This problem has been bugging me for awhile. For some reason, after the page is finished or near-finished loading, the page jumps down, about half-way.
What I want to happen, and what I expect, is that pages remain at the top post-load.
Is there something I've done that could cause this?
For me it happens in Firefox 3.*
Example 1
Example 2 - Empty Olay bottles
Some javascript code is causing this: when I turn off javascript the page stays at the top. Since there are like a gazillion lines of javascript code, I'm gonna leave the search of the code causing this to you. I would suggest to look for 'scrollTop' or something.
On example 2, Ive had downloaded your site and the error appears to be in your common.js file, I think its the height function. (I removed it and it worked fine) maybe have a look into that?
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This fault of page jumping down half a page might be due to Greasemonkey. By a process of elimination, found out which add-on was causing this jump. So disabled Greasemonkey to stop page jumping half way down, or use Greasemonkey and live with it. Both Greasemonkey and Firefox latest versions.
On my Firefox, autofocus did not fix page scroll part way down. Even after restart.
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I can't find anybody facing the same problem as mine.
Every time I click an image on google image, suddenly the whole page disappear, but I'm still able to click things just like everything is still there.
I already turn off all extension, use incognito mode, after finally I try to use inspect element, and found attribute stating "Opacity: 0" on the body. And after unchecking the box (Quick disable attribute in inspect element chrome) everything shows up again.
I'm so confused on why this is happening.
Does anyone have ever facing the same problem?
Or how do I fix it?
It's so frustrating, because I have to refresh the page, every time I click on an image, or switch between images
so I was having this one. in the end, it was a virus.
In my case, it was showing an AD screen on the main google page, and in the sources>gstatic.com it had a different source which also was in a [unknown] source.
dug a bit up and discover some adware was using gstatic as a proxy to show ads on all browsers.
I solved it by running malwarebytes, it found it pretty quickly and solved it for me.
Posting this here because I'm hoping it helps people who search for this issue in the future.
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I'm having a odd issue with this site I'm building:
http://limetreeyoga.uk
If you click on "about" it takes you to the "about" page but if you refresh the page it takes you back to the home page?
Same with the other pages, its also not showing the "title" tag in the browser? I have no idea why, can anyone help?
Cheers
T
This website uses FRAMES - extremely old (i.e. outdated) technology....
The outer frame always stays the same, that's the reason for the reload problem. Only the inner frames change when you click the menu.
ADDITION: In fact, it seems you have a complete regular (useable) document structure inside the first frame. Try to erase all HTML outside the first <frame> element - that might even work... (although I didn't look into it in detail)
I have just now sended the following message to google chrome developer:
Chrome version: 54.0.2840.59 m
As you know, when debugging a web page with javascript, the Chrome
debugger allows to pause the execution of the code on breakpoints. In
this moment is possible to move the mouse onto a variable to see what
value has in: when the mouse is on the variable chrome code
inspector/debugger shows a little tip showing the variable value.
The problem is that such little bubble tip sometimes is toooo little
and it is not possible to see the content.
Please correct its size (make it resizable) to make possible to read
its content or it isn't useful.
Thanks
Anyone else has noticed the same issue?
Someone has solved it?
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Before the last update was working perfectly (or at least I didn't see anything wrong in its behavior!), but now the following image shows the issue that sometimes happens:
As shown into the above img, part of the bubble tip content is shown, part is hidden, and it is not possible to scroll the bubble tip neither up|down nor left|right: scrollbars are greyed. Sometimes scrollbars don't appear at all.
You can scroll the tool tip as per the animation below:
A possible workaround could be adding the variable to the watch list:
Procedure:
right click on the variable
Into right click menu click on "Add selected text to watches"
This allows to keep an eye on the watchlisted var contents, even if they hidden into the bubble tip.
It is not completely handy, but works.
I wanted to add an Google CSE to the gitbook instead of the normal search engine.
It's no problem to add the GCSE to the gitbook, only the result is weird.
If I go directly to a page I can see the Search Box and can use it normally. If I look at the code there is a div: <div id="__gcse_0">.
If I now go through another chapter the Search Box disappears and there is another div instead of the previous in the code: <gcse:search>.
After I refresh the page the box appears again. This happens on Firefox and Chrome.
Do somebody know what the problem might be?
I've been trying to figure out this same issue... So far, I can only get it to stay by placing the google script into an overriding layout.html - but this is not recommended, and it isn't ideal for most placements. I've also noticed that the CSS that is loaded through the script then gets lost when switching pages (like the script itself was previously) so this solution would also be a pain to re-add all the css files. So it's a super messy solution, and hopefully some one has a better solution out there.
HELP, this is a very unique problem and I can't for the life of me figure it out.
My flash content is overlapping the HTML above it.
This only happens if I've just launched IE after being restarted and goes away once I refresh the page. I even added a jQuery $(document).ready function that sets a margin between the html and the flash content to add 1px of space when the page is loaded. It's so hard to figure out, because once I refresh the page, it goes away.
Any input GREATLY appreciated.
Here is the site.
http://www.californiaremodels.com
(This only happens in IE)
here is a screen shot of the problem.
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I set the flash output as a javascript var (actually json_encoded PHP output) and on document load inserted the object into the "flashContent" div with the jQuery.(document).ready event.
Thank you to Andy Shellam!!
Have you tried loading your flash content using jQuery? I.e. set your div width/height in your HTML with a "this requires javascript/flash" placeholder, then have jQuery load the OBJECT into the div on page load. This way cures IE7's annoying "click here to activate this control" issue - may be a similar issue.
It may be due to the fact that you're floating that DIV that holds the flash content. It shouldn't matter, but sometimes IE gets hinky about such things. Try taking off the float and see if that cures the problem. If it does, create a non-floating workaround.
looks like it is the -4px of margin top you have that is creating the problem