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[Inseriousity.]

Working fine now. I'm sure everyone using IE does it just to annoy you two smart gentlemen (well one smart gentleman, hoteluser was nominated for sexiest female at the last staff awards)

[HotelUser]

Working fine now. I'm sure everyone using IE does it just to annoy you two smart gentlemen (well one smart gentleman, hoteluser was nominated for sexiest female at the last staff awards)

Glad to hear it's working, and not jealous of the nomination now are we

[FlyingJesus]

I can seeeeeeeeeeeeeee cheers bumflaps have a brownie point

[-Danube-]

All that fuss and then richie decides to become staff, so that was removed from his usertitle tonight anyway!

[Richie]

All that fuss and then richie decides to become staff, so that was removed from his usertitle tonight anyway!

haha but when i leave again i'll want it back

[GommeInc]

Can't you just kill him in the face anyway?

Strange how a usertitle can cause so many problems :S When was the usertitle created?

[FlyingJesus]

What did it even do and I agree let's kill Richie before he can quit and change it back

[Richie]

Can't you just kill him in the face anyway?

Strange how a usertitle can cause so many problems :S When was the usertitle created?

Well David change someone so the user bar would move up when the user title is left blank 'cause I didn't want my user title to look stupid likes yours and Tom you can't I'm immortal.

[HotelUser]

Can't you just kill him in the face anyway?

Strange how a usertitle can cause so many problems :S When was the usertitle created?

Internet Explorer wont let you remove a node with Javascript until that node's closing tag has run. Since I was using inline Javascript to remove the span containing his usertitle it tried to remove the span prior to the tag closing so it returned an error and refused to finish rendering a page. The bottom line here is, don't use Internet Explorer. Even though it was easy to set a delay on the inline Javascript to run after the tag had been closed, every other browser was able to determine what was going on and function perfectly.

[BoxingMan]

Internet Explorer wont let you remove a node with Javascript until that node's closing tag has run. Since I was using inline Javascript to remove the span containing his usertitle it tried to remove the span prior to the tag closing so it returned an error and refused to finish rendering a page. The bottom line here is, don't use Internet Explorer. Even though it was easy to set a delay on the inline Javascript to run after the tag had been closed, every other browser was able to determine what was going on and function perfectly.

A bit OTT don't you think? Roll out your better browser, please.