Guillaume Thevenot (Free subscription) | 08/05/2008
For those of you who have problems to read correctly Hotel Blogs on Internet Explorer, this is due to the SiteMeter application. This is has created a lot of noise in the blogosphere as many of us use this little...
Soft32.com - Windows - New Releases (Free subscription) | 08/04/2008
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Futurelawyer (Free subscription) | 08/04/2008
Link: Web Sites Using SiteMeter Are Crashing with Internet Explorer | Threat Level from Wired.com. Sitemeter, which tracks users and clicks when its code is embedded in a website, has been apparently crashing websites when users use Internet Explorer, in...
Jim Whimpey (Free subscription) | 08/04/2008
It was a pretty big deal when 37 Signals announced their drop of support for IE 6 across all their products. Then Apple released the new set of MobileMe web applications with no support for IE 6. Dan Benjamin and John Gruber spent some time talking about supporting Internet Explorer in the latest episode of [...]
lancerlord (Free subscription) | 08/03/2008
Microsoft Internet Explorer has encountered a problem and needs to close : Oh oh. Other Internet Explorer related problems: Sitemeter Crashing Web Sites Using Internet Explorer The SiteMeter (www.sitemeter.com) tracking code that counts visitors to our site was causing all visits from Internet Explorer to crash. Internet Explorer cannot open the Internet site solution : Internet Explorer cannot open...
Say Anything (Free subscription) | 08/03/2008
If any of you have had problems loading Say Anything recently it may not entirely have been an issue with our recent server move. It turns out Sitemeter (which just about every blog on the internet uses to monitor traffic) did some updates that caused people using Internet Explorer 7 to crash when visiting a page with a Sitemeter counter. Since pretty much every page on Say Anything has a Sitemeter...
Why Homeschool (Free subscription) | 08/03/2008
This morning I left entered the problem about loading on Sitemeter's support page. I got a nice email this afternoon in which they apologized and said they fixed the loading problem. I added the HTML code for Sitemter back into my template and our blog loads just fine now. There is still something a bit funny. This " http://www.sitemeter.com/ " doesn't work, but this" http://sitemeter.com/ " does work....
JTB World Blog (Free subscription) | 08/02/2008
For some hours those with Internet Explorer had problems to access this site getting this message "Internet Explorer cannot open the Internet site http://blog.jtbworld.com/. Operation aborted." The problem was caused by Site Meter so I have removed it until it gets solved. Firefox 3.0 users didn’t have this problem though.
The Blade (Free subscription) | 08/02/2008
It is being reported that Sitemeter, which monitors site activity, is casuing errors in IE 5,6,&7 according to sources. When a IE user visits a site using Sitemerter they may receive the following error message: Over at the IE forum they have posted a fix: Here is the fix for users of IE 6 and 7 who are getting the “operation aborted” message. Follow These Steps Exactly: Open Internet Explorer. Click...
Sibby Online (Free subscription) | 08/02/2008
The Washington Post has a report on the bug that impacted this site last night until my software provider said to remove the Site Meter code: In yet another case of widgets going crazy and causing havoc, a bug in...
Right Truth (Free subscription) | 08/02/2008
I understand readers have been having problems getting Right Truth to load properly last night and this morning. Most of you having problems were using Internet Explorer, rather than Firefox. I had many emails from other bloggers saying the problem...
Michael J. Totten (Free subscription) | 08/02/2008
I took Site Meter off the site, at least temporarily, because readers using Internet Explorer 7 could no longer access this page . If you're using Internet Explorer 7, do yourself and me a favor. Stop it. Seriously. It's crap. Use Firefox. It's free and vastly superior . I had to strip down my Web site because of Microsoft's horrible product. Every other Web browser in the world has no trouble accessing...
Little Green Footballs (Free subscription) | 08/02/2008
What’s up with Site Meter ? We first reported the problem last night , but today their code still causes Internet Explorer 7 to throw an “Operation aborted” error. There are a lot of sites affected by this; did they just release a buggy update and go on a long weekend vacation? If you’re getting complaints from IE7 users, remove the Site Meter traffic counter code from your blog templates.
Little Green Footballs (Free subscription) | 08/02/2008
What’s up with Site Meter ? We first reported the problem last night , but today their code still causes Internet Explorer 7 to throw an “Operation aborted” error. There are a lot of sites affected by this; did they just release a buggy update and go on a long weekend vacation? If you’re getting complaints from IE7 users, remove the Site Meter traffic counter code from your blog templates. UPDATE...
Althouse (Free subscription) | 08/02/2008
Do what I did, explained here where it talks about editing the template to move the Site Meter javascript out of any tables (causing the meter to appear at the bottom of the page). This worked for me. I also put an ordinary link to my Site Meter page in the sidebar so it will still be easy to check the statistics (which I like to do). blog advertising blog advertising
