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[theprofessor Friend theprofessorJoin date: March 2009Posts: 365Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 47 Thanked: 64 times in 18 posts]

#141566

My site is not viewing properly in a couple browsers:

IE 6
IE 7

http://www.sypfantasyhockey.com

Any suggestions of how to fix these issues?

Thanks in advance 🙂

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1. nguyenhuu quang

[nguyenhuu quang Friend nguyenhuu quangJoin date: September 2014Posts: 1087Downloads:0Uploads:3 Thanks: 29 Thanked: 328 times in 288 posts]

#306279

js erros.
cant fix

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1. theprofessor

[theprofessor Friend theprofessorJoin date: March 2009Posts: 365Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 47 Thanked: 64 times in 18 posts]

#306316

<em>@quang268 130712 wrote:</em><blockquote>js erros.
cant fix</blockquote>

So…

I can understand not fixing it in IE6 as it is pretty much an obsolete browser. But IE7 is still widely used.

Surely there must be a way to fix the viewing issues in IE7. No-one has any other input?

[mj1256 Friend mj1256Join date: June 2007Posts: 1473Downloads:10Uploads:35 Thanks: 84 Thanked: 225 times in 118 posts]

#306342

it is java script conflicts, it cannot be fixed. What happens is that as you add extensions to your site, they install their own js files. Sometimes the scripts and commands conflict with each other. This is not a JA issue that they can or should be expected to fix. You need to delete the extension that is causing the conflcit. I have had this happen many many times and i also am disappointed to find that one or more extensions i wanted to use conflicted. You could also try the customer support of the extension that is causing the conflict and see what they, say.

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1. theprofessor

[theprofessor Friend theprofessorJoin date: March 2009Posts: 365Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 47 Thanked: 64 times in 18 posts]

#306346

Okaaay fair enough. 🙂

Thanks for the heads up about it being a conflict with an extension…I’ll have to go through each one until I figure out what it is.

One last question: If the extension is NOT enabled, but still intstalled into my files, is that enough? Or do I need to completely uninstall the extension that is causing the issues.

the only reason i ask is if disabling the extension is sufficient enough, it makes checking which extension is causing the problems much simpler.

Ultimately, once I find out what extension it is, I will uninstall it altogether.

Thanks!

[mj1256 Friend mj1256Join date: June 2007Posts: 1473Downloads:10Uploads:35 Thanks: 84 Thanked: 225 times in 118 posts]

#306347

look in the head section of your template,. the paths to the js and mootools files are usually there, most relaible way to test is by deleting the most obvious extensions, one at a time. If you do not delete,t the conflicting files are still there.

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1. theprofessor

[theprofessor Friend theprofessorJoin date: March 2009Posts: 365Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 47 Thanked: 64 times in 18 posts]

#306349

OK thank you very much….I’ll start investigating! Hope it isn’t an extension that I need 🙂

[theprofessor Friend theprofessorJoin date: March 2009Posts: 365Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 47 Thanked: 64 times in 18 posts]

#306372

OK…never say never!

The viewing issues in IE6 and IE7 are FIXED without having to uninstall any extensions. 🙂

Don’t ask me how…I hired someone to fix it for me.

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