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Post by Partridge on Mar 21, 2013 22:59:25 GMT -5
I recently upgraded my Internet Explorer to IE10, and since then my website www.ronstadt-linda.com/ has not been displaying properly. When I view the webpage in Google Chrome, it is fine. Specifically, toward the bottom of the page, next to the photo of the 45-rpm Love Me Tender, I display the locations of the most recent visitors to the website, and you can click on the real-time view to get more information. What do you think? Is this pretty much useless information to most folks and something I need to remove anyway? |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 22, 2013 6:58:26 GMT -5
I don't check the stats myself, but it is not my decision, up to you and others here.. BTW I have been a Chrome user for years, I much prefer it to IE.. however, I think there should be a way to show IE in compatability mode so that it shows the site as earlier versions would show it..
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Post by rick on Mar 22, 2013 11:17:16 GMT -5
I recently upgraded my Internet Explorer to IE10, and since then my website www.ronstadt-linda.com/ has not been displaying properly. I display the locations of the most recent visitors to the website, and you can click on the real-time view to get more information. What do you think? Is this pretty much useless information to most folks and something I need to remove anyway? Hi, Tony. I use Safari and it is displaying fine for me. I did notice that an "ad" changes toward the bottom of that list. This is a question for you, but do you receive any ad revenue or discount for having changing ad space within that counter/list? To be honest, I had not noticed it until you brought up and then when I did look at it, it had me as being a town over from where I am. So, if you are asking, I would not miss it, but if it is something that YOU find interesting since it is your page and you do the work and if it benefits you in some way, then I would retain it. Thanks, Tony. |
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Post by the Scribe on Mar 22, 2013 21:10:45 GMT -5
Hey Tony, I like that! Don't remove it. It adds a new dimension to the site.
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Post by kgreen on Mar 23, 2013 10:31:38 GMT -5
Tony,
I am on an older Mac using Safari 5.0.6 and it is working just fine. It is fun to see who is looking at the site. I'd keep the feature if possible.
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