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[kfh]

Hi All,

Why is it when I visit some some sites, I can't get off them
Without closing my browser.
I've got ZA set to block Cookies and Ad's, Would this be
causing it.

Thanks,
kfh.


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[John0904]

It could be possible.
Have you tried setting the Cookies and/or Ad Blocking to off and see if that helps with those web pages?

[kfh]

Hi john0904,

Yes I've tried lowering the barriers, but no go.
This is the site I'm having problems with. http://www.a1petstop.co.uk//acatalog...op_DOGS_1.html
Thanks,

kfh.


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[Fruss Tray Ted]

I just went in and went to squeeky toys (for dogs, shucks ) and closed out no problem.

[John0904]

I went to that site and I was able to access every link.
And I do have Ad Blocking set to High and Cookies set to custom.
Only thing unchecked is session and persistent cookies.

Are you able to ping www.a1petstop.co.uk?

[kfh]

Hi All,

Yes I can view all the links.
It's hitting the back button thats not working.
Whats pinging and how do you do it.

Thanks,

kfh.


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[Fruss Tray Ted]

Originally posted by kfh:
Whats pinging and how do you do it.

Ditto KFH.

I SEE what you mean. At the first page you can't back out of it. But on arrival it being the first page of a new window, normally there's no back arrow anyway. But in this case the opening page brings you to the second page like a rerouter and you can't get back to the first but for an instant due to the fact that the rerouted one is already in your TIF's and also you have the cookies for those pages as well.

It looks to be a problem but really isn't.

And they STILL don't have any squeaky toys that I like!!!

[This message has been edited by Fruss Tray Ted (edited 06-06-2002).]

[John0904]

Need to open a DOS window and type: ping www.a1petstop.co.uk

It just pings the site to see if you can connect to it.

[Fruss Tray Ted]

I'm going to start a ??? thread on pinging.

[John0904]

If that is the case on using the back button, as Fruss Tray Ted said, that is the first page to load up therefor the only page.

Start browsing at: www.a1petstop.co.uk and you'll have better luck.

[YODA74]

A ping will see if you can connect watch the packets you get back it should send 4 you should get 4 back.


To ping an IP address from a Windows/PC machine go to the MSDOS prompt and use the command: ping www. ever site you choose"."whatever"

















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[This message has been edited by YODA74 (edited 06-06-2002).]

[kfh]

Thanks Guys,

Just pinged and it sent 4 and got 4 back.
Thanks,

kfh.


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[ErnieK]

Hi kfh
What I discovered in a situation like this was to hit the back arrow (button) twice or three times rapidly and this usually works (without pause in between clicks)

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[mjc]

That site uses frames, and probably some Java (at least I can't "view source") on it, probably have used a script to disable certain right click functions, maybe even the back button...would need to reload the page. Sites do this in the name of "protection"...like it is such a cutting edge site that I would want to swipe some of their HTML code...

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[Paleo Pete]

I just checked it out, can't find a thing that doesn't work, backspace button goes to the previous page, (same as browser's back button) back and forward buttons in browser work fine, page closed just like normal...

Saved the source HTML and mjc is taking a look at it, I couldn't find any javascript that disables anything, and View\Source worked perfect.

The main difference is that I have Java and ActiveX turned off completely, so no javascript they can come up with will affect me...

Just got results from mjc, it has a "frame lock" javascript. Turn java off and you can navigate, turn it on and you're locked into that frame. That means I can go wherever I want on that site with no problems, anyone with Java turned on could be locked in until they close the browser. Only the catalog navigation bar will work.

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