Does anyone at INDYRACING.COM know ...

[Tim_racefan]

All of their articles of any lenght are ALWAYS chopped off mid article???

DOH!

[DanH]

Which browser are you using?

[Tim_racefan]

IE5 or 6 I think.

[DanH]

Can you find one of the pages again and copy and post the Address here so I can check it out?

[step33T]

I have the same problem when I access indyracing.com from work.

[jrandrew00]

did you guys do a refresh of the page to see if it would do it again. I get that somestimes with my Oncourse at IUPUI and cuts half of my picture and then I refresh and it works. I remember it doing that at indyracing.com before too and I did the same thing.

[jmart]

I've refreshed, changed the view, everything. It's screwed up.

If you don't mind reading the entire article as a text file, you can select View > Source. You'll get all the HTML crud, but if you scroll down far enough you'll hit the articles, indicated by the symbols [

] and [</p>] (disregard the [ ] symbols there, but if I don't put them in, you'll see paragraph chops in this reply). A real PITA but it's better than not being able to read the stuff.

jmart

[ February 13, 2002: Message edited by: jmart ]

[jmart]

Nevermind, just go to View > Source. You'll see.

jmart

[Griz]

I've never, ever had a problem and I'm using IE 5.0

[IndyJim]

this is not totally related, but yesterday they had the wrong stories attached to the wrong titles.

Usually have no problems though.

[HopHead]

I have always had the same problem with articles being chopped off when I view them at work. However, we are only on IE 4.0, and I am sure that is the issue.

[Satman]

It is not a problem at irl.com. It is your machine settings or the network you are on causing these problems. If you have it at home too I would bet it is your computer settings. Click here and download IE 5.5. Please don't try IE 6.0 unless you are using Windows XP.

[ February 14, 2002: Message edited by: Satman ]

[Indyknut]

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