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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / March 2008Objects not appearing in browser
I have a problem. When I open one of my Publisher sites in my browser, only text shows, justified to the top and left. Absolutely no objects show...no links, logos, or graphics of any kind. But it's only on my home computer. I think I may have screwed something up scanning and/or cleaning the registry when I thought I might have had a tracking virus a couple of days ago. Does anyone know anything about this? Which browser are you using? Which version of Publisher? What is the website URL? DavidF >I have a problem. When I open one of my Publisher sites in my browser, >only [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Does > anyone know anything about this? I'm using Publisher 2007 for one and 2003 for the other. The 2007 site is http://www.entrepreneursuniversity.org The browsers I was using at home are AT&T/Yahoo and Internet Explorer. As I said, however, the appear fine on other computer, just not at home where I know I screwed something up. I just don't know what. > Which browser are you using? Which version of Publisher? What is the website > URL? [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Does > > anyone know anything about this? Is it possibly something as simple as refreshing the view in your browser at home? Bruce > I'm using Publisher 2007 for one and 2003 for the other. The 2007 site is > http://www.entrepreneursuniversity.org [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > > Does > > > anyone know anything about this? I tried that in both browsers, but still nothing. > Is it possibly something as simple as refreshing the view in your browser at > home? [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > > > Does > > > > anyone know anything about this? I waited with the hope that someone else might have an answer for you...I don't. More questions...which version of IE? Is this problem only with Publisher built sites? Did you install a MSFT patch or some new program that might be causing this. Did you try disabling your firewall? It sounds like an "security" issue but I don't know what to tell you. You might post the question with all the details on the IE newsgroup. Sorry...hopefully someone else will be able to answer your question. DavidF > I'm using Publisher 2007 for one and 2003 for the other. The 2007 site is > http://www.entrepreneursuniversity.org [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] >> > Does >> > anyone know anything about this? Thanks anyway Dave. I'm using IE 7, but I'm just confused. The only things I've done prior to this problem were the scans. I think it may be something in the registry, but I don't know how to fix it. > I waited with the hope that someone else might have an answer for you...I > don't. More questions...which version of IE? Is this problem only with [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > >> > Does > >> > anyone know anything about this? About the only other thing I can think of at the moment is to backup the files that you have changed recently, and do a system restore to before you did the "scans". DavidF > Thanks anyway Dave. I'm using IE 7, but I'm just confused. The only > things [quoted text clipped - 45 lines] >> >> > Does >> >> > anyone know anything about this? I even tried that, but the restore was unable to finish because it says there were no system changes. And I went back to 2/24. I just did this yesterday. This makes me think it's some kind of browser or computer setting that I'm just not seeing. I'm gonna have to try your suggestion of posting to an IE newsgroup. > About the only other thing I can think of at the moment is to backup the > files that you have changed recently, and do a system restore to before you [quoted text clipped - 51 lines] > >> >> > Does > >> >> > anyone know anything about this? Good luck, and may I suggest that you offer all the details in the post to the IE group. It is a lot easier to help people when we have the details. For example, even though I specifically asked you, you never did get around to telling me which version of IE you are using, or whether this problem is exclusive to your Publisher built website. Sometimes we can guess, but the more details the better. DavidF >I even tried that, but the restore was unable to finish because it says >there [quoted text clipped - 68 lines] >> >> >> > Does >> >> >> > anyone know anything about this? That comes from rushing. Just FYI I'm using IE7 and yes, it's just the Publisher sites. Everything else is fine. > Good luck, and may I suggest that you offer all the details in the post to > the IE group. It is a lot easier to help people when we have the details. [quoted text clipped - 77 lines] > >> >> >> > Does > >> >> >> > anyone know anything about this? You know...you DID tell me that you were using IE7. I didn't remember until I read back through the thread again. So perhaps I did a little rushing myself. Sorry about that. I am not surprised to hear...to be reminded...you are using IE7, as there are lots of people having lots of problems with IE7. But I am surprised to hear that it is specific to Publisher sites. Are you using XP? I have to ask the obvious. Did you empty the cache in IE7? Here is a link to a Publisher 2003 site. Can you view it in your two browsers? I am wondering if it is specific to your sites. http://devonviewcaravans.co.uk/ DavidF > That comes from rushing. Just FYI I'm using IE7 and yes, it's just the > Publisher sites. Everything else is fine. [quoted text clipped - 98 lines] >> >> >> >> > Does >> >> >> >> > anyone know anything about this? I didn't get a chance to check this link last night because I was busy banging my head against the wall. However, I learned in the IE newsgroup that lots of people were having IE7 problems with Vista. Although mine is XP, I still checked the responses. Someone said that that by restoring the registry backup files, they cleared up a problem, but the HKCU file did not work alone. They needed the HKLM file as well. Well, I'd already tried that, but only had the HKCU file. When I uninstalled the registry cleaner, it appeared HKLM went with it, and to date, it had not worked with the HKCU alone. So, I decided to downloaded Mozilla Firefox and try that. Then the objects appeared, but only the side links worked. So, halfway solved, I opened the backup folder out of curiosity, and ........ VOILA!! The HKLM file was now appearing. I did a restore of that and got a warning that the restore could not be completed because some files were missing. Nonetheless, it worked. Praise the Lord!! I can see now!! I'm just telling you this long story in case you hear of it again. You're always great help. Thanks again. > You know...you DID tell me that you were using IE7. I didn't remember until > I read back through the thread again. So perhaps I did a little rushing [quoted text clipped - 116 lines] > >> >> >> >> > Does > >> >> >> >> > anyone know anything about this? Thanks for posting back, and I am glad to hear that you worked it out. DavidF >I didn't get a chance to check this link last night because I was busy > banging my head against the wall. However, I learned in the IE newsgroup [quoted text clipped - 157 lines] >> >> >> >> >> > Does >> >> >> >> >> > anyone know anything about this? |
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