I'm using TinyMCE, witch is working fine for the most part... when the user saves the page redirects to a a php page that extracts the textfield data and processes it, i wont elaborate cause that's no t the issue... the issue is that when it redirects back to the page... the textfield is blank and i can click on it but not see anything, if i type it enters(but i can't see it), this also happens when i go to the address directly, the only way i can see it is to hit the refresh button... i tried a meta refresh to the page... i tried disabling cache... any ideas would be great... thanks in advance
I was getting this type of error in FF11.tinyMCE creates problem with some latest browsers version.To solve this problem try to get latest version of tinyMCE.
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I was making some changes on the header.php file of my wordpress site, related to the flag icons displayed on the top of the webpage.
After that, I loaded back the page and suddenly it all appeared messed. I undoed all the changes I've previosly done, saved and I don't know why but the page is still messed.
Just so you can see how it should be and how it's actually looking like.
I'm sort of desperate because of it, so any clue in what could be causing this is gonna be extremely helpful.
Thanks!
Sometimes with wordpress it needs a bit of time until it's changing. Also try pressing F5 to force refresh, or clear your cache.
Also, you might forgot to add some styles or other file.
Not sure how to ask this question properly.
If you go on the website I'm currently working on:
My Website
The page loads fine, but if you go to another page or link afterwards and then hit BACK, the same page loads with a huge blank space at the bottom. If you refresh the page, it fixes itself. The website pcgamer.com seems to have the same problem.
Here is my HTML/PHP and CSS:
Source Code
EDIT 1: Removing the facebook plugin seems to solve the problem, but how can I use the plugin without having this issue ?
disable facebook like plugin and check it will fix your problem
I just check your web and I think I got your problem. You set .bodymainwrap to has height of 2100px. Please delete the css height:2100px; at .bodymainwrap selector. I'm sure it'll work.
I am working with wordpress template. I used my template page for crud functionality. It's working well but one page is creating problem of session. It looses the session in mozilla firefox. If I refresh that page or redirect to another page then the session automatically gets lost.. Can somebody help me wid a solution.. and why on earth is this happening??
P.S: That particular page is working perfectly in chrome,safari and IE i.e it doesnt loose the session.
Thanks!
this is the issue because of the Mozilla's Cache Management
Actually the thing is that wp create meta tag for next and prev. link and to make your performance batter Mozilla Preload Next post which might be the issue you are facing try below code that might help you to resolve the issue
remove_action('wp_head', 'adjacent_posts_rel_link_wp_head');
Add the above line in your functions.php file and this might solve your issue
I am using JQGrid
I have it on 2 domains (same code)... On domain 1, I have not problems with the loading of data when the page loads.
On Domain 2 I have the exact same code but with a problem.
When the page loads it won't load the data but when I click the refresh button on JQGrid the data loads fine but never during page load.
I've looked at the code and it seems the same to me.
Does anyone have any ideas on what could make this strange thing happen?
I've run out of ideas on where to look.
Run fiddler and see whats causing the issue.
I've been trying to correctly manage sessions throughout the online ordering system I'm writing using PHP. I've got it functioning the way I intended and I allows users to hit the "back" button mid-process, without screwing up the database.
The only thing I do still want, is to prevent the "back" button being used on (or after) the final "All done" screen.
In step 3 (Confirm and proceed) and step 4 (All done), I've included the lines:
session_cache_limiter('nocache');
session_start();
This works perfectly in IE - you see the page confirming your order, but you get a warning if you try to hit "back". The same applies if you navigate on from the site - you can't see the final step.
The same site doesn't seem to work in Safari (5.1.2). I can hit "back" and see all the content that was displayed (it's getting it from a local cache, and not the server).
The site doesn't accept repeated input, so it's not a massive problem, but it's not the functionality I wanted. Does anyone know how to make this work in Safari?
I don't think the problem is the code, but the browser behaviour.
In Safari, when you press the back button, it just bring you to the same page you were before, just like you opened the new page in another tab and then closed it, even if you set the cache to ‘no-cache’. In Internet Explorer, on the contrary, when you press back, it takes you to the previous page by pointing to its url and loading it again.
Reading here and there, it seems that there's no way to avoid this behaviour, apart from a little trick, which should force the browser to reload the page when you press back: Preventing cache on back-button in Safari 5.