Tin man
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Tom, Gary; tell me it's my iPad. The ad for lamination has taken over the blog. Is there a problem? My IPad is working normal Untill I sign on to the blog.
Jim W
Jim W
Ad's gone haywire
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Tom
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I'm not seeing an issue on my Android tablet, and nobody else has complained :-[
Edit: No issue on my Windows laptop or my wife's iPad.
Edit: No issue on my Windows laptop or my wife's iPad.
8Muddypaws
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I'm using an iPad. No problems at all.
Perhaps clearing out your cache and a cold boot will cure your problem.
Clearing cache: Settings/Safari/clear history and website data.
Cold start:
1. hold down power button until (slide to power off appears). Slide the button to the right to completely power off the iPad. It may take a few moments. It's done when the spinner in the middle of the screen goes away.
2. Hold down the home button and power buttons together until the apple logo appears, disappears, and appears again. Then release the buttons.
This works on all iPhones too.
Perhaps clearing out your cache and a cold boot will cure your problem.
Clearing cache: Settings/Safari/clear history and website data.
Cold start:
1. hold down power button until (slide to power off appears). Slide the button to the right to completely power off the iPad. It may take a few moments. It's done when the spinner in the middle of the screen goes away.
2. Hold down the home button and power buttons together until the apple logo appears, disappears, and appears again. Then release the buttons.
This works on all iPhones too.
Tin man
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Fixed thank you muddy paw. Cleaned out history and cach. To give you an idea what I was seeing
The messages were broke down into four columns. The add (also the largest) was column one, number two was Subject, number three was replies, and four was last post. The ad was the lamination ad. It took up half the page.
Have no idea how it happened, and you know how I feel about the ad's!
Thanks again for the help.
Jim W.
The messages were broke down into four columns. The add (also the largest) was column one, number two was Subject, number three was replies, and four was last post. The ad was the lamination ad. It took up half the page.
Have no idea how it happened, and you know how I feel about the ad's!
Thanks again for the help.
Jim W.
Tom
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Glad you got it sorted out Jim, and thanks to 8muddypaws for the tips.
