OnPoint Help

Ever since they've updated their site, I've been having problems viewing the pictures on the blog. I'm using Firefox 1.5 and IE 6 and also turned my security off and still nothing. Anyone have or had this problem? If so, how do you fix it?

I have also been having problems with the new CP... It seems that they have a layering issue. I can't see the sidebar menu at all.

I'm using Firefox 1.5 and haven't had any issues with it since they first put it up. You might try deleting all your cookies and temp files, see if that cleans something out. Not sure if it'll help, but it's worth a try.

The new website doesnt work on my computer at all.

Yeah, the sidebar goes away on Linux. The pictures and site loads fine on Windows.

Could possibly be a DNS issue or a packet loss problem. :P

I am also using IE 6 and can see everything fine.

bholcomb said:
Could possibly be a DNS issue or a packet loss problem. :P

English please.

I have been able to view the pictures once and a while, but as soon as I refresh the page they disapear. I cleared the cookies and cache and nothing happens. *** Edited 4/11/2006 7:34:06 PM UTC by Gomez***

I have a problem with viewing the OnPoint pictures, but other than that I've never had a problem. It just gets annoying to have to go down and act like you're submitting a comment every entry just to see if there are pictures.

For those who can see them..... OMFG!!!~!11` BAllooN RAcE iZ TESstingZGG!!?#!~~!

The site works on Firefox 1.5, so I would suggest taking a look at any installed extensions.

Walt, you're amazing! Oddly enough Google's Toolbar beta was the issue. Thanks a million! :)

Now I have a reason to use Yahoo's toolbar. *** Edited 4/12/2006 1:16:59 AM UTC by Gomez***

There goes my Google Toolbar, I guess Yahoo has just gained a few more webbar users.

Who uses webbars?

Especially Yahoo web bars. Too much clutter.

Who needs a webbar anyway? It's just more clutter.

More clutter, more resources and obviously more problems than solutions.

Try IE7, it has a MUCH improved search-the-web interface built into the titlebar.

You mean like the one that's been built into FireFox for a while and allows me to directly search any one of a number of websites? Bout time IE started catching up.

Actually, a few years ago would have been the time for MS to start catching up... but, they already missed the boat on that one - and its costing them. And I'm loving every minute of it.

Its amazing what a little competition will do, eh?

Actually, Netscape had a huge market share, and then IE became the 'better' browser to use for awhile, and now Firefox is. I'm sure the cycle will happen again someday.

Firefox seems slower and freezes alot for me. I just use safari on my mac and ie on my PC.