A Whisker Shy of Talented

Contains words deliberately intended to provoke

Subscribe to RSS feed

Posts tagged with "Fix"

History Navigation Mode for Local Browsing

, , , ...

Problem Using Opera to Browse Local Files: Images Do Not Refresh in Reverse In reference to Opera 11.10 - Images and the Back and Forward Function

Originally posted by CaptainFish:

I often use Opera as a replacement for the windows image preview program. Opera can easily open a folder, and the Fast Forward (space bar button) will quickly go to the next file in alphabetical order in the folder. This coupled back and forward allowed me to easily progress through a folder of images much faster than media designed programs, without having to open a new program as well. This is great for viewing comics or screenshots.

However, after I installed 11.10 today, the back function no longer works properly with images. If I attempt to return to an image file using back, the page appears blank until I refresh. The same thing occurs when examining images online as well. Open any image, press back then forward and the page just appears blank. The same thing occurs if you go from the image to another page and press back. Before the image would appear instantly from the cache, but now it either hangs at "Document 0%" as if trying to load a nonexistent page, or it just goes blank.

I tried emptying my cache, but the issue persisted.

It might be considered less crucial if it just occured viewing local files, but having all image files not load correctly upon navigation seems like a big issue

Solution

Originally posted by garywalsh:

With reference to using Opera for browsing local files, changing HistoryNavigationMode to '3' would appear to fix this when replicated on my machine. up

Thanks

Originally posted by gdveggie:

To access the setting, copy the following line and paste it into the address bar of a different Opera tab or window and hit Return/Enter:

opera:config#UserPrefs|HistoryNavigationMode

This will open the Preferences Editor to this particular setting, which you will probably find set at the default 1 (Automatic). See here for an overview of the 3 settings: (1) Automatic, (2) Compatible, and (3) Fast.

Credit to gdveggie. cheers

Fast Forward Fix (Opera 11.10)

, , , ...

Problem

Originally posted by asterixvader:

Fast Forward needs a small update

Well, I thought Fast Forward was messed up with 11.10, but after testing with old Opera versions it's Google who messed it up, so changing title from "FastF messed up!" to "FastF needs and update".

Apparently Google changed the HTML or whatever of its page and now Fast Forward links to the "More Google Products" page instead of jumping to the next results page. A little annoying when you're fully used to "left click + right click" to jump to next page.

On a side note, I liked that they mentioned CSS3 as part of the features updated in this new version, but Opera still needs to be even more standard and fully-compatible with all CSS3 features it has so far.

source: http://my.opera.com/community/forums/findpost.pl?id=9135462

Solution

Originally posted by yareally12:

1) put a copy of fastforward.ini in your opera profile location (on windows 7 it's C:\Users\<user_name>\AppData\Roaming\Opera\Opera)
2) add " Next "=101 (quotes are part of that) under ;English
3) save and reload opera

source: http://my.opera.com/community/forums/findpost.pl?id=9194222

" Next "=101
Appears on line: 43, in my copy.

Thanks
I'd been meaning to find a fix for that fast forward action. Thanks to both asterixvader for highlighting this problem, and yareally12 for solving it. up

Change Read Only Status Folders in Windows XP

, , , ...

With reference to ico files stored in images folder despite settings to the contrary (show no icons etc) in my previous post and in answer to my own question posted at Tamil's blog here http://my.opera.com/Tamil/blog/opera-favicons-privacy regarding the Read Only Workaround, I provide the following solution.

If anyone else is experiencing problems with setting the Read Only status of folders within Windows XP read this: http://support.microsoft.com/?id=326549

However if you get this message, "'attrib' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.", as I did, perform the following (must be logged on as an administrator):

Start >
Settings >
Control Panel >
System >
Advanced >
Environment Variables >
System Variables >
Locate and highlight Path >
Edit >
Add the following line of text (exactly as printed below) to the beginning of the Variable Value list:
C:\WINDOWS\system32;
Confirm by clicking OK to each request.

Now everything should be set up as it ought to be, allowing you to change your folder attributes yes
May 2013
M T W T F S S
April 2013June 2013
1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29 30 31