My web site isn't working right

[_deano]

Sorry i'm not promoting my site, but can someone take a look at www.d3computers.co.uk and tell me if you get the logo and the links at the top of the page.
I can see the 5 links and the logo, but my missus can't.

thanks

[slapmatt]

Looks OK to me!

[Kinky]

All looks fine to me - using FF2

[hut49]

Seems OK to me too

[Plotloss]

Works in Firefox and IE7

[_deano]

Thanks everyone.
Anyone have any ideas why she might only be getting the bottom half then (only the text with no logo or links), someone else from her work is also getting the same.

[Plotloss]

Perhaps because its XML driven?

[JamieBeeston]

_deano said:

Thanks everyone.
Anyone have any ideas why she might only be getting the bottom half then (only the text with no logo or links), someone else from her work is also getting the same.

They both experiencing issues from the same place (ie her work?) if so might be that her work are just caching / proxying the Internet connection and their cache / proxy server is duffed.

J

[_deano]

JamieBeeston said:

_deano said:

Thanks everyone.
Anyone have any ideas why she might only be getting the bottom half then (only the text with no logo or links), someone else from her work is also getting the same.

They both experiencing issues from the same place (ie her work?) if so might be that her work are just caching / proxying the Internet connection and their cache / proxy server is duffed.

J

If it "duffed" i assume (because it's rather a large financial company) that this would be noticed and fixed quite quickly.

[JamieBeeston]

_deano said:

JamieBeeston said:

_deano said:

Thanks everyone.
Anyone have any ideas why she might only be getting the bottom half then (only the text with no logo or links), someone else from her work is also getting the same.

They both experiencing issues from the same place (ie her work?) if so might be that her work are just caching / proxying the Internet connection and their cache / proxy server is duffed.

J

If it "duffed" i assume (because it's rather a large financial company) that this would be noticed and fixed quite quickly.

Mebbe, depends what specific aspect of it is giving grief.


might be it's blocking certain links / urls / image types etc...

Dunno, just guessing

J

[DC5]

It will be a proxy problem, no doubt.

I would imagine hundreds of folks have clicked your link and any of those finding dead images would of posted here to let you know.

Images don't tend to work on some browsers and not others, i wouldn't worry about it.

ps. no offence but, if this is a full time business i'd invest a little bit of money into the website

[jamesuk28]

DITTO above post try www.geminidigital.co.uk

Edited by jamesuk28 on Sunday 22 October 16:27

[_deano]

This is not a full time business yet. It's something that i have on the side that i am playing with. Hence why the site isn't modern/up-to-date flashy etc.

[anonymous-user]

A great way to get free advertising; pretend there's a glitch! I like your style

[jamesuk28]

LOL above post, just what I was wondering

[Arif110]

Don't be cynical, you lot!!

I'd rather be giving the benefit of the doubt - than risking slurring character.

[_deano]

Website is still not working on missus company internet.
Would building a site with Publisher 2003 and then saving it as HTML have any affect on this, rather than just doing it with HTML from the start?
thanks

[Plotloss]

_deano said:

Website is still not working on missus company internet.
Would building a site with Publisher 2003 and then saving it as HTML have any affect on this, rather than just doing it with HTML from the start?
thanks

Thats what I reckon the problem is, the way its marked up.

XHTML/CSS is the way...

[_deano]

thanks Plotless will fiddle with it tonight and see what goes from there.