Cannot view my own website

thegooddealguys · Joined: Mar 26, 2008 Posts: 2

Hi,

Can someone please help?

I seem to be having some flash or ASP problem that I cannot view my own website or access the pack office when trying to log in.

The website is http://www.thegooddealguys.com

I can see the middle of the page but none of the menus on the left or top, the head does not appear and none of the property listings show up.

when I go to log into the back office it just gets stuck and sits there.

I recently had a major infection on my computer that I did get rid of but something seems to have changed when I was cleaning the computer of this problem.

I can view other sites that use flash.

I tried everything i can think of from uninstalling to reinstalling flash, talk to support. Nothing seems to work

I cannot view the site in either IE7 or Firefox so it is not just a browser issue.

I am running XP professional.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Jim

micker377 · Joined: May 27, 2005 Posts: 1059

Comes up OK in FireFox (when I unblock it), and it works fine with I.E.7. I have had problems in the past when I was "overzealous" with a cleaner, and damaged Flash. Flash looked OK, but wouldn't function properly. The cure was to re-install Flash (one dll was missing). The other thing to look at is how your Javascript is set. You may have to update it from the Java site.

BTW: the URL you gave was bad - "http"!

thegooddealguys · Joined: Mar 26, 2008 Posts: 2

Hi,

Y, I think that is what happened. I got overjealous. Now I just don't know how to undo what i did.

I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling flash numerous times with no luck. If it is missing something I cannot figure out what it is because I have been told that before.

I will try the Javascript and see what that does. I checked and I have the most up date version of Java installed.

I am having another problem with a site that runs ASP and am thinking it is the same problem.

Sorry about the URL.

Thanks,

Jim

seaeagle

Yeah - it's working fine now in my Firefox on Linux.

You did mention that you access your site via the back office, and had problems when you recently tried that. I'm certainly not a web expert, but I do keep a copy of my site on my own PC. That way if something corrupt happens to my site on the host server, I can just upload my backup copy via ftp.