What happened?
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That function relies on javascript with your browser. You likely have it disabled or you're filtering it with some 3rd party plugin. Using a browser (IE, Firefox and Chrome) without modifications shows they work normally.
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Ok, admitting my ignorance, I don't really know what that means or how to do that. I do know that last week and every day before then, I could and now I can't unless I am at my office. What is the fix on my end?
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What browser are you using?
It means that using any major browser (Firefox, Chrome, IE) without modifications, the smilies are working normally. We are limited with the support we can provide when 3rd party software is used to alter the functionality and/or appearance of the website.
It means that using any major browser (Firefox, Chrome, IE) without modifications, the smilies are working normally. We are limited with the support we can provide when 3rd party software is used to alter the functionality and/or appearance of the website.
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What browser are you using?
It means that using any major browser (Firefox, Chrome, IE) without modifications, the smilies are working normally. We are limited with the support we can provide when 3rd party software is used to alter the functionality and/or appearance of the website.
It means that using any major browser (Firefox, Chrome, IE) without modifications, the smilies are working normally. We are limited with the support we can provide when 3rd party software is used to alter the functionality and/or appearance of the website.
Internet Explorer. Same laptop I have used for years. I don't know what 3rd party software you are speaking of, but it would seem odd that a) I would have it and not know it and b) it would only impact this forum.
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Any major browser, without modifications, will allow the smilies to work. Reason why it may work on other sites is because those sites have their own javascript file that enables them. For some reason, your browser or computer is blocking CorvetteForum's.
What version of IE?
Something must have changed on your computer to disable them.
What version of IE?
Something must have changed on your computer to disable them.
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