Firefox 12.0 here will try IE but I really, really loathe Internet Exploder......
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Firefox 12.0 here will try IE but I really, really loathe Internet Exploder......
I put gloves on before using it. :sick:Quote:
Originally Posted by Artemis
Did you try hitting the refresh button while on the page with teh broken editor?
There was a bug, fixed last weekend, that caused this to happen, and your browser could be still caching an old version of the bugged JS file.
I just tested Chrome with the Standard and WYSIWYG editor and both worked fine.
I just opened a fresh page with the WYSIWYG editor, and had the same non-working text box. I refreshed via the browser icon, and still had no change. I hit F5, and got the same non-working result.Quote:
Originally Posted by tesco
How up-to-date does my Javascript plugin need to be?
Try Ctrl+F5. That should force your browser to ignore the cache and download a new copy of everything (unless you're on Opera, which nastily refreshes all tabs instead).Quote:
Originally Posted by megabyteme
Earlier, I updated Java. I checked before and after restarting, and still couldn't comment.Quote:
Originally Posted by anonTry Ctrl+F5. That should force your browser to ignore the cache and download a new copy of everything (unless you're on Opera, which nastily refreshes all tabs instead).Quote:
Originally Posted by megabyteme
Also tried Ctrl+F5, on your recommendation, and still not working.
Java and JavaScript are different things. The names are similar because when JS was created, it was meant to quickly do tasks Java would be just too cumbersome to load and execute (therefore making a bad tradeoff), but other than that they're completely different.Quote:
Originally Posted by megabyteme
Since Ctrl+F5 didn't work, the only other recommendation I'd have is deleting your browser's cache.
Just tried that. No luck.Quote:
Originally Posted by anonJava and JavaScript are different things. The names are similar because when JS was created, it was meant to quickly do tasks Java would be just too cumbersome to load and execute (therefore making a bad tradeoff), but other than that they're completely different.Quote:
Originally Posted by megabyteme
Since Ctrl+F5 didn't work, the only other recommendation I'd have is deleting your browser's cache.
Am I the only one still having a problem? Did Art get it sorted out?
Press ctrl+shift+j, click on Console, do you see any error(s) there?
Yes, I get:Quote:
Originally Posted by tesco
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Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'length' of null