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Topic # 215038 9-Jun-2017 11:10
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There seams to be a CSS error or a JavaScript is failing to launch.

 

I've tried logging in on three different PCs and clear the cache & cookies etc. It's been like this for over 24 hours now, surely somebody at VF knows about this problem?

 

Also the certificated not working either.

 

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  Reply # 1797190 9-Jun-2017 11:16
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The no CSS is just because of that certificate error. Check that the certificate is not expired and you will have your answer.

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  Reply # 1797193 9-Jun-2017 11:18
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Actually certificate seems ok:

 

 

Perhaps check the page source to see what is the CSS file being loaded then?

 
 
 
 




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  Reply # 1797203 9-Jun-2017 11:30
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Google Chrome is having the problem, FireFox is okay? 

 

I'll run CCleaner to see if that helps. I can't understand why it's effecting three different PCs and we are not using a Proxy server.

 

 





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  Reply # 1797207 9-Jun-2017 11:33
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Thanks - have raised with the My VF team




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  Reply # 1797215 9-Jun-2017 11:45
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Things I've tried in the last 10 minuets:

 

  • Restarted computer
  • Cleared Google Cache
  • Make sure I'm not using Proxy
  • Run CCleaner.

I have not done a Google Chrome 'Reset Setting' option.

 

I just can't get google Chrome (Version 59.0.3071.86 (Official Build) (64-bit)) to get the certs.

 

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