screen a form asking what site were you on when the crash occured.

I think they check it out and if you are lacking a plug in or whatever they fix it online.

Ion

Alan Hahn · Jan 26, 2004 09:53 AM

RE: It was the browser's fault...#4 source
Ion,
If you are using OSX, I would recommend Safari. It seemed to work just fine on the site.

Ion Muniz · Jan 26, 2004 02:17 PM

RE: It was the browser's fault...#5 source
>Ion,
>If you are using OSX, I would recommend Safari. It seemed to
>work just fine on the site.

It's working fine now.

I started with teh exploder, but the netscape has given me no problems.

And I love not having to remember and type passwords for some sites, the netscape rwmembers all the usernames and passwords.

Ion

Steven Yampolsky · Jan 26, 2004 03:16 PM

RE: It was the browser's fault...#6 source
If you check off the box on the login window, right underneath the password box, you will stay permanently logged in on that computer.

Another way to make things easier is to change your password to something you're familiar with. Login using assigned password. In the upper right corner of the web page, click on your name. This will take you to User Info page where you can change your password to something that's easier to remember.


Steven Yampolsky

Tim McTigue · Jan 26, 2004 05:14 PM

RE: It was the browser's fault...#7 source
Can't WAIT till the database gets updated for new members, so I can experience the full benefit of the site! Again, WAY TO GO, Steven, Larry and Aaron!