FIXED: CHROME USERS ISSUES WITH SITE DISPLAY?

[AAFO_WSagar]

Both Mark and I have noticed that when you view the forum in google chrome browser, it does not display properly.. bunch of text and links but no images etc... Anyone else having these issues?

[shadow]

Not having issue here using Version 109.0.5414.120 (Official Build) (64-bit)

[AAFO_WSagar]

this is what Mark and I are seeing...

[Plane Nuts]

I am having the same problem. Microsoft Edge on my PC and Google on my Android phone are fine.

[AAFO_WSagar]

I am having the same problem. Microsoft Edge on my PC and Google on my Android phone are fine.

Bizarre! It has to be an individual issue with certain browser settings. I *think* what has happened is that the page didn't load properly, probably because of bad connection, browser cached that page as it was and is holding it. You'd think clearing cache would do it.. nope, last time this happened, a couple months ago, I had to delete and reinstall the browser to get it cleared up.

[RAD2LTR]

Yep. My new desktop does this, my laptop is fine. Its not a browser cache issue since it was an issue from the get go. Fresh build and nothing in the cache. It happens only in Chrome on my computers. I had this issue on the laptop, but I cleared the cache and the issue was fixed. I've tried clearing the cache on the desktop, and no dice.

Will

[100 Octane]

I also have this problem on Google desktop and my android tablet. Currently using Bing on desktop and it is displaying properly.

[AAFO_WSagar]

Yep. My new desktop does this, my laptop is fine. Its not a browser cache issue since it was an issue from the get go. Fresh build and nothing in the cache. It happens only in Chrome on my computers. I had this issue on the laptop, but I cleared the cache and the issue was fixed. I've tried clearing the cache on the desktop, and no dice.

Will

Guess I'll let the guys at vbulletin have a go at it.. They have been pretty helpful in the past.

[AAFO_WSagar]

Update: Trouble ticket submitted

[jedling]

Had the same problem. Chrome may strictly enforce https. Firefox is more tolerant and accepts the http links embedded in your pages. http://www.aafo.com/hangartalk/ of the forum page in Chrome seems to display fine.

[AAFO_WSagar]

Had the same problem. Chrome may strictly enforce https. Firefox is more tolerant and accepts the http links embedded in your pages. http://www.aafo.com/hangartalk/ of the forum page in Chrome seems to display fine.

Just found out you are absolutely correct sir! It is a secure certificate issue.. I had one on the *old* server then when I moved after the TX freeze out winter of no power to the Data Center, I never was able to reinstall the darn thing.. I will correct ASAP...

[RAD2LTR]

Just found out you are absolutely correct sir! It is a secure certificate issue.. I had one on the *old* server then when I moved after the TX freeze out winter of no power to the Data Center, I never was able to reinstall the darn thing.. I will correct ASAP...

My laptop has no issues with chrome on here, my desktop does weird stuff. I'm not sure why one would be okay with a lack of secure certificate issues, and one does not. (Although it might be due to windows 10 on the laptop, and the desktop is Win11.) Yes it would be good idea to get the security certificate back in place.

Will

[100 Octane]

Working properly now (Chrome desktop Windows 10). Thank you.

[BellCobraIV]

this is what Mark and I are seeing...

I have been not participating lately because this is what I see and I find it clunky to read and post with this view. I hope we can get it figured out.


John

[Bigger Al]

I get the wonky view on the computer at work, but the home view is normal.

[RAD2LTR]

Still wonky on my Win 11 desktop.

Will