jumps to the bottom

[ampersand]

only happening with efest. when i come to the page, it immediately starts at the bottom. and happens on every topic i click on.

checked other sites and forums, and its only on here. any suggestions?

*edit* and i'm using chrome. happening with firefox too.

Edited November 15, 2009 by ampersand

[Alcatraz]

Yup, getting this as well.

Also, when I first logged on this morning, Acrobat Reader tried to run for some reason. I was only on eFestivals

[mikeb]

Yup, there sure was some very strange things going on this morning ... not good for fairly early on a Sunday morning I must say, confused me no end ! ... as above plus what seemed like standard google search pages occasionally coming up in some of the AD frames. Very odd at the time but it's all apparently gone away now although I started getting lots of general routing issues not long after seeing odd things happening here so maybe it was more of a general internet/ISP stylee problem rather than anything at all to do with eFests directly. Using WinXP and Firefox 3.5.3 at the time if it matters.

Edited November 15, 2009 by mikeb

[ampersand]

mine is still getting stuff like 'waiting for dionysus.efestivals.co.uk' and i'm not using the avg thing or whatever its called. will see if its the same at work in a bit.

[eFestivals]

mine is still getting stuff like 'waiting for dionysus.efestivals.co.uk' and i'm not using the avg thing or whatever its called. will see if its the same at work in a bit.

that 'waiting for dionysus.efestivals.co.uk' is a genuine message - dionysus is one of the efestivals servers.

[ampersand]

that 'waiting for dionysus.efestivals.co.uk' is a genuine message - dionysus is one of the efestivals servers.

[eFestivals]

is that the same for nextgirl.cn?

Nope - unless that's a part of something a genuine ad is calling, there should be no call to that.

I'm looking into things to ensure that if there was any genuine issue it's removed.

It's possible that there was a genuine issue after all (I'm not 100% sure at the moment), but if there was I believe that I've disabled what was calling it, so that there's no chance of the issue continuing currently.

If you do see further calls made to nextgirl.cn by your browser from now, please post here to alert me to it.