Quote:
|
Originally Posted by MrNice
Ok Looks like Internet Explorer is having an hissy fit. The log window is really just a copy of old I.E. running inside of Auto Update. I use specal COM calls to insert (modify) the web page you are viewing. Evdiently your browser does not appreciate that. It must not trust the COM controls on your computer very much...which can actually happen.
Some things to do:
1 - Make sure your Windows XP is fully patched. Some changes to I.E. were screwing and needed more patching.
2 - Go into I.E. Select Tools | Options | and select the security tab.. Select the trusted sites icon and then press the "sites" button. Add http://localhost to your list of totally trusted sites. This means the browser will allow stuff like document changes when the host in your computer. You wouldn't spam yourself right?
3 - Make sure there is a c:\program files\thorui\logfile.html file on your machine. I ask the log file browser window to load that file and it's what tells the browser to display HTML correctly.
You are definiately not running a vanilla version of explorer (hence the windows controls have been overwritten - themed). You might try switching back to a standard XP install and see if you still get these issues. I personally won't use products like WindowBlinds, etc.. because they always seem to cause weird errors in the OS. |
I have 2 systems that run Thorui. After a upgrade to the autoupdate version I was having the same problem. I copied the logfile.html from the working system to the one that wasen't and everything is fine now. When I inspected the 2 files I noticed that the one that didnt work had only 1 char per line (CR LF after every char)