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 Haino
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Thu Oct 09, 2008 2:33 pm Post subject: Not interesting anymore .... |
 
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 Alchemist 
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Fri Oct 10, 2008 1:38 am Post subject: |
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Thank you for stopping in, Haino  And thanks for the tip too!
VIPs, please note this issue is also discussed and solved here in the VIP forum. Internet Explorer users, sorry for the inconvenience! |
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 j2brown
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Fri Oct 10, 2008 6:36 am Post subject: |
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| Internet Explorer users, sorry for the inconvenience! |
...and sorry you're stuck with Internet Explorer. Consider Firefox or FirefoxPortable (for those with restrictions about installing software at work) as alternatives.
jeff
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Haino
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Alchemist
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Sat Oct 11, 2008 8:01 am Post subject: |
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I must disagree, Haino. You're mixing different things.
The problem mentioned above impacts only the listen page, because a part of the listen page is hosted on a different website.
There is no issue to upgrade to VIP that I know of. Please bring me some evidence if you think otherwise.
As for the listen page not working properly by default in IE; I agree this is a major annoyance for our VIPs who are using Internet Explorer. I'm pretty sure our admin team will find a workaround.
I certainly disagree that IE "works correctly" and I've quite some experience on that matter. But I'm going completely off topic there |
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Haino
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 Pesadelo
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Sat Oct 11, 2008 5:06 pm Post subject: |
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The reason i tell this is not ego, but a less safe setting for I. E. is now needed ,
to compensate something not working well in 24seven.
To be specific, with a wildcard in it. |
I strongly disagree on your claim, Haino. This is not a less safe setting. How would be not safe a setting by which you say to the browser those URLs you have confidence on?
Furthermore, a non-conventional solution to the listen page was settled in orther to bring confort to users and better aesthetics to site: to put a 24seven station around the main loudcity page via IFrame. We have tested it on 5 browsers: FireFox, Opera, Safari, Chrome and IE. Only this last displayed issues, resolvable by its own settings only. The other four worked fine without complaints. Notwithstanding this, every single time you touch the subject, you have to, either explicitly or not (as in the case of open post of this topic), say that there was a programming error.
Ok, there was not programming error in this case, Haino. What happened was that IE demands an obscure cookie setting only applied on these inter-domains case where the "child" domain (in the present case a 24seven station) keeps login information in cookies.
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Haino
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