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Re: Google Chrome and Safari problems/crashes with NOF 11
Yes, I can see the problem. It's always difficult to spot such problems,
but my guess would be some problem with the JavaScript - there is a lot
of it, and FireFox Web Developer Toolbar is indicating that errors are
being thrown.
My suggestion would be to save everything as a separate NOF file (so you
can go back to the current version), then experiment by deleting
elements of the copy site until it works OK, which will point you
towards the problem.
Max
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Vloggity wrote:
Our website works perfectly fine in IE and FireFox. But, does
not funtion and/or crashes in Google Chrome and Safari...any suggestions
to remedy this would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.
See for yourself at: 'www.vloggity.com' (http://www.vloggity.com)
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Junior Member
Thank you Max, I am willing to try anything at this point.
Trying to gain an understanding, why would a large amount of javascript cause the website not to function in Chrome and Safari? Many other sites I visit contain much, much more javascript and function fine in Chrome and Safari.
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Senior Member
as Max wrote, there are Javascript-errors. now, every Browser works a little different. IE and FF seem to override the problems, while Chrome and Safari insist in showing the errors. sometimes it the other way round.
there are more problems on the index.html (only page I looked at). FF 8.01 doesn't show all the menu, while Chrome does. what did I say
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Re: Google Chrome and Safari problems/crashes with NOF 11
Chrome and Safari are both based on the WebKit code base so do tend to
suffer common peculiarities, although I think they do now use different
javascript engines.
When writing any computer code, it's very easy to make errors.
Javascript is also continuing to evolve, and it may be that the code
incorporates something that has been superseded or is non-standard.
Consequently my guess is that both browsers may be having difficulty
interpreting one or more parts of the javascript code on your site and,
perhaps, failing to do so in similar ways. Of course I could be wrong...
While javascript does have its uses, there are various reasons to
minimise its use: there can be conflicts between functions in different
scripts; javascript doesn't work on many mobile browsers; some people
disable it for security or other reasons; it's not read reliably by
search engines; and each script uses increases both download time and
processing time on the user's PC / smartphone (and you have 22
javascripts on your home page).
Max
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Vloggity wrote:
Thank you Max, I am willing to try anything at this point.
Trying to gain an understanding, why would a large amount of javascript
cause the website not to function in Chrome and Safari? Many other sites
I visit contain much, much more javascript and function fine in Chrome
and Safari.
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Junior Member
I loaded your home page in Firefox with FireBug plugin and kicked out three errors all pointing to FaceBook (errors copied below).
Firefox is able to get past these errors, but Chrome may not. So, I would start with resolving these, or temporarily disabling the Facebook code to see if it will load.
Alternately you could try to load the Facebook code last so the rest of the page has a chance to load before the error stops it.
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uncaught exception: Error: Permission denied for <http://www.facebook.com> to get property Proxy.InstallTrigger
https://plus.google.com/_/apps-stati...iaIHKXKcg/d=1/
Line 191
#2
uncaught exception: Error: Permission denied for <http://www.facebook.com> to get property Proxy.InstallTrigger
http://widgets.twimg.com/j/2/widget.js
Line 12
#3
uncaught exception: Error: Permission denied for <http://www.facebook.com> to get property Proxy.InstallTrigger
Line 0
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