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[Halos of Amber]

most of the pages on the website are mostly white. plain times new roman font, some pictures come through. login in screen and some other assorted screens look fine but the main screen i need, the tournament screen is just white and I cant open bags. i click the link and nothing happens (its not a button now its a linke on the white page). ive tried it on 3 different brownsers. tried reinstalling one browser. ive tried resinstalling java and flash. nothing seems to work.

does work on my phone just fine for some reason.

ive been to an assortment of other websites and they seem to be just fine.

any ideas?

[Ozzy Stormlight]

same here for me as well.
cant redeem items on the tournaments site either

[Ozzy Stormlight]

found an answer..
use https instead of http

[9erRed]

Greetings all,

We could be seeing the pages as they are actively being worked on, this has been known to cause 'issues' to others viewing the page.
- I too had this same issue, not even an hour ago. (about 12:30am AST)

9erRed

[Thorqemada]

HTTPS is back after a long Absence.....

[Mylardis]

same here

[P5YCO]

I'm having the same thing, not sure I can post a picture the posting tool isn't working. I'm using google chrome, probably latest version, all other websites I use render correctly.
Edit - Tried in firefox with similar results, also on both http and https

Edited by P5YCO, 14 November 2014 - 03:43 AM.

[P5YCO]

Still having problems with this, forms won't load, https even worse. Cleared my own cache and browser settings and no different. Any ideas?!

[P5YCO]

Update, cleared my DNS from the google DNS and cleared out the old mwomercs static addresses in my hosts file, both fixes for the DNS issue you had a while back. Must have been pinging secure traffic through the unsecure ports which since you went https caused all my browsers to have a fit.

All working now!

Edited by P5YCO, 23 November 2014 - 02:33 AM.

[Gauvan]

I'm seeing this sort of thing today. Adding https to the address seems to clear it up for the current page but links take me back to http pages where the problem reappears. I was seeing it last night as well but chalked it up to the lag problems that were affecting the game.

[Goosfraba]

Gauvan, on 26 November 2014 - 02:56 PM, said:

I'm seeing this sort of thing today. Adding https to the address seems to clear it up for the current page but links take me back to http pages where the problem reappears. I was seeing it last night as well but chalked it up to the lag problems that were affecting the game.

https://www.eff.org/https-everywhere

[Gauvan]

Goosfraba, on 27 November 2014 - 04:49 AM, said:

https://www.eff.org/https-everywhere

What a great plug-in. Thanks!

[Project_Mercy]

This is broken, and it's not the DNS cache. When I'm in OS X, I get this issue. If I boot into windows on the same box, it works fine. I've flushed by DNS and wiped all the browsers cache (safari, firefox, chrome) and it's messed up on all of them. Whatever you changed when you serviced the website a few days ago broke it. Logged in or out doesn't matter. It appears to be an issue with hardcoded HTTPS calls. I'd have to crank up firebug to diagnose it, and I don't have time right now.

Edited by Wraeththix Constantine, 27 November 2014 - 10:30 AM.