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His Divine Shadow
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Give your browser cache a clear, LBH, or try a hard refresh (CTRL and F5). I checked my mule account (which is as normal as any other, e.g. not admin/mod) and saw the proper tabs. Here are two cache clearing procedures; I can find ones for other browsers as well.
If you use Firefox, do the following:
-Go to "Tools"
-Select "Options"
-Click the "Privacy" tab
-Look for "Private Data"
-Click "Clear Now"
-Make sure "Cache", "Cookies" and "Authenticated Sessions" are checked. Check nothing else unless you want to delete your history or saved passwords as well.
-Click "Clear Private Data Now"
-Close your browser and restart your computer.
If you use Internet Explorer 7, do the following:
-Go to "Tools"
-Click "Internet Options"
-On the "General" tab, look for "Browsing History"
-Click "Delete" near it
-Next to "Temporary Internet Files" click "Delete files"
-Next to "Cookies" click "Delete cookies"
-Close your browser and restart your computer
If you use Firefox, do the following:
-Go to "Tools"
-Select "Options"
-Click the "Privacy" tab
-Look for "Private Data"
-Click "Clear Now"
-Make sure "Cache", "Cookies" and "Authenticated Sessions" are checked. Check nothing else unless you want to delete your history or saved passwords as well.
-Click "Clear Private Data Now"
-Close your browser and restart your computer.
If you use Internet Explorer 7, do the following:
-Go to "Tools"
-Click "Internet Options"
-On the "General" tab, look for "Browsing History"
-Click "Delete" near it
-Next to "Temporary Internet Files" click "Delete files"
-Next to "Cookies" click "Delete cookies"
-Close your browser and restart your computer
poppameth1
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I'm willing to bet you are using Firefox with NoScript enabled. Allow this site if so and the bar will show up. If that isn't the case then something is blocking JavaScripts from running.
poppameth1
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BTW, in Firefox just hit the Tools Menu>Clear Private Data or ctrl+shift+del on the keyboard instead of going through all the menus.
His Divine Shadow
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If Javascript is disabled (at least in Firefox) all the different pages (About Me, Statistics, and so on) appear in order from top to bottom, with Visitor Messages at the top. The vB people were apparently smart enough to plan for scriptless folks. I find it odd that he sees some new features and not others, though, if the cache is old ...
His Divine Shadow
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Only in newer versions. I think that thing came along in 2.0; 1.x didn't have it. If you've got 2.0 then by all means use that; it is much easier.
poppameth1
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I see what you mean about the info showing in a column with no javascript. I don't know why I didn't spot that earlier. Either way when you click show all stats in the mini statistic box it should just right to that section.
MistressValerie1
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LBH, I checked your account settings and all appear to be normal. Could you try a different browser to see if the problem persists? If not, it could be specific to the browser and version you are using.
poppameth1
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You don't have a Norton or McAfee security suite by chance do you? I've recently heard no end of people reporting problems with these product partially or totally blocking some website content.
