I went to a blog I follow on my GReader, and it was marked that I had
flagged it. I did not.
I don't see the NAV BAR anymore, so I don't know if there is a choice
to change this on it.
The only thing I see at the top of the page is this;
"You flagged this blog as having objectionable content" overwriting
the word 'Blogger' on the left side of the screen. "objectionable
content" is a linky.
When I hover over the text, this text is shown on the right;
"Notify blogger about objectionable content on this page."
One - what is the problem with the NAV BAR, and is this just a problem
for me, or others, too?
> I went to a blog I follow on my GReader, and it was marked that I had
> flagged it. I did not.
> I don't see the NAV BAR anymore, so I don't know if there is a choice
> to change this on it.
> The only thing I see at the top of the page is this;
> "You flagged this blog as having objectionable content" overwriting
> the word 'Blogger' on the left side of the screen. "objectionable
> content" is a linky.
> When I hover over the text, this text is shown on the right;
> "Notify blogger about objectionable content on this page."
> One - what is the problem with the NAV BAR, and is this just a problem
> for me, or others, too?
> Two - How do I get the NAV BAR back?
> Three - How do I unflag this blog that I like?
> TIA
> megangiselle
Megan,
We've seen a few reports about navbar corruption like this, and I'm
not sure that the indication that you, personally, flagged the blog is
correct, What's the blog URL?
> > I went to a blog I follow on my GReader, and it was marked that I had
> > flagged it. I did not.
> > I don't see the NAV BAR anymore, so I don't know if there is a choice
> > to change this on it.
> > The only thing I see at the top of the page is this;
> > "You flagged this blog as having objectionable content" overwriting
> > the word 'Blogger' on the left side of the screen. "objectionable
> > content" is a linky.
> > When I hover over the text, this text is shown on the right;
> > "Notify blogger about objectionable content on this page."
> > One - what is the problem with the NAV BAR, and is this just a problem
> > for me, or others, too?
> > Two - How do I get the NAV BAR back?
> > Three - How do I unflag this blog that I like?
> > TIA
> > megangiselle
> Megan,
> We've seen a few reports about navbar corruption like this, and I'm
> not sure that the indication that you, personally, flagged the blog is
> correct, What's the blog URL?
> What you're describing is a network issue, aka "dropped packets". I
> see a similar effect, on some web pages, when my connection isn't 100%
> stable.
OK.
I have several tabs that open when I open FF, uh, 12 right now. would
that do it? Never happened before, and I sometimes have more than
that. a lot more.
> What type of Internet service do you have? What ISP do you use, and
> where are you located?
I'm on a cable modem.
Comcast cable, Cape May county, NJ
> Can you maybe provide a PathPing log?
> Chuck [Blog*Star 2006 - 2009]
> Real Blogger Status:http://blogging.nitecruzr.net/
> > What you're describing is a network issue, aka "dropped packets". I
> > see a similar effect, on some web pages, when my connection isn't 100%
> > stable.
> OK.
> I have several tabs that open when I open FF, uh, 12 right now. would
> that do it? Never happened before, and I sometimes have more than
> that. a lot more.
> > What type of Internet service do you have? What ISP do you use, and
> > where are you located?
> I'm on a cable modem.
> Comcast cable, Cape May county, NJ
> > Can you maybe provide a PathPing log?
> > Chuck [Blog*Star 2006 - 2009]
> > Real Blogger Status:http://blogging.nitecruzr.net/
> Could if I knew what it was, and 'how to'.
Read the cited articles, please. They are there to help you.
> If that's not the only cause of the problem, I'll be asking you to
> check your MTU setting, against one of the blogs giving you the navbar
> problem.
> If that's not the only cause of the problem, I'll be asking you to
> check your MTU setting, against one of the blogs giving you the navbar
> problem.
> > So which do you use? Ethernet or WiFi? If you use WiFi and get
> > dropouts (aka dropped packets), there is once cause of the navbar
> > problem.
> Both.
> But its been that way for months - this problem just started
> yesterday.
> mg
If you saw the problem when only using WiFi but not Ethernet, I'd bet
that you have a WiFi problem. WiFi will contribute to this problem.
If Ethernet is involved too, I'll bet it's an MTU issue.
Both an MTU issue, and a WiFi issue, _can_ start any time. Any
networking expert will tell you that.
Either way, you need to post this in a Networking forum, not here.
You don't have a Blogger problem. Try DSLR Networking.
> I have a similar problem but it is blog specific as users actually
> delete the Navbar code through their html and css, so you can't flag
> them. How do we flag report these sites? Please help.
> I really wish Google would forward on, flagged sites to FBI, etc that
> promote illegal files and the sharing of said links. It's really a
> nuisance to go round to every original copyright holder of infringed
> content to report them and encourage them to file a DMCA complaint.
> Some of these illegal blogs have hundreds of posts and links to
> programs classed as illegal content.
> As Blogger members, they should have their blogs removed immediately
> when someone flags them and be forced to prove it is their own
> content.
Please, don't hijack other peoples threads. And please, don't change
thread titles.
A network problem, hm? I'm seeing the same thing over Ethernet (though
oddly enough, the silver navbar is broken but the blue one is normal):
Firefox's error console is telling me 'Error: The stylesheet
http://www.blogger.com/static/v1/v-css/navbar/4034018350-navbar4_bund... was not loaded because its MIME type, "text/html", is not "text/css"',
so the data are downloading fine for me (in fact, I can get the
browser to apply the CSS using Web Developer Toolbar's 'Edit CSS'
feature, whereupon things temporarily look normal); it's the response
headers that the browser seems to be complaining about.
> A network problem, hm? I'm seeing the same thing over Ethernet (though
> oddly enough, the silver navbar is broken but the blue one is normal):
> Firefox's error console is telling me 'Error: The stylesheethttp://www.blogger.com/static/v1/v-css/navbar/4034018350-navbar4_bund...
> was not loaded because its MIME type, "text/html", is not "text/css"',
> so the data are downloading fine for me (in fact, I can get the
> browser to apply the CSS using Web Developer Toolbar's 'Edit CSS'
> feature, whereupon things temporarily look normal); it's the response
> headers that the browser seems to be complaining about.
> > A network problem, hm? I'm seeing the same thing over Ethernet (though
> > oddly enough, the silver navbar is broken but the blue one is normal):
> > Firefox's error console is telling me 'Error: The stylesheethttp://www.blogger.com/static/v1/v-css/navbar/4034018350-navbar4_bund...
> > was not loaded because its MIME type, "text/html", is not "text/css"',
> > so the data are downloading fine for me (in fact, I can get the
> > browser to apply the CSS using Web Developer Toolbar's 'Edit CSS'
> > feature, whereupon things temporarily look normal); it's the response
> > headers that the browser seems to be complaining about.
As of this morning the problem has vanished for me, so I can't check
it anymore. Last night, it was happening to my own blog (but when I
changed the navbar to blue it worked; back to silver and it broke
again), and out of some other Blogspot blogs I looked at
http://insurancequotesandinformation.blogspot.com/ (silver navbar)
showed the same problem. The problem was showing up in Firefox (both
Win32 and Ubuntu Linux versions), but not IE8 (Win) or Opera (Ubuntu).
Both OSes were in use on the same computer, though.
> > > A network problem, hm? I'm seeing the same thing over Ethernet (though
> > > oddly enough, the silver navbar is broken but the blue one is normal):
> > > Firefox's error console is telling me 'Error: The stylesheethttp://www.blogger.com/static/v1/v-css/navbar/4034018350-navbar4_bund...
> > > was not loaded because its MIME type, "text/html", is not "text/css"',
> > > so the data are downloading fine for me (in fact, I can get the
> > > browser to apply the CSS using Web Developer Toolbar's 'Edit CSS'
> > > feature, whereupon things temporarily look normal); it's the response
> > > headers that the browser seems to be complaining about.
> > The OP reported the problem on multiple blogs.
> As of this morning the problem has vanished for me, so I can't check
> it anymore. Last night, it was happening to my own blog (but when I
> changed the navbar to blue it worked; back to silver and it broke
> again), and out of some other Blogspot blogs I looked athttp://insurancequotesandinformation.blogspot.com/(silver navbar)
> showed the same problem. The problem was showing up in Firefox (both
> Win32 and Ubuntu Linux versions), but not IE8 (Win) or Opera (Ubuntu).
> Both OSes were in use on the same computer, though.
Robert,
If the problem comes and goes, on multiple blogs (different owners?),
then you, too, have dropped packets. An MTU setting problem is where
I would be looking, first.
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