Members section glitch Created 18 years ago2006-04-10 13:49:22 UTC by Xyos212

While going through the members section, I found that after all the members listed I get pages of this weird error:

http://img384.imageshack.us/img384/4849/error9gp.jpg

I dont know if this is a browser problem, or site problem, but just trying to be helpful

I don't get that error.

(yay I was on teh screeny)

I get that too :/

I get two of those under the members names...

IE ALERT! YAHOO ADS ALERT!!
/me dies

yeah, you use Internet Explorer, and as such, nobody gives a fuck about your problems.

Download this or I will seriously risk your ability to reproduce later in life

I don't see anything wrong with Interent Explorer... It works fine for me.

I'm pretty sure Alex would like to list hundreds of reasons why not to use interent explorer...

Can I have some:

I'm pretty sure Alex would like to list hundreds of reasons why not to use interent explorer...

I shall start

reasons to burn IE

1) Ugly as sin
2) No tab system (window-in-window)
3) No customizable toolbars
4) No IRC client
5) No regular updates
6) Slower than almost all other browsers
7) No transfer window...
8) Lack of a magic wand tool.
9) Lack of the ability to auto-fill forms
10) No huge online community devoted to making it look sexy

Please continue, Alex

I don't care about anything there except speed, and I find it faster than FireFox when loading regular web pages.

Ah but Opera is faster than them all.

Wow Hunter I downloaded Opera, and wow, its awsome. I already love it. I really like the tab system. Awsome! What are some other features it has?

It has a gigantic online community totally dedicated to making it look sexy.
Go tools/ appearance then click on find more skins.

Also, the tabs on top of tools/appearance let you totally customise your opera. It has an IRC client and a convenient side-toolbar that can be hidden.
You can edit all the toolbars and add your own buttons and links.

It has several start-up options in tools/preferences and many more features. Play around with it.

Anyway, on-topic, this is a programming error on atom's part. I'm guessing it didn't manifest itself until some server-side update changed some PHP function behaviour.

I get it in FF too, so blooyee.

It's nothing to do with browsers.