HELP!!!!!!!!!! Website not working.

[meatmancgy]

Apparently Internet Explorer is not reading my website for the Grant Fuhr event - www.hockeyislife.ca. If anyone has HTML experience and can look at the page, that would be great! I have 2 days left until the event and people can't get on there to order tickets! Any help would be appreciated.

Bruce

 

[TheBostonKid]

I have Explorer, and it seems to be working just fine Bruce...

not sure if that helps or not

 

[stop__dreaming]

It's working on my Explorer, too.

 

[will-411]

Same with me Bruce - works fine on my IE.

Cory

 

[FrozenInferno]

I'm not an expert in HTML by any means, but looking at the code I noticed a couple of things:

- JavaScript 1.2 (Released in 1997)
- IE4+ (Released 1997)
- Macromedia DreamWeaver 4 (HTML Editor, Released in 2000)

All of these could result in older scripts that some browsers might not read properly, hard to say for sure since some people are seeing it and others aren't. Again, I'm not an expert but that could be part of the issue.

 

[seanerster]

Works just fine for me.
-Sean

 

[JohnnyDrama]

I have Explorer, and it seems to be working just fine Bruce...

not sure if that helps or not

Bruce--I'm not seeing what exactly is wrong? Could you specify the issues?

 

[lovetheHABS]

works good on my end too

 

[meatmancgy]

Bruce--I'm not seeing what exactly is wrong? Could you specify the issues?

It says something like "remote server cannot be found". I'm going from what others have told me.

 

[JohnnyDrama]

It says something like "remote server cannot be found". I'm going from what others have told me.

To my understanding that's a connection issue (whether its to your host's server or not, I don't know), not a code issue.

 

[foley2k]

Works fine on IE and on Chrome for me

 

[meatmancgy]

To my understanding that's a connection issue (whether its to your host's server or not, I don't know), not a code issue.

Yea, but its only with some peoples' browsers, and mostly IE I'm told.

 

[hockeyguy2006]

Yea, but its only with some peoples' browsers, and mostly IE I'm told.

Tell them to clear their cache and it should work.

 

[meatmancgy]

Tell them to clear their cache and it should work.

They're coming from a radio/newspaper ad. Can't really tell them when they can't get there in the first place there has to be a simple fix for this.

 

[hockeyguy2006]

They're coming from a radio/newspaper ad. Can't really tell them when they can't get there in the first place there has to be a simple fix for this.

That is the simplest fix for the issue aside from telling them to upgrade/get a better browser.

 

[BillInDallas]

I've been able to read it on three different browsers with no problems. Could it be that some DNS tables on a major backbone in Canada have been cleared/purged and need some time (typically up to 24 hours) to refresh with all of the new info? Shot in the dark, but it wouldn't be the first time.

 

[meatmancgy]

I've been able to read it on three different browsers with no problems. Could it be that some DNS tables on a major backbone in Canada have been cleared/purged and need some time (typically up to 24 hours) to refresh with all of the new info? Shot in the dark, but it wouldn't be the first time.

It's been like this for a couple weeks, so likely not a backbone issue. Ugh this is frustrating! I think this might be a Telus issue (big phone company up here) as Shaw (big cable company) browsers seem to have no issues. Anyone with Telus - is it working for you?