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jrm527
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posted: 2013-07-22 04:03:58 (ID: 402) Report Abuse |
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I'm having a small issue where the 2 columns on the depth chart overlap (the red arrow buttons to add players to the DC ends up under the names of the players already in the DC). The columns stay in the same position regardles of zoom settings. This only seems to be happening in Firefox as i reopened the page using safari and the columns were in the correct places but it still overlaps when i use firefox. My version of firefox is 9.0.1 has anyone else using firefox had this problem with the depthchart?
PS: I have an RZA team also. using the same version of firefox I do not have this problem. it just seems a little strange to me  .
Nevermind  whatever was going on straightened its self out after about five or ten minutes. it might have been something on my endLast edited on 2013-07-22 04:14:32 by jrm527 |
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| posted: 2013-07-22 07:05:18 (ID: 403) Report Abuse | |
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OK |
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sh8888_blocked
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posted: 2013-07-22 07:29:29 (ID: 404) Report Abuse |
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From time to time, I've had a similar issue over at RZA..... I've not yet seen it at RZC but it may only be a question of time (ooops .... that's a depeche mode song title
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However, it's very intermittent and the big problem is .... I cannot recreate the issue (as it rarely happens). I made a guess (possibly a really wild guess) that it may be a Firefox plug-in or extension that is either bugged or weirdly coded and interferes from time to time ..... I've got many Firefox plug-ins/extensions, probably way too many. One small point .... Firefox 9.0.1 is ancient , I don't know how old it is, but I'd guess around 2011/2012. I'm currently on Firefox 22.0 which is the most up-to-date version. Unless you're running 9.0.1 for specific reasons (compatibility etc) then I'd strongly suggest upgrading as Firefox 22.0 will be far more stable and probably faster/less resource hungry. |
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jrm527
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posted: 2013-07-23 17:23:37 (ID: 419) Report Abuse |
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thanks sh8888 i felt like an idiot when i posted that only to have the problem go away after i posted
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sh8888_blocked
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posted: 2013-08-10 12:48:10 (ID: 592) Report Abuse |
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This weird screen displacement thing happened to me again, I actually think it's a "Firefox bug" ... maybe to do with firefox add-ons/extensions etc etc...... as I occasionally use Chrome and I've never seen it with Chrome, only with Firefox.
Anyway .... I managed to get a screenshot this time. I'll Email it to Pete, I think it's probably not a RZC/RZA bug .... but if Pete sees the screenshot then it might be of interest to him. |
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| posted: 2013-08-10 15:04:27 (ID: 594) Report Abuse | |
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I got it, and gave it a try immediately to reproduce...no luck.
If this happens again, could you send me the sourcecode instead, pls? "View Source"...copy/paste -> Email |
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