I made a script which is working fine on Chrome but doesn't load in Firefox. I tried on another PC, and here it works on Firefox but not in Chrome. Clearing cookies makes the script load again.
What can it be? I don't think its the script since its working.
Related
I'm using jQuery $("#my-image").attr("src", "/img/...") (and also .css("background-image", "url()")to show some images. I now discovered that Chrome redownloads the file completely every time the page is loaded or even the js is executed. This shouldn't happen. Why is the cache not used? In Firefox it works like it should. Any ideas?
Hi~I'm working on my personal website.
I want to realize an "image slide show" effect with a java script that i downloaded.
It works well on IE, but it doesn't work on Chrome or Firefox.
PS: the original downloaded file works well on Chrome, but after i placing it to my site, the problem comes.
here is my site: http://iphrog.244213.dprktimes.com/
here is the java script sample code: http://iphrog.244213.dprktimes.com/index2.html
they use the same js file, but the js file doesn't work on chrome for my site.
Whats the problem?
The problem is your div with the id of content has a z-index of -1000. This is causing it to not detect any of the clicks on your elements, as it is 'behind everything'. Remove this style, set it to 0 or set it to a non-negative number, and your script works fine.
I heard about xRefresh that doesn't support new browserrs and firebug, also Reloadit that works only with ie. How can I reload updated js and css without refreshing whole page on Chrome or FF?
I think correct way is using http headers to tell browser not to cache certain images, javascripts etc.
http://www.mnot.net/cache_docs/
I'm experiencing a very weird Javascript bug in Chrome.
I've made a website for a client in which the site's background images change as you scroll down. In addition, there's a subtle cross-fade effect between the previous background image and the next one.
Everything works fine in most recent browsers, except for Chrome. Weirder than that: in works in Chrome's incognito mode, but not in the "standard"/initial mode of Chrome. My first reflex was of course to delete all of the browser's data and restart Chrome, but this strangely doesn't fix the problem.
Here is the site's URL: http://pedropiresfilms.com/index.php
Thank you for your time.
Since you already cleared the data, I would guess its because of some extensions that prevent your script from running. In incognito mode, all of them are disabled and your script works.
And further your site works at our end on chrome, so its for sure some addon.
This is just a cache issue on your end. Your page works fine for me. Try Control+F5.
Your suspicions were correct... by using Incognito Mode, you essentially get a clean session and empty cache.
You can also test this with an extension I wrote that will launch a new Chrome window with empty cache and empty cookies:
http://www.musatcha.com/software/NewChromeSession/
If the cache issue doesn't work, make sure you have no plugins interfering
I have the same issue. In my configuration the Chrome Touch Extension is producing the error. After disabling it, everything works fine
If nothing else helps - reinstall Chrome.
In my case I tried clearing all caches, uninstalling all extensions, disabling antivirus but only reinstall solved this issue.
Interestingly issue was happening only to specific user account on Chrome, everything worked fine in incognito, other account and other browsers.
I am developing a website with CSS and JS modifications.
While testing the website, it is working fine in IE-8 and Firefox browsers. But in Google Chrome and Safari the web page is loading without CSS.
I checked all the CSS paths on browser and all files are loading perfectly. But on the HTML page, these CSS files are not loading. So the webpage is displaying the contents without any CSS properties.
What changes do we need to make in Chrome and Safari in order to make the website work perfectly.
As for Chrome, it probably the cache. Chrome assumes that he has cache of the css that's why he will not load it. Deleting cache helps in troubleshooting unloaded css problems . Same things happens on Safari base on my experience with it