After I installed PostNuke and set my theme as PostNukeBlue. Everytime I change menus or load SMF or phpGedView I get the following message:
"This message is not going away? Ensure Java Script is on and click the box."
How can I stop this from message from displaying? It defintely slows down menu navigation and is anoying.
-lesc
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I would guess you didn't search, because if you had you would have found this question answered many times, including in this thread:
Javascript loading thread
edited by: pheski, May 24, 2006 - 01:14 PM
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Yes, I did a search and tried a few of the possible solutions but the problem still remains. I will keep looking there must be a solution in one of the message threads that will work. Will let you know what I find to close this topic.
-Les-
pheski
I would guess you didn't search, because if you had you would have found this question answered many times, including in this thread:
Javascript loading threadedited by: pheski, May 24, 2006 - 01:14 PM
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The link I gave above gives the solution:
To remove the javascript loading box persisting, remove the following code from the top of master.htm and home.htm (lines 21-45 in .761 of Seabreeze, not sure of the exact lines in other themes):
Code
<!--
function hideLoadingPage() {
document.getElementById ? document.getElementById('loading').style.display = 'none' // DOM
: document.all ? document.all.loading.style.display = 'none' // IE 4
: null; // unsupported
}
//-->
</head><!-- Master template -->
<body onload="hideLoadingPage();">
<div id="loading" align="center" onclick="hideLoadingPage()">
<b><!--[pnml name=_Loading]--></b><br /><br />
<!-- <img src="<!--[$themepath]-->/images/loading.gif"><br /> -->
/javascript/loadtimerbar.js"><br />
<!--[pnml name="_LoadMsg1"]--><br /><!--[pnml name="_LoadMsg2"]-->
</div>
and replacing it with
Code
</head><!-- Master template -->
<body>
And remember that to make changes in Xanthia themes...
Both pnRender and Xanthia cache rendered templates.
For pnRender - go to the admin->
*Checkmark both:
Code
Compile check
Force compilation
*Uncheckmark:
Code
Enable caching
*Click both:
Code
*Delete compiled templates
*Delete cached pages
For Xanthia:
Go to Admin --- > Xanthia --> Configure Xanthia
*Check both:
Code
*Check for updated version of templates
*Force templates recompilation
*Uncheck:Code
Store templates in database
Perhaps that helps?
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The commonest cause of problems is solutions. -
Thanks works great. The page loads faster and the annoying message is gone.
You missed the line that starts the script so I included the line above your code that reads as follows:
