problems accessing radio 2 website

[jonscz]

Hi all you experts, Now before you all say that I shouldn't be listening to radio 2..... I am in their target audience age group, OK!
Anyway, I am having problems accessing their website (as I want to Listen again to a show). It is only a a recent thing and I have no trouble accessing the general BBC radio site or other radio station sites, but when I click on Radio 2 (or Radio 3 or site map pages) I just get a blank screen and the "Done" word in the bottom left of screen. It gives me a blank screen on listen now, too. Any ideas? I know I havn't blocked the site in the firewall and I am completely stumped...!!!
Thanks, in advance. Cheers, Jon

[UncleDave]

Are you using Firefox or any other browser that isn't Internet Explorer?
If so, try Internet Explorer
The BBC especially seems to be biased towards IE

[jonscz]

Hi uncledave, thanks for your reply, but I am using IE.

[UncleDave]

I think they use Realplayer aswell, so you might have to make sure you have that installed and functioning OK..?

Dave.

[jonscz]

Hi, Me again... Cheers, but I have real player, too (and that wouldn't explain the blank web page). I don't wish to sound, negative, uncledave, but thanks for your suggestions....Don't suppose you have any more? (keep 'em clean!)

[jonscz]

Hi... I've just accessed it ok on another computer, so it's something I'll have to look into on my pc. Cheers, Jon

[UncleDave]

I've heard of the problem before but no idea of a solution unfortunately... If I hear anything I'll give you a shout

[jonscz]

Cheers, uncledave

[jonscz]

Hi, me yet again.... This is a follow up question (poss for uncledave?). I have done some googling and have found a BBC radio homepage which says it is a "frames-free" version as it seems I am not alone in having this problem, which now works. What I really want to know is what does this mean (frames-free) and is there a fix for my pc as it used to work with the proper page. link here www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/index_noframes.shtml

thanks, Jon

[UncleDave]

I'm not sure how that would solve the problem really, but frames free is pretty much a basic version of the page..

If a page has got frames, it loads multiple pages into one.. if you know what I mean
The frameless page is all one thing...

So the problem could be a problem with browser...? Frameless pages are usually used for simple browsers like the ones on mobile phones nowadays I think.

Dave.

[jonscz]

cheers for your reply, uncledave. It has solved the immediate problem as when I load the frames-free page, then click on a link, it then opens a new page to a particular show. However, as you rightly say, the page is a much simplified version, without the search function I was after to listen to a previous show. Ah well, can't have it all, as they say!