[drkenan]

For the past 2 days I've been getting an error on about 1/3 of the pages I try to load. I end up clicking "Ok" and then hitting my back button which usually results in the page loading (but not always).

Please see attached screen shot. This happens on my laptop and 2 desktops at my office that are both running IE7 as well. Any ideas?

 

[Jeremy R]

I am having the same exact problem on two different computers as well.

 

[DirtyDog]

Can you post a screen of the 1/3 page that loads?

 

[Arkayne]

have you tried clearing out the cache? maybe there is something foul in there. Tools > Browsing History > Delete

that or one of the pop-ups is causing probs

 

[drkenan]

Can you post a screen of the 1/3 page that loads?

I didn't mean to say that 1/3 of the page loads, I meant that the error generates 1/3 of the time while I'm surfing RM.

I'll try a cache clear and see if that helps.

 

[MtnBikerChk]

I get it too - also on two different computers - both xp but different versions of IE.

 

[DirtyDog]

Yeah I'm close to isolating the source of this. Sorry for the trouble.

 

[RD3]

I get the error too. It also takes forever to get pages to load most of the time, much slower than it used to be.

 

[drkenan]

So I didn't get the error for like 2 days and now it's back.

 

[Bushwhacker]

I've been getting it also. Cleared the cache and all that good stuff but didn't fix it.

 

[davep]

Same here with XP and IE 6.

There is some sort of re-direct going on I think. Once I get the page to load via a couple of refreshes, it takes at least two 'back' clicks to get back to the original page

 

[HAB]

I was getting it w/ IE7 as well. Now on a different computer w/ fire fox, no problems.

 

[MTBracer]

I was getting it w/ IE7 as well. Now on a different computer w/ fire fox, no problems.

I was waiting for someone to chime in suggesting Firefox.

 

[johnbryanpeters]

Interesting - mail.google.com went through a spate with the same issue three weeks or so ago.

 

[drkenan]

^^^ Yes it did this too. I wonder if MS posted some kind of upgrade that's messing us up?

 

[maddog17]

i noticed that happening to me too, plus when i was trying to get to the classified section, that backcountry ad would take over the page and not allow it to load. and i couldnt close out the ad either.

 

[Jeremy R]

i noticed that happening to me too, plus when i was trying to get to the classified section, that backcountry ad would take over the page and not allow it to load. and i couldnt close out the ad either.

These are the two problems that I am having as well.
I keep getting error messages. I even got one when I tried to click onto this thread. I basically just hit the back button a couple of times to get it straight, but it is happening alot.
Also, when that backcountry ad scrolls down on its own, it will not let the rest of the page load, and like others have said, you can't click off of it.
I am not complaining about the ads or anything, just letting RM know what the deal is with them.

 

[urbaindk]

Same here with XP and IE 6.

There is some sort of re-direct going on I think. Once I get the page to load via a couple of refreshes, it takes at least two 'back' clicks to get back to the original page

Same here. Ugggg.

 

[drkenan]

Yeah it just took me 3 tries to get into this thread.

 

[drkenan]

Looks like it's a javascript error...

http://channel9.msdn.com/forums/Coffeehouse/210214-IE-Operation-Aborted/

 

[Riding]

I've been having this issue for a couple days as well, but today is ridiculous. I was thinking it was the Backcountry ad as well. Or maybe just a change in how the ad's get generated.

 

[DirtyDog]

I've got support tickets in with the ad serving company. Sorry for the trouble.

 

[davep]

Just some more info:

Seems worse today than in the last few days (average 4 or 5 refreshes to get page this morning)

When I get error, the top ridemonkey banner loads, and the grey background....then the error msg. However....most times the 'backcounty.com' drop down continues to load and ends up being the only item that does actually load.

 

[Sandwich]

yeah, it's those backcountry "widget" ads. (shop within this widget, or whatever). It's ruining all my fun.

The regular backcountry ads work fine though. Firefox, on my home computer, works fine, but that's my vista megamachine, and this is my work computer made of cement and lincoln logs.