web page ghost

[Beekeeper]

Something strange has been happening when I visit this site.  I visit often to read new posts and follow some of the work the guys do.  But every time I access a page now, I get what looks like a 404 error page right in the center of the page.  It disappears by hitting the back button.  But every new page I go to, same message block appears.  I don't know if my machine has a bug, or the site is having a problem.  Is anyone else seeing this type of message?  If it's my machine, my firewall and virus scanner can't find it.  
FWIW, this is the only site this is happening on.

[easyrider12]

I thought it was only me, but yes same thing, thanks for the heads up on the back button.  Shiney must have been re-programming,  by the way -no one can read this.  lol

[shultz_1978]

I have been getting the same thing at work, But not at home.

I just hit the reply and read the post. Then hit home.

[Hoosier Daddy]

shultz_1978 wrote

I have been getting the same thing at work, But not at home.

Ditto. Noticed it today.

[shinyribs]

Hey,I didn't do it!

Actually,I haven't seen this myself. But lately the home page will pull up white with blue text. Everything else is normal,except for the color. When I click to enter a thread it goes back to normal colors. Strange. There's so much I don't understand...

[MarkPBG]

That happens a lot when web pages get updated but your browser history still has old info in the cache. If you clear your browser cache daily, you'll likely not see those error messages again. It's caused by page parse conflicts. If you clear the cache, the browser won't get "confused" about which page cache to use, and will only have the choice of the newest page version. I'm no web expert, but I did sleep at a Holiday Inn last night. lol

[Beekeeper]

Worked like a charm.  Trying to reserve a room at the Holiday Inn for a refresher.  Maybe I can work a bike ride into it!

[cdaiscool]

This man gets it!

Whenever you see an issue with a web page, clear cache and cookies (most browsers can save your saved passwords, so there is that...).

If you continue to have issues, then there may be a server-side error.

[MarkPBG]

Glad I could help. I like to keep ALL my stored info caches clear, since I have a super high speed internet connection (105Mbps), it saves absolutely NO time keeping those caches active. If you have a very slow connection (1.5Mbps or slower), it's worth it to keep them around, it makes page loads faster on sites you've visited before.