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Topic # 9866 19-Oct-2006 12:32
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As the subject states, I'm having trouble searching Geekzone when using Firefox but it works fine in IE. Can someone please have a look at this please Smile

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  Reply # 49052 19-Oct-2006 12:34
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I just tried it in Firefox 2 RC3. Works fine



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  Reply # 49053 19-Oct-2006 12:36
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I'm not using that version but thanks anyway.....

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Reply # 49054 19-Oct-2006 12:37
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Just tried with Firefox 1.5 and it worked for me. This is an iframe served by Google with the search results. Your PC is probably blocking this somehow (firewall, antivirus, ad blocker).




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  Reply # 49055 19-Oct-2006 12:45
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Yeah, Im using 1.5.0.7...weird. When I type something in and click search, it takes me to another search page that looks like this

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If I type something into that box and click search it takes me back to the same page. Not a big deal, just thought I'd mention it.

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  Reply # 49056 19-Oct-2006 12:51
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Well thats the search box...

A search for 'Nokia' in FF should result in something like this:



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  Reply # 49057 19-Oct-2006 12:53
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Yep, get that in IE (and used to get in Firefox). Oh well...I'll wait to Firefox 2 gets out of Beta mode Laughing



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  Reply # 49058 19-Oct-2006 12:54
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One last thing...how do you make a link into a hyperlink and insert a pic into the body of the post as you've done there?

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  Reply # 49059 19-Oct-2006 12:56
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FF2 RC3 is fine for everyday use.. It is a release candidate after all.

Also, make sure you have the rich text editor turned on in your profile and it will autolink as you type. Or there is a button for inserting a link and one for a picture

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  Reply # 49060 19-Oct-2006 13:02
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Also you need Javascript enabled otherwise the editor won't start.




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  Reply # 49061 19-Oct-2006 13:27
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Ok..that appears to be working correctly. Used to the PHP way of doing things Cool

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