As the title says, the map doesn't work on Google Chrome for me for some reason, I gotta keep swapping to Mozilla >.<
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As the title says, the map doesn't work on Google Chrome for me for some reason, I gotta keep swapping to Mozilla >.<
Works for me, try updating or clearing le cache
It's a problem on your end or you have an outdated version of chrome. Xenomap is developed and tested on Chrome. The latest version is always supported.
Works perfectly fine for me on chrome as well.
I thought Chrome automatically updates itself anyway?Quote:
Originally Posted by Syntax
This is the picture I keep getting when trying to open the website - http://i.imgur.com/TfAFg.png
Don't mind the design issues, I was reorganizing the css and I'm not done. The map still loads. Hit f12 and click console to show the errors.
(chrome doesn't auto update if you never close it or if you have auto update disabled.)
"Refused to display document because display forbidden by X-Frame-Options."
Edit: I can see it now, I guess your just messing around with the CSS 'cause it's pretty small.
It seems Google rolled out an update recently that causes that issue for some people. I found a workaround. Try clearing your cache and refreshing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Heardy
Looks like this now:
http://i.imgur.com/U7xSu.png
Alright that's good. I'm working on the stylesheet right now so that's how it looks on everyone's screen. As long as the map is showing up. =D thanks for letting me know.Quote:
Originally Posted by Heardy
Ah, okay. Thanks for fixing it xD
No problem. The style sheet is updated, it should all look normal now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Heardy
Wish I could say it looks normal to me :(
http://i.imgur.com/oyhAi.png
Edit: I did clear the cache before you ask :)
f12->network tab->rightclick anywhere->clear cache (This forces the browser to drop things that sometimes ctrl-f5 doesn't drop) Just want to check this before anything else.Quote:
Originally Posted by Heardy
Nope, still exactly the same.
Edit: Still getting the same error as before as well on Console.
Small theory but log into a google account (via gmail or whatever) and see how it displays.Quote:
Originally Posted by Heardy
I logged into one and it didn't work then logged out and still didn't work. Why's this happening to me :(?
I can't seem to replicate your issue on any browser, but I will keep it in mind while working on it. For now use Firefox or try the dev/beta releases of Chrome.
Strange, maybe it has something to do with one of the extensions I have on Chrome? o.o
Possibly, go incognito and test.Quote:
Originally Posted by Heardy
Works in incognito o.o Wonder what extension could be the problem...
Let me know which one it is when you figure it out.
"MinimumSmoothScroll1.0.0
Smooth scrolling websites with light weight. No HTTP requests and many options.View in Web Store"
Didn't think it would be this one to stop it in all honesty!
I see.. for native smooth scrolling in chrome you can enter: "about:flags" without quotes in the address bar and there's an option there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Heardy