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After allowing my site at www.tenancyanswers.ucoz.com to go to seed a little bit, I have tonight been freshening it up and have a couple of menu problems.
In ie10 I can not get my menu to work - the secondary and third level links just don't appear. It's fine in Chrome. On the site menu builder the little [+] images next to each menu item do not appear - just an empty box - indeed this failure of images to load is a common problem throughout the control panel. As I write this post there are 12 images on the left of the screen in a 3 x 4 rectangle that have failed to load. On the site menu builder, clicking where the [+] should be and dragging it to a different category does nothing. Deleting a menu entry causes ucoz to ask me if I am sure, but on confirmation, the menu item remains. I want to delete Tenants > Legal Advice > Section 214 claims from the menu and replace it with the page currently un-movable at the bottom of the main menu "Claiming for a . . ." Incidentally, in ie10 I could not post this question - had to cut and paste into Chrome where the 12 smilies showed up. Attachments:
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snorkerz, for me your submenu links are working fine in IE10. By your description it looks like the problem is at your end, therefore I would suggest to do the following:
Quote For testing purposes try to work from another copy of operating system, another computer and, if possible, using another network provider. E.g., you can check your website from one of Internet clubs as they meet all the mentioned conditions. If you do not have such possibility, then it is desirable to do the following actions step by step: 1. Disable your firewall, antivirus while running diagnostics; 2. Disable the traffic saving services (e.g., Traffic Compressor); 3. Disable the torrent client or any other services that can create a lot of connections, if any; 4. Try to use another browser or update the current one. Maybe some necessary browser functions are disabled or are working incorrectly. If your Internet Explorer version is less than 8 – install latest Windows updates, or install Internet Explorer 8 as a separate package; if you use Opera version less than 10.60 or Firefox less than 3.6.3 – update the browser. 5. Make sure that cookies are accepted by the browser, clear the cookies history; check whether JavaScript is enabled in your browser; clear the cache (temporary files) of the browser. You can find the information on how to do this in the "Help" tab of your browser. I'm not active on the forum anymore. Please contact other forum staff.
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