Cumulus Support

Hi Guys

I'm having a weird problem with Google Chrome since last night. When i look at my website http://www.waterfordcityweather.com using their browser its not showing my webcam on my site. All the other browsers are showing the proper cam of Waterford City but Chrome is showing someplace in California. I'm using a Wunderground sticker to pin it to my site. There is no contact email for Google to inform them of my problem. Has anyone else had this problem???

Cheers

Mike

Edit: Just checked it using Google Chrome on my laptop and its showing the proper image so i guess its a problem with Chrome on my desktop pc. Will clear the cache and see if that fixes the problem.

Mike

It is fine for me -- I have just tried it on Chrome, Firefox, IE 8, all on a PC. Safari, Firefox and Chrome on a Mac and they all look the same

I see this... When you are in Chrome, click the Reload Page button in the toolbar to refresh -- Chrome may be caching something

Cheers for the fast reply daj. I have reloaded but still the wrong image is showing. As i said in the edit above i will try and clear the cache to see if that fixes the problem.

Un-installed Chrome and re-installed still getting the wrong image on my page. Any other things i could try???

I've had it confirmed by another user that Chrome 8 is showing the wrong image on his computer so its not just at my end. Looks like it depends which version of chrome is running.

8 ?
You on the Dev. Channel release?

7.0.517.41 is the current, live/stable version

Chrome 7 seems to have the same problem.

Now that is very interesting -- I have just tried again and I am now seeing somewhere which is clearly no Waterford! (I'm on 7, and was on 7 when I tried earlier)

Looking the page source, it's supposed to be fetching:

http://www.wunderground.com/swf/pws_min ... ic&lang=EN

If you paste that into Chrome's address bar, it works. If you just use http://www.wunderground.com/swf/pws_min ... 4&freq=5.0

you get that default image (the WU admin's?), so it looks as though part of the original URL is getting lost somehow.

daj wrote:8 ?
You on the Dev. Channel release?

7.0.517.41 is the current, live/stable version

No I'm on the stable version it was just the user who tried it was using 8 according to him but maybe he was mistaken.

I tried it a couple of hours ago and it worked fine, just checked again and it still works for me. Chrome 6.0.472.63

And just upgraded to 7.0.517.41 and it no longer works!

On a side note, and not actually causing this problem, you have an unclosed HTML tag....

<!-Weather in Waterford, Ireland on your site - HTML code - weatherforecastmap.com -->
<div align="center"><script src="http://www.weatherforecastmap.com/weath ... /script><a title="Weather Today in Waterford" href="http://www.weatherforecastmap.com/ireland/waterford" ></a>
</div><!-end of code-->
<div align=center><object width="780" height="800"><param name="movie" value="http://www.wunderground.com/swf/pws_min ... ic&lang=EN" /><embed src="http://www.wunderground.com/swf/pws_min ... ic&lang=EN" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="780" height="800" /></object>

You can see how you open a <div> and close it </div>, then open another but not close it anywhere further on

I think you need </div> at the end of this code snip, so...

....station=IWATERFO4&freq=5.0&camurl=http://icons.wunderground.com/webcamram ... ic&lang=EN" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="780" height="800" /></object></div>

If you remove the <param> tag it seems to work

So delete all this

Thanks daj for that. Am in work now so will make those changes when I get home later.