Broken forum link?

[DM Macabre]

Is it just me or is someone else also experiencing this bug? It seems that when I type in www.nwnravenloft.com as an URL and I try to click on "Forum" I end up in nothing. To get to the forum I have to use my URL history or search it via google or yahoo. Using FireFox this error occured to me on several PCs where I had tested it.

[Heretic]

Same here.

[Little Lotte]

It happens to me also and I'm pretty sure it's been reported somewhere recently. I usually just keep this link around if I need to get to the forums http://www.nwnravenloft.com/forum/index.php

[emptyanima]

It works fine for me. I am using Chrome if that helps.

[Anonymoose]

I thought it was only me, I started to discover this problem circa a week ago. I have to right click on the forum icon and press "Open as a new tab" in order for me to get here through the main page.

I'm using Mozilla Firefox.

[Bad_Bud]

Believe it or not, the most helpful error message appears when you try to load the page in Internet Explorer (mine is Internet Explorer 10).



Some Firefox console stuff:

[12:35:11.506] Load denied by X-Frame-Options: http://www.nwnravenloft.com/forum/index.php does not permit cross-origin framing.
[12:35:11.715] TypeError: this._containers is undefined @ resource:///modules/devtools/MarkupView.jsm:331

[Daboomer]

Right click forum and open in a new tab, that seems to do it

[Maric Arnand]

Works on crome for me, firefox gives the exact same issue as discribed

[swbf2lord]

Seems to work find for me under Chrome.

[DM Macabre]

[RedwizardD]

Seems to work fine with firefox.

[Bluebomber4evr]

I've never had this issue with any browser. It's probably something in your settings blocking frames as in Bad_Bud pointed out. It could also be caused by some types of pop-up blockers.

[DM Macabre]

It's still not working. I tried it on several computers from several different places. It seems not to work under firefox. Running Adblock but even when deactivating this it does not work. The screen is quite similar to the one BadBud had posted.


Perhaps it's a regional error?

[HellsPanda]

Works fine in Firefox for me, just tested moments ago

[swbf2lord]

It's still not working. I tried it on several computers from several different places. It seems not to work under firefox. Running Adblock but even when deactivating this it does not work. The screen is quite similar to the one BadBud had posted.


Perhaps it's a regional error?

Did you try posting "www." before the address? I believe I ran into that problem once, without putting that. And, while I know it sounds silly, that's what fixed it for me.

[DM Macabre]

  Hah - that did the trick! Awesome! Donno why you have to put the www there necessarily - but it worked. Thanks!

[Heretic]

Hah - that did the trick! Awesome! Donno why you have to put the www there necessarily - but it worked. Thanks!

AT LAST!

Yeah, worked for me too!

[Bad_Bud]

The links at the top are to absolute addresses rather than relative ones.  If they were relative I think it wouldn't matter if you put in the www or not.  The browser is considering www.nwnravenloft.com and nwnravenloft.com to be separate domains.