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@burnout426 I installed the Meta tags. They did not work after a Ctrl-F5. I chatted with my hostinger provider about the HTTP response header. They suggested a line of code to be put into my .httpaccess file. I did that but when I activated the file I couldn't get into my website because the file demanded a user ID and password and I didn't remember what I used so I re-deactivated it. They are still chatting with me but think it's the browser's cache that is the issue so I am not hopeful.
@burnout426 tried to get the Cache-Control command to work in the header of my webpage and couldn't get it to work. One did nothing and another try rendered a blank white page. Do I do this from within the webpage on the server from the HEAD section and should it be in a JavaScript script?
@burnout426 Works like a charm! Is there a way to send this command:
@burnout426 Something is wrong... the cache is not refreshing. I got the alert but now do not want it. So I commented it out in my code, saved the file and uploaded it to my server. When I click the Google Map I DO get the alert which now is not wanted. I tried the Private page and it did NOT have the alert. I don't want to have to delete all my settings every time I make some change to my site and upload it. Can you think of any setting that I should be using to correct for this situation? Thanks! A fresh rabbit hole I suspect...
@burnout426 Did step 1. No different. Did step 2. It Worked! Thank you for your help and patience!
@leocg I have a lot of settings that supress notifications from other websites and would rather not do a global reset as I am only out to correct the behavior of this one website.
@sgunhouse I disabled all my extensions and restarted my browser and that did not correct the issue...
@sgunhouse Oh wow! A whole new world! And Yes, I do get the alert in the private window once I click the Google Map. Now what? And thanks!
@sgunhouse no, there is no alert when first loading the page. Only after you tap the Google Map and fetch the details for the upper left cell. Sorry if I mislead you!
@leocg yes! Tap on Google map (lower left of webpage). That should fetch current conditions and forecast for that location and trigger the alert... should've included that in my original post - sorry!
@leocg I get the alert on a fresh install of Chrome which I have cutomized no settings for any reason...
@sgunhouse no - there should be an Alert that says "Made it this far".
I am building the following website: [http://www.chasertool.xyz/GMapAddressToLatLng.html](link url) and have an alert programmed in JavaScript. When I view the website in Chrome the alert works as designed but it does not work as designed in Opera. I think the ad blockers are blocking it but I have gone thru the menus and believe I have turned them all off. What else might I be missing? Can someone walk thru this with me. Quite a rabbit hole thus far! I am running Opera Beta by the way...
@leocg That worked - setting the flag! The reset did not work. Thank you all for trying!
@leocg Yes, YouTube works fine in Opera Beta. How do I disable extensions? And what do you mean by "clean profile"? Thanks.
I can't play streaming media from this site:
https://streamdb6web.securenetsystems.net/v5/index.cfm?stationCallSign=WIKB
I have disabled my ad blocker but think it is something else. Help! I am on a new Windows 11 PC and am running Opera Beta. I can play the media from this site in Google Chrome.
This seems like a new functionality or bug. How can I reset this - I don't think it operated like this before...