Routes section

alasdair carter
alasdair carter Posts: 30
edited July 2007 in Discuss the website with the team
Don`t seem to be able to access any of the routes?

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  • yensid
    yensid Posts: 19
    I had the same trouble - Found out using IE6 at work it didn't work but at home using IE7 I could view routes.
  • hblackledge
    hblackledge Posts: 1
    Looks like a great site!
    Two points:
    1. routes accessible only in IE7
    2. would like to sort selected routes by distance
  • John Stevenson
    John Stevenson Posts: 962
    I hate writing this sort of reply because it sounds like such a cop-out, but we're unable to reproduce a problem in IE6.

    Would you folks be so kind as to give us more details, such as exactly which version of IE6 you're using (from Help > About Internet Explorer) and which version of Windows.

    Thanks in advance.
    John Stevenson
  • Samoth
    Samoth Posts: 6
    Also, when you say the routes "aren't accessible" - exactly where does it fail - what link were you trying to follow, what kind of error do you get if any, is it a blank page or something more unexpected. Screenshots are really handy if you can provide them.

    Thanks!

    Sam.
  • jamieayres
    jamieayres Posts: 282
    In firefox and safari whenever you click on the links in the routes section you are sent to the homepage. As far as i can see its because of an errant forward slash in the url after http://www.bikeradar.com :
    http://www.bikeradar.com//routes/?bpath=listpaths%2Fcountry%2F253%2Fregion%2F5392%2Fcity%2F4927
    ...once you remove the extra f/wd slash it works fine.
  • John Stevenson
    John Stevenson Posts: 962
    jamieayres wrote:
    As far as i can see its because of an errant forward slash in the url

    Thanks; is this working for you now? I can't see a double slash in the URL (I'm also on Firefox) so I am guessing one of the devs has fixed it.
    John Stevenson

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