Preserved Topic: A funny image bug. (Page 1 of 1)

I wanted to post this topic where everyone could see... Sorry if it's in the wrong place. I
am having a werid problem with my webpages. Any image that is off the screen when the
page loads will not show up, unless you high-light the image area. I'm sure you could
understand how irritating this is. But I do know that the menu script is not causing the
errors, I disabled the script and the problem presisted. So...

Here is the URL: http://www.stand-upmriofatlanta.com/position-images.shtml

Any suggestions are welcome. Thanks.

he he he.
Your link has nothing to do with your problem.

What do you mean? The link shows you a page where the error occurs.


[This message has been edited by buddylee (edited 02-27-2004).]

quote:

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Any image that is off the screen when the
page loads will not show up, unless you high-light the image area.

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I don't think i understand what you mean by "off the screen"

The page seems to load just fine for me.

Later,

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~Binary is best~

By "off the screen" I mean that any image that you have to scroll to see will not show sometimes. The
"images" choose when they want to show. Its very random so refresh the page a few times and you should
see what I'm talking about.

[This message has been edited by buddylee (edited 02-27-2004).]

I can't see any problem with that page, no matter how many times I refresh it.
But I'm not an expert in this matter, just a regular but rather knowledgeable user.
The only problem that I see is that the bottom of the page, empty light purple bottom I mean, is too and unnecessarily long. Otherwise, it's just a page with funny photos of MRI positions.

The images load fine for me also.

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no problems with the images either. opera 7.2x on windows xp.

I miss atlanta....

buddylee: I think we might need more details - what browser/paltofr and screen resoltuion combination hs this problem been reported in? Is it just you noticing this or other people? Are you on dialup?

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The page works fine for me! I am on Netscape 7.0.1 on Mac OS 9.2.

Works just fine for me too: IE6, FF 0.8, Mozilla 1.1, Opera 6, Opera 7 & Netscape 4.08 on Win XP

Understand, this could be a problem related to your graphics card.

Mmmm ... Upright Breast and Axillary Node Imaging ...

I think this is what he is referring to:


Only happens with IE6 on XP as far as I can tell. I looked at the code and can honestly say I don't know what is causing it. I do know that all those <div align="center"> are not neccesary, maybe there is an unclosed div in there causing it. I think you should remove them and just add align="center" to the <td> tags.

What I want to know is if this tactic actually works:

<div style="position: absolute; width: 0px; height: 0px; visibility: hidden;">

stand-up MRI,standup mri,stand up mri,open mri,medical systems,magnetic resonance 

imaging,diagnostic,imaging,medicine,healthcare,hospitals,open,mri,Open MRI,scanners,

fonar,open-mri,medica,atlanta,georgia,GA,atlanta mri,mri,stand-up mri of atlanta,stand 

up mri atlantastand-up MRI,standup mri,stand up mri,open mri,medical systems,magnetic

 resonance<h1>Stand-Up MRI</h1><h1>StandUp MRI</h1><h1>Stand Up MRI</h1>

<h1>Stand Up MRI Atlanta</h1><h1>Atlanta StandUp</h1><h1>Atlanta MRI</h1></div>

[This message has been edited by Ramasax (edited 02-28-2004).]

I got it, but it took me about 10 refreshes... probably has something to do with the way IE handles PNGs, I noticed there's one on the page. If not, it's probably just IE being dumb with its cache (as usual).

edit: it's most likely the cache, removing the PNGs doesn't help.

[This message has been edited by Raptor (edited 02-28-2004).]

it happens on my pc as well in IE 6.0 and W2KPro

Here's something else to notice, I use a resolution of 1280x1024, If I change my resolution to 800x600 then
most of the images will not show up. So bascially it is not showing images that you have to scroll down page
to see. I don't think it is a cache issue. I deleted my cache and problem still presists. Any how I must find a
solution to this problem/cause. If you have any ideas please don't be shy. This also happens on other pages
in my site.

I'm using WinXP in IE6

BTW ~ The hidden DIV tag for searching, not sure how well it's gonna work. But i'll let you know...

~buddy

[This message has been edited by buddylee (edited 03-02-2004).]

somebody body help me!!!! sorry

Did you try taking out the div align=center?

The poster has demanded we remove all his contributions, less he takes legal action.
We have done so.
Now Tyberius Prime expects him to start complaining that we removed his 'free speech' since this message will replace all of his posts, past and future.
Don't follow his example - seek real life help first.

It is some kind of a bug in IE6/WinXP.

A similar bug, made me finally switch to Mozilla Firefox. Whenever I view a page with many repeated images, IE6 refuses to show them. It also happens here at Asylum, for example, and just like your problem, it happens randomly.

Screen shot: http://www.sashadesign.com/temp/images_bug_ie6.gif

Sasha »

[This message has been edited by Sash (edited 03-05-2004).]

In any case I would still take out the div align=center from all the td's. Simplification is an important step, at least to me, when troubleshooting a strange bug. Remove the possible causes one by one until you find the right one.

First thanks for all the interest in my post...
Secondly Ramasax, your absolutly right I should take out the unnessary code... I'm just being lazy
cause I didn't put it there
Ok so off to solve this dam annoying bug...

oh and InI maybe you should be the person I have around when I'm tring to explain tech issues to a customer or friend

~buddy~ (pool player 'buddy lee' can't bust him)