Crashing Website

#1

:disgust; Hi: I am having problems with my pages loading and then the browser
will lock, or just sit computing for a long time. It seems to happen when any
new nav bar is loading, it seems like it locks when the button behaviors are
loading. I'm not sure if this is a problem with dreamweaver or perhaps
fireworks nav bars. Please check out my site at www.audioscan-1.com, please
keep in mind this is just a testing site and I am a beginner. Any help or
suggestions would be very helpful. Dave

#2

Hi

It does not crash for me, it might be a js error I dunno, btw you have
this:
<td><table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="1300">

Pablo

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:disgust; Hi: I am having problems with my pages loading and then the
browser
will lock, or just sit computing for a long time. It seems to happen when
any
new nav bar is loading, it seems like it locks when the button behaviors
are
loading. I'm not sure if this is a problem with dreamweaver or perhaps
fireworks nav bars. Please check out my site at www.audioscan-1.com,
please
keep in mind this is just a testing site and I am a beginner. Any help or
suggestions would be very helpful. Dave

#3

No there is something that can't load. I presume its a js error but I'm not
sure.

I'll re post after a few beers

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Worked fine for me, clicked on all links, it worked great!
Nice site

#4

Worked fine for me, clicked on all links, it worked great!
Nice site

#5

Crap.... of course it would work for everyone else..... by the way do you think the site looks ok?

#6

Thanks everyone: if it is a js error is there a solution that I can try? Or should I just delete the whole damn site and start over, or maybe just have a few beers even though its not noon yet?

#7

What evidence do we have that it's a js error?

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Thanks everyone: if it is a js error is there a solution that I can try?
Or should I just delete the whole damn site and start over, or maybe just
have a few beers even though its not noon yet?

#8

Well that was what the two posts from pablo and karen suggested... but I think
they are hunches. I am new at this so I have no idea what the problem is.....
I have tried retooling the navbars in fireworks and putting them on the server
but that has done nothing. I am just assuming that the problem is with the
nav bars because the computer locks or is slow after loading everything but the
over and down characteristics of the buttons.

#9

Try changing this:
----------------------------------------------------
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/JavaScript">
<!--

<!--
----------------------------------------------------
To this:
----------------------------------------------------
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/JavaScript">
<!--
----------------------------------------------------
Also, you have a comment between the </head> and <body> tags. I believe
nothing is allowed between these two tags.

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#10

There is no indication of a javascript problem on that page. None.

My only comment would be that you have used the NavBar functionality to
accomplish something that a simple image swap would do. This is like
driving a hummer to the mailbox to get a postcard. The NavBar was designed
to work with framed sites (that gives you an idea of how long its teeth
are), and on a flat page like yours it therefore adds alot of unnecessary
code. Notwithstanding this, the extra weight is not prohibitive, nor does
it cause errors - it's just SOOOO RETRO.

If it were me, I'd rip that navbar out and replace it with simple image
swaps....

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"Importing Fireworks" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:

Well that was what the two posts from pablo and karen suggested... but I
think
they are hunches. I am new at this so I have no idea what the problem
is.....
I have tried retooling the navbars in fireworks and putting them on the
server
but that has done nothing. I am just assuming that the problem is with
the
nav bars because the computer locks or is slow after loading everything
but the
over and down characteristics of the buttons.