HTTP 403 Forbidden

[tianporn]

Thought it was only my computer but happened on GF's computer as well.

Whenever I click back on these forums i have to click twice to get to the previous page. When I click the recent page tab next to the back/forward buttons it states "HTTP 403 Forbidden".

Damn annoying..

[DrRubber]

I noticed that I had to click back twice also !!! but I havnt been getting the message.....changed to the redline theme (in your profile) and now its only one click to go back it was the same at home and work

[trend.whore]

I had to click twice for a little while with subsilver but now it's back to one. Probably something to do with the banners

[GecKo]

What browsers/themes are you all using?

It doesn't happen for me with Firefox and Champ White. Let me know so I can try and replicate it.

[mick]

Maybe it's trying to tell you you're a muppet
Hey, just putting the suggestion out there

[trend.whore]

Originally Posted by mick

Maybe it's trying to tell you you're a muppet
Hey, just putting the suggestion out there

Nah I think the double-clicking back is from google ads. I go to another forum where it happens too because of the google things. Doesnt happen now though.. was using Opera in SubSilver

[DrRubber]

i was using internet exploder with sub silver .......waka waka waka

/muppets

[[QUIKdc2]]

Originally Posted by trend.whore

Nah I think the double-clicking back is from google ads.

We've covered it before and that was the problem

[gmeister]

If you are using IE you get a Javascript error which is the reason for the Back issue. I suspect the Javascript error may be caused by the Google Analytics stuff you guys have just added into your HTML.

[GecKo]

Originally Posted by [QUIKdc2

]

We've covered it before and that was the problem

We haven't ran google ads for over a year.

Originally Posted by gmeister

If you are using IE you get a Javascript error which is the reason for the Back issue. I suspect the Javascript error may be caused by the Google Analytics stuff you guys have just added into your HTML.

We do run that, and they've been in there for months and months and months.

Good excuse to get rid of IE since it doesn't implement Javascript properly eh?

[crx_bob]

Originally Posted by GecKo

Good excuse to get rid of IE since it doesn't implement Javascript properly eh?

IE should be dumped just cause it's mircosoft and always has issues

[gmeister]

Originally Posted by GecKo

Good excuse to get rid of IE since it doesn't implement Javascript properly eh?

Yeah... or it could be because there is an actual Javascript error. Just had a quick look at your code; it doesn't actually appear to be the Google Analytics as first thought, there are 2 issues stemming from the same area:

In your Body tag you have -

onLoad="setIframeDimensions(); resizeimages();"

Your resizeimages function is actually called resize_images

And the setIframeDimensions doesn't appear to exist.

It would seem that there is no problem in Firefox because it just ignores the fact that referenced Javascript functions can't be found.

[mick]

Firebug confirms

[trend.whore]

Yeah the google analytics then lol.. meh its sweet now.. *shrug*

[GecKo]

Originally Posted by gmeister

Yeah... or it could be because there is an actual Javascript error. Just had a quick look at your code; it doesn't actually appear to be the Google Analytics as first thought, there are 2 issues stemming from the same area:

In your Body tag you have -

onLoad="setIframeDimensions(); resizeimages();"

Your resizeimages function is actually called resize_images

And the setIframeDimensions doesn't appear to exist.

It would seem that there is no problem in Firefox because it just ignores the fact that referenced Javascript functions can't be found.

This is why I asked what theme people are using, because in Champ White, it's perfect:

<script type="text/javascript"
	src="templates/NoseBleed/NoseBleed.js"></script>

Inside that:

function resize_images() 
  { 
    for (i = 1; i < document.images.length; i++) 
    { 
      while ( !document.images[i].complete ) 
      { 
        break;
      } 
      if ( document.images[i].width > 775 ) 
      { 
        document.images[i].width = 775; 
      } 
    } 
}

<body onLoad="resize_images();">

Etc, etc. You're using Redline, which hasn't been updated in several years. I'll disable it I guess to stop those issues.

Still, IE sucks

[tianporn]

Im using oldschool theme. Subsilver?