Web Page Load Error - Help Please!
Paul
My web page:
www.gitededordogne.com
will not load in firefox when accessing from the internet.
However when I load it as a preview from web page software it loads fine,
and it also loads correctly in IE.
Any suggestions to assist greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Paul.
Paul
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Hi,
Is there nothing that I can do then to make it load in Firefox?
John McGaw
It loads perfectly well in FF3 for me. Have you tried starting FF in safe
mode? It could be that a FF add-on is preventing it from loading on your
machine.
I took a momentary glance at the source of the page and saw that it seemed
to be infested with all manner of Microsoft-specific items so, for fear of
my sanity, I didn't go any further. I know from experience that problem
websites are often full of them.
John McGaw
http://johnmcgaw.com
Paul
news:Ls2dnedNe-pemTrV...@mozilla.org:
Hi John,
Umfortunately it does not load in safe mode either!
Paul.
Simon D
> Paul wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> My web page:
>> www.gitededordogne.com
>> will not load in firefox when accessing from the internet.
>>
>> However when I load it as a preview from web page software it loads fine,
>> and it also loads correctly in IE.
>
> It loads perfectly well in FF3 for me.
Same here.
>
> I took a momentary glance at the source of the page and saw that it seemed to
> be infested with all manner of Microsoft-specific items so, for fear of my
> sanity, I didn't go any further. I know from experience that problem websites
> are often full of them.
>
A quick check at http://validator.w3.org reveals 300 errors...what was
used to create it? Publisher? If you want a standards-compliant page,
using MS Office is definitely *not* the way to go.
--
Simon
Paul
news:mn.84437d883...@msn.invalid:
Yes it was Publisher.
Is there another way?
David Pyles
Are you getting an error message when the page doesn't load for you?
Dave Pyles
Simon D
> Simon D <simo...@msn.invalid> wrote in
> news:mn.84437d883...@msn.invalid:
>> A quick check at http://validator.w3.org reveals 300 errors...what was
>> used to create it? Publisher? If you want a standards-compliant page,
>> using MS Office is definitely *not* the way to go.
>>
>
> Yes it was Publisher.
>
> Is there another way?
Well, although there are plenty who will say that no WYSIWYG HTML
writer is ever going to do the job properly (and to a large extent
they're right), something like Kompozer will write standards-compliant
code an d produce an attractive website for you:
I'm afraid you will have to start again from scratch, though. Sorry.
Incidentally, this is what I see in FF 3.0.1 -
http://www.castlehedingham.org/screenshot.jpg
It doesn't seem to work too badly to me. However, it may look quite
different in other versions of Firefox, and with other screen
resolutions.
--
Simon
Paul
news:AcGdnWqVZJikljrV...@mozilla.org:
Hi,
It used to load OK until a few days ago, no luck with clearing cache
either!
Here is the error message:
File Not Found
The file http://www.gitededordogne.com/ cannot be found. Please check
the location and try again.
* Could the item have been renamed, removed, or relocated?
* Is there a spelling, capitalisation, or other typographical
error in the address?
* Do you have sufficient access permissions to the requested item?
Paul
216.196.97.169:
Don't know why but it seems to load OK again now!!!!!!!
Thanks to all for your assistance.
Ron K.
The error message you cited is caused by the server not being able to find
the page. It could have been down for revision.
--
Ron K.
Who is General Failure, and why is he searching my HDD?
Kernel Restore reported Major Error used BSOD to msg the enemy!
David Pyles
Dave Pyles
George Ruch
>
>Incidentally, this is what I see in FF 3.0.1 -
>
>http://www.castlehedingham.org/screenshot.jpg
>
>It doesn't seem to work too badly to me. However, it may look quite
>different in other versions of Firefox, and with other screen
>resolutions.
I get the same results with FF 3.0.1, WinXP fully updated. Some
of the rendering is off (calendar and inquiry pages), but that's
probably due to MS Publisher.
--
George Ruch
"Is there life in Clovis after Clovis Man?"
Boris
> Paul <p4...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in news:Xns9AFCC7AFCA59Fp4psbyahoocouk@
> 216.196.97.169:
>
>
>
>
>
> > David Pyles <non...@user.invalid> wrote in
> >news:AcGdnWqVZJikljrV...@mozilla.org:
>
> >> On 8/16/2008 12:25 PM, Paul wrote:
> >>> Hi,
>
> >>> My web page:
> >>>www.gitededordogne.com
> >>> will not load in firefox when accessing from the internet.
>
> >>> However when I load it as a preview from web page software it loads
> >>> fine, and it also loads correctly in IE.
>
> >>> Any suggestions to assist greatly appreciated.
>
> >>> Thanks,
> >>> Paul.
> >> Opens fine here with Firefox 3.0.1 on Win2k. Try clearing your
> > cache.
> >> Are you getting an error message when the page doesn't load for you?
> >> Dave Pyles
>
> > Hi,
>
> > It used to load OK until a few days ago, no luck with clearing cache
> > either!
>
> > Here is the error message:
> > File Not Found
>
> > the location and try again.
>
> > * Could the item have been renamed, removed, or relocated?
>
> > * Is there a spelling, capitalisation, or other typographical
> > error in the address?
>
> > * Do you have sufficient access permissions to the requested
> item?
>
> Don't know why but it seems to load OK again now!!!!!!!
>
> Thanks to all for your assistance.
I know I'm a little late to the game here, but I just had the same
problem (but I couldn't load ANY page in FF3.0.1, whereas I could in
IE7). I just cleared all private data if FF, and I'm back in
business.
David McRitchie
> problem (but I couldn't load ANY page in FF3.0.1, whereas I could in
> IE7). I just cleared all private data if FF, and I'm back in
> business.
Yes, I think you should really be told to do such housekeeping
when going to a new version or major update. Another frequent
problem at least for me at such times is where moving icons on/off
of toolbars, and other things like toolbars, menus and bookmarks have
non specific problems. http://kb.mozillazine.org/Corrupt_localstore.rdf