Answered Forum on Google Chrome Android

[stupar]

Is anyone else having this issue with the forum through Chrome on Android?

Below is how the website renders on my phone. It works perfectly on other devices though.

Can anyone shed some light on this?

 

[sirch]

Looks like it hasn't loaded the stylesheet. I'm not sure how you do the equivalent of Ctrl+F5 on android but it needs a force reload of everything from the site rather than using the cache.

 

[stupar]

Looks like it hasn't loaded the stylesheet. I'm not sure how you do the equivalent of Ctrl+F5 on android but it needs a force reload of everything from the site rather than using the cache.

Fixed it.
Took a bit of faffing about in the advanced chrome settings to figure out the Android version of CTRL + F5 but got there in the end.

Thanks for your assistance

 

[pooley]

I'm having the same issue on m MacBook air. Is there a similar fix for Mac please?

Mike

 

[sirch]

I'm having the same issue on m MacBook air. Is there a similar fix for Mac please?

Mike

It probably depends on which browser you are using on the MacBook, Google brought up this https://osxdaily.com/2019/04/14/mac-equivalent-f5-refresh-windows/

 

[gramps]

Same issue on my iPhone XS using Safari.



Cleared cache etc in Settings but makes no difference.

 

[sirch]

One way or another you need to force it to reload the whole site, IDK anything about Apple

 

[pooley]

It probably depends on which browser you are using on the MacBook, Google brought up this https://osxdaily.com/2019/04/14/mac-equivalent-f5-refresh-windows/

Thanks Chris, I'll take a look at that

Mike

 

[sphexx]

I get that from time to time and got it yesterday on Safari (iPadOS) but it was OK in Chrome. Opening new tabs or deleting website data had no effect.

What cured it was I sometimes get the address https://.talkphotography.co.uk/
ie no “www” and ”www” immediately restored things to normal.

 

[gramps]

I get that from time to time and got it yesterday on Safari (iPadOS) but it was OK in Chrome. Opening new tabs or deleting website data had no effect.

What cured it was I sometimes get the address https://.talkphotography.co.uk/
ie no “www” and ”www” immediately restored things to normal.

That worked!

 

[sphexx]

That worked!

You can thank the Mods as it was suggested to me for a completely different problem!

 

[sphexx]

Interestingly (to me) it’s reproducible by removing the “www.” .The real fault must lie elsewhere though.

 

[pooley]

I get that from time to time and got it yesterday on Safari (iPadOS) but it was OK in Chrome. Opening new tabs or deleting website data had no effect.

What cured it was I sometimes get the address https://.talkphotography.co.uk/
ie no “www” and ”www” immediately restored things to normal.

Great speech - worked for me, cheers

Mike