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#1 Wed 27 August, 2008 3:47
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Craig, Just updated to 1.8 and everything seems ok...few issues. One customer has the "orange" css and it seems to have made it larger and not fit as well....but the main issue are the pages...if you select more than 25 a page it errors. Does the same in firefox and IE with small differences....any help would be great! Here's the site www.franklincars.net Is there a new Doctype that's being used?? Thanks
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#2 Wed 27 August, 2008 12:22
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Hi, For me, IE appears to be working, but Firefox shows a blank page without any errors. The Doctype hasn't changed, but the system's much more strict about characters that go into the fields. Certainly characters such as '&' are likely to give you problems - and that showroom appears to use quite a few. I think the ones with & in the title are failing to appear in the list, which could account for any errors you've experienced with the 'all' option. I'll look into it but, for the moment, I'd recommend using characters such as a-z, 0-9, and basic punctuation. The orange template hasn't changed, but the characters or possibly hidden errors could be causing spacing problems. Hope that helps. _______________ AutoDirector administrator
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#3 Wed 27 August, 2008 14:39
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I replaced some of the &'s and it did make some appear, but i'm still having issues with firefox. If i select the all button i just get a page full of text...here's just the first few lines..... XML Parsing Error: not well-formed Location: http://franklincars.net/inventory.html Line Number 1, Column 33363:<root><a id="ad_id201" href="#" title="click for more details..."><img src="http://franklincars.net/ad/data/franklin/thumbs/902.jpg" title="Scion XB" /><dl><dt class="model">model:</dt><dd class="model"> 2006 Scion XB</dd><dt class="colour">color:</dt><dd class="colour">black</dd><dt class="gearbox">transmission:</dt><dd class="gearbox">manual</dd><dt class="mileage">mileage:</dt><dd class="mileage">44,885 miles</dd></dl><div class="price">$12,995</div></a><a id="ad_id182" href="#" title="click for more details..."><img src="http://franklincars.net/ad/data/franklin/thumbs/877.jpg" title="Nissan Maxima SE" /><dl><dt thanks for your help....
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#4 Wed 27 August, 2008 18:51
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Yep - it's being caused by: 1998 Chevrolet Blazer JOHNNY&HOLLY McCLURE 1998 Toyota Camry MARK&DIANE GASS Remove the '&' from those vehicles and it should work. The only reason 'all' causes an issue is because those vehicles generate the error. If you view 5 cars at a time, it only occurs on page 7. Hope that helps. I'll look into fixing the issue... (Incidentally, the reason I couldn't see the problem in Firefox was because I use Adblock Plus and it stops your AutoDirector script because it's in an /ad/ folder. It might be an idea to rename it to something else, then run upgrade.php - that should work)._______________ AutoDirector administrator « Last edit by Craig on Wed 27 August, 2008 18:54. »
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#5 Thu 28 August, 2008 12:07
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Weird. I've been testing AutoDirector with '&' in the fields and it appears to work fine? Could it be that you've got another unusual character in your text? Copying and pasting from Word could certainly cause problems. _______________ AutoDirector administrator
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#6 Mon 1 September, 2008 22:49
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I don't think they're pasting from word or anything like that but i will make sure. One thing i have noticed though is that in firefox if you go into a car detail and click on an image....the lightbox is in the background and is EXTREMLY slow. I thought it was my computer but i've had many people check. Let me know of any code or whatever you may need to troubleshoot these issues....Thanks again for your quick responses!!!
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#7 Wed 3 September, 2008 6:43
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I've checked your page and the problem is caused by the "z-index:2" in the DIV with ID "html1". Remove that and the images will appear fine. It seems fast enough in Firefox 3? Do you know which version of Firefox your users tested it with? _______________ AutoDirector administrator « Last edit by Craig on Wed 3 September, 2008 6:50. »
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#8 Thu 4 September, 2008 23:17
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Just for the record guys, I just checked it using Firefox 3 and Google Chrome, and it's as quick as I expect it to be. I will say the lightbox comes up under the text still. For some reason I think it's a pretty cool feature!
Cheers guys.
Matt
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#9 Fri 5 September, 2008 13:40
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Did you remove the z-index as mentioned above? That will fix the lightbox going under the text. _______________ AutoDirector administrator
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#10 Wed 17 December, 2008 19:15
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Craig,
So sorry it's taken so long!! I just started messing with removing the z-index:2. I guess i'm not comfortable enough as i can't seem to figure out what to remove/change?? I little more help would be great....Thanks
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#11 Thu 18 December, 2008 9:55
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On your inventory page, line 108 has this code: <div id="html1" style="overflow: hidden; position: absolute; left: 7px; top: 248px; width: 784px; z-index: 2;"> Just remove the "z-index: 2;" from that line and everything will work as expected. _______________ AutoDirector administrator
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#12 Thu 18 December, 2008 22:48
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I removed "z-index: 2;" and this is the error i recieved in IE and Firefox....
This page does not contain a <div id="autodirector"></div> tag.
I'm sorry.....
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#13 Fri 19 December, 2008 17:51
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It looks like you've put the original page back, but I'm guessing that you also removed the quote and/or the closing >. Double-check your code. Line 108 should be: <div id="html1" style="overflow: hidden; position: absolute; left: 7px; top: 248px; width: 784px;"> I'd recommend you use a standard text editor rather than any WYSIWYG tools. _______________ AutoDirector administrator
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#14 Fri 19 December, 2008 22:59
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That worked...not sure what i did wrong...Thanks Craig. Still learning...as you can tell.
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