Strange loading

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The temple page, ehm does load very strange. I do not have the problem at other websites, but all other browsers show the same when using the temple link.

My mobile phone does load normally. Does someone have a idea what I can do to solve this

~ aqua

Clear the cache for this website, close the browswer, try again.

It does not work.. thank you for the idea though!

I shall send you a link, so you can better see the problem.

Same happened for me once, just refresh the page or close the window/the entire browser and load again.
The reason is that you have probably disturbed the loading process

It happens to us all on occasion...

Jestor wrote: It happens to us all on occasion...

I was actually a bit scared to see it happening :blink: Not because it happened, but because my pc has crashed to the very core totally two or three times. Like not able to do anything, so I had to send it to a special repair shop. Took me a few weeks / month of not being able to use my pc. Mainly because my pc is hand made, and does not have a brand pc store to go to.. During my last crash I had similar problems, but with my windows operating system.. I did send Proteus a pm about this (current) problem with the site. Still not happy to wait and do nothing myself, so I went searching and found a back up wile waiting for reaction. Did run a total reset of my pc. Everything is running now.. normal.. somehow.. So I wanted to inform that everything is working normally again.

I have had this too in the past myself on many sites. Im copy /pasting this from Microsoft.com and I know its for Internet Explorer but most browsers have something similar within their settings.

Sometimes, websites don't look like you expect them to – images might not appear, menus might be out of place and text could be jumbled together. This might be caused by a compatibility problem between Internet Explorer and the site you're on. Sometimes, this can be fixed by adding the site to your Compatibility View list.
To add a site to the Compatibility View list
Note
If you add a site to the Compatibility View list and the page looks worse, the problem might not be compatibility and you should remove the site from the list.
Once you've turned on Compatibility View, Internet Explorer will automatically show that site in Compatibility View each time you visit it. You can turn it off by removing it from your compatibility list.
Not all website display problems are caused by browser incompatibility. Interrupted Internet connections, heavy traffic or problems with the website can also affect how a page is displayed.

Maybe it could be some stylesheet not loading properly? If you've got a dodgy internet connection you might see this happen from time to time (or if your downloading A LOT of other things at the same time LOL). Many pages these days reference layout parameters and styles from an external file which is called early in a webpage to populate the page's individual contents with standardized information like fonts etc, its how most template driven sites work to reduce the complexity in site creation and making changes to site layouts. I dunno though, as I used to hand code individual pages.

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Same happened for me once, just refresh the page or close the window/the entire browser and load again.
The reason is that you have probably disturbed the loading process

It was not possible by fixing due to loading or some simple tricks.. I have used a back up of my pc to fix this, as after rebooting and reloading every single thing to my IP internet connection browsers and so on.. did not solve it.

It is fixed, i am happy.. all thank you for your time to help though

Adder wrote: I dunno though, I tended to hand code pages, but maybe it could be some stylesheet not loading properly. If you've got a dodgy internet connection you might see this happen from time to time (or if your downloading A LOT of other things at the same time LOL). Many pages these days reference layout parameters and styles from an external file which is called early in a webpage to populate the page's individual contents with standardized information like fonts etc, its how most template driven sites work to reduce the complexity in site creation and making changes to site layouts.

PC is directly on glass fiber network, have extreem high quality connection :side:

Aqua wrote: PC is directly on glass fiber network, have extreem high quality connection :side:

I'm jealous!!!!!
I'm on 1.3Mbps down and 0.19Mbps up.... better then dialup at least :S
... and I don't get that page loading problem.

Yes i know that Aqua, i noticed you use at least 2 browser types , chrome and firefox , i used to do that and got all kinds of silly things. I will ask my daughter when she comes home she is an ICT student and she told me once to stick to one browser and set it as the main browser ?

Aqua wrote:

Adder wrote: I dunno though, I tended to hand code pages, but maybe it could be some stylesheet not loading properly. If you've got a dodgy internet connection you might see this happen from time to time (or if your downloading A LOT of other things at the same time LOL). Many pages these days reference layout parameters and styles from an external file which is called early in a webpage to populate the page's individual contents with standardized information like fonts etc, its how most template driven sites work to reduce the complexity in site creation and making changes to site layouts.

PC is directly on glass fiber network, have extreem high quality connection :side:

I am still on ADSL ! I have hardly any problems and it saves me 50 dollar a month on internet and telephone costs :lol:

Adder wrote:

Aqua wrote: PC is directly on glass fiber network, have extreem high quality connection :side:

I'm jealous!!!!!
I'm on 1.3Mbps down and 0.19Mbps up.... better then dialup at least :S
... and I don't get that page loading problem.

The reason why this happens is your OS/browser/ISP does not like one of our security certificates, specifically the one for cdn.templeofthejediorder.org, which is where we host some common resources. It could be caused by a security policy on your computer, an antivirus/firewall, an obsolete browser or operating system, or a problem with the certificate authority.

I will look into doing things differently in the future, as the cdn was setup before we started using https.

ren wrote: The reason why this happens is your OS/browser/ISP does not like one of our security certificates, specifically the one for cdn.templeofthejediorder.org, which is where we host some common resources. It could be caused by a security policy on your computer, an antivirus/firewall, an obsolete browser or operating system, or a problem with the certificate authority.

I will look into doing things differently in the future, as the cdn was setup before we started using https.

Can the OS/browser/ISP not make an exeption for sercurity certificates? Kind of allow it ? Sorry Ren , talking out loud really , i'll ask my daughter about those protocols , i see that an obsolete browser is also an option , and what if you are using more than one ?

MartaLina wrote: Yes i know that Aqua, i noticed you use at least 2 browser types , chrome and firefox , i used to do that and got all kinds of silly things. I will ask my daughter when she comes home she is an ICT student and she told me once to stick to one browser and set it as the main browser ?

Hehe, i only use chrome. But downloaded firefox to check if the problem was within chrome, ore within my computer. I can be very analytic when I want to fix something so hard.. :blush: I enjoy my pc, thank you for your advice and words yesterday, you are great!

~ Aqua

ren wrote: The reason why this happens is your OS/browser/ISP does not like one of our security certificates, specifically the one for cdn.templeofthejediorder.org, which is where we host some common resources. It could be caused by a security policy on your computer, an antivirus/firewall, an obsolete browser or operating system, or a problem with the certificate authority.

I will look into doing things differently in the future, as the cdn was setup before we started using https.

Thank you :blush: I am so happy we have ICT people like yourself around.. Though I can code very, very basic things, I find ICT quite difficult to understand haha. But I guess that is normal for all people who are not ICT.. change that it is due to security policy is highly possible.. though resetting that did not help when I tried it yesterday. Weird machine of my haha :woohoo:

~ Aqua

One Creed wrote: This might be caused by a compatibility problem between Internet Explorer and the site you're on.

I don't use I.E., I primarily use Dolphin Browser (mobile 85% of the time) and Chrome (14.95% of the time) and lately Firefox (0.05% of the time) and it happens on them all...



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