Today's posts

[Shark Bait]

When I try to view " Today's posts" all I get is a page of random script. Probably men's something to a computer savvy person but not me. Lol. I've tried logging out and ack in with no luck. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Dave

 

[jasonjc]

Try dumping your cookies.

 

[jeremymx26]

I've been getting the same thing.

Only when I click on today's posts. Forum or TMs work fine.

 

[Recovry4x4]

I'm fighting this as well. For now if you click ctrl+F5 from the weird script page, it will load normally. I need to do more dumping and restarting on mine as well.

 

[Shark Bait]

Try dumping your cookies.

I had to get someone to show me how. I was in the kitchen getting ready to make a mess. But, it worked. Thank you jasonjc.
now I gotta sweep the kitchen floor or poor a glass of milk.

 

[RAYZER]

I had the same on my phone,hit "view desktop version" in the menu,that fixed it.

 

[NDT]

Today's posts (from a few) are quite a bit of random script. Or is script the word.

 

[73m819]

Not a issue with me.

 

[Warthog]

Patracy has been talking about it.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?135051-Outage-Tuesday-evening-1-27-15

 

[patracy]

Correct. All of you that are having problems were hitting the site the other night when PHP wasn't running. Your browsers instead of seeing the PHP generated pages, actually looked at the page script and cached it. We'll take "new posts or today's posts" for example. When you click on that link, you're hitting a file on the server called search.php. That script doesn't have any real detals about the site. It simply just instructs your browser to call the script on the server. Then in the background, the server uses a engine called PHP to run the search against the database as well as present it back to you in the webpage you're expecting. Since this PHP engine wasn't running Tuesday night/Wed AM. The server simply displayed the script instead. And since it's a small script, your browser cached it and has retained it thinking that's all it needs to display.

So the fix for your computers that have this issue is to clear the internet cache or first try a forced reload of the page. Here's the steps for IE11. (At the bottom of the page are other options)

http://www.refreshyourcache.com/en/internet-explorer-11/

 

[swbradley1]

Try dumping your cookies.

I hurl my cookies after a good bender. Does that mean I have to drink a lot this morning?






Really, this isn't rocket science. Just do a clear everything out of your browser. It's simple and easy to do and easily searchable on Google for every browser. Couple of clicks and you are done.

 

[patracy]

 

[Warthog]

I had the same issue with my iPhone. Cleared the cookies and cache and now all the planets are aligned again.