not sure if this is sposed to be here or not but......
I've tried all I could to get rid of it,but the words are still there.
haven't seen a bug listed on the tracker.
Ellias
I was going to but I don't know if it will post right.
here is the link if you would like to try.
http://img148.imageshack.us/img148/8109/97881140.jpg
I haven't figured out if it's the combine or just my comp since Ka's post.
Even though I think it's not the type of browser.I figure posting here first might bring out if others are having this problem and living with it as I have for the past few months.It showed up about 2 months after installing firefox.It's not a pain to live with,just a distraction.
EDIT:I forgot to mention....I tried to view it with IE,and it's still there.
I actually just did a peek at the page source code that displays in my browser and some of the code in your image isn't actually on it at all, especially the 'have a nice day' part. Do you have any add ins installed on your browsers? or maybe a custom stylesheet for the combine?
Edit: Oh and the screenshot doesnt show the hail room buttons either, so the page has obviously not finished loading. A good purging of caches is in order I think. Force all scripts to reload.
well,what it is ....is a room description re-appearing there.and whatever room displays up top....that description is the one that shows on the bottom,with the http code.
EDIT:and the hail room buttons aren't there cause on the screen shot the page was scrolled down,only showing the messed up part.
It looks like a problem with the room description (most likely, a ' messing up the code). Try updating the room's description without any special characters.
Thnx Togan..
I'll just have to keep the description blank,as when I have anything in the description,It produces a text or code on the lower screen.
It's no big deal.No-one comes aboard my YT-1210 but myself anyway.
The whole source code. Basically do a right-click on the position travel frame (where the roommap is shown) and select "This Frame" => "View Frame Source".
Save that as a file and send it :)