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Author Topic: What's up with these C-Panel bugs?  (Read 285 times)
STH
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« on: May 31, 2003, 02:47:55 AM »

Since joining Lunarpages, I always seem to hit bugs when I use C-panel Sad

For example, in File manager I always need to resize my main window in order to get the inside frame window slider to appear, if I don't then I can't "slide down" all the way to see all my directories.

Today I went to CGI center to create the code for a clock.  This worked yesterday but today when I click on "create HTML" it doesn't create the HTML.......I have tried in both IE6 and Netscape7...same thing....

Does anyone else hit these types of issues and/or are they being worked on?

Thx!
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« Reply #1 on: May 31, 2003, 07:48:21 AM »

In Cpanel, it resizes the window automatically for me (which I find extremely annoying).

In Safari, when logged into Cpanel (and with the password set to autosave) occasionally it makes me log in again when I access the Analog stats (and even more specifically, usually when loading the little red bars).

Also in Safari, the webalizer graphs sometimes refuse to load on the summary page (leaving only the table with numbers) and when this happens the links to the monthly stats refuse to load at all.

When trying to turn off indexing in the index manager I sometimes get an error that "The server was not able to find the document (./frontend/iconic/indexmanager/deluser.html) you requested".  (In fact this always happens when using Safari.)

Now, some of this might be because Safari is a beta browser, but what I've found is the more likely scenario (when using other sites and the ones I create) is that Safari is less tolerant of code errors, and something is ticking it off so it refuses to work.  I would guess the same is happening with other browsers as well.
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« Reply #2 on: May 31, 2003, 07:54:09 PM »

STH...
If you're using IE, one way I've found that fixes this...and I don't know why but it works:

1) close all browser windows except one
2) turn off the maximize window
3) drag the window out to full screen
4) drag the bottom of the screen up just a tad off the taskbar

Something about the bottom of the browser window being hid behind the taskbar causes that error...After doing that I've never had that problem since.
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