Red crosses not pickies
#1
When looking at this thread: "Glos./Worcs/Cotswold Meet - 16 Feb 03" I get small boxes with a red cross instead of pickies. Get the same on some other threads too, can see pickies quite well on other threads. Seen the same on some other websites too.
I'm on XP home connecting via broadband, logged off and restarted without making any difference, anything else I can tell you?
Is it a setting problem within internet set-up? Or what?
I'm on XP home connecting via broadband, logged off and restarted without making any difference, anything else I can tell you?
Is it a setting problem within internet set-up? Or what?
#5
It's 2003.
Thought there must be a cleverer way of doing it than just turning it off completely. But at half past midnight after 4 hours in the pub that was good enough.
Any suggestions for a more secure long term solution would be appreciated.
Thought there must be a cleverer way of doing it than just turning it off completely. But at half past midnight after 4 hours in the pub that was good enough.
Any suggestions for a more secure long term solution would be appreciated.
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Chelspeed,
you need to allow the "Referrer ID" to be passed to the (most probably) Turbosport web-site. This tells the site holding the pictures (currently with red crosses) that you are coming from Scoobynet.
Dunno what the setting comes under in NPF2003, but try getting into Advanced Options" and see if there is a section to specify individual settings for web-sites (might be the "web" tab). Add a new entry for Turbosport (right-click the failed picture and check the properties for the full URL), and (possibly in the Browsing Privacy section) set the Referrer to "Permit".
That way only your chosen site knows "extra" information about you - much better than turning off the firewall!!
Hope that all makes sense under 2003
mb
you need to allow the "Referrer ID" to be passed to the (most probably) Turbosport web-site. This tells the site holding the pictures (currently with red crosses) that you are coming from Scoobynet.
Dunno what the setting comes under in NPF2003, but try getting into Advanced Options" and see if there is a section to specify individual settings for web-sites (might be the "web" tab). Add a new entry for Turbosport (right-click the failed picture and check the properties for the full URL), and (possibly in the Browsing Privacy section) set the Referrer to "Permit".
That way only your chosen site knows "extra" information about you - much better than turning off the firewall!!
Hope that all makes sense under 2003
mb
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