Mark,
I haven't seen anyone else mention this, but when I click on the auto-only pulse, all I get is a blank, regular-sized IE window. No links.

I'm on a Dell PC with Windows 2000, IE 6.0.

Same thing happens on my home PC - Windows XP with Netscape 7.

I like the idea (it's not every day that I feel like getting sucked into the OT Politics quagmire), and hope it works soon!

Thanks as always,
Chris

 

Mark,

The same thing happens for me. Click and a explorer window opens with the URL of https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...pulseauto.html but there is no links in the window; it’s just blank.

Also since the new server was brought into service the original Launch the pulse keeps dieing after it’s been up awhile.

All small stuff in the big picture of things but thought I’d mention it to you.

Also like the thought of the auto only pulse it I want politics I will go to other sites. I come to NAM for MINI stuff.

Thanks for the work you do to keep the site going.

Steve

 

For the Auto-only pulse not launching double check to insure that you have pop-ups enabled from North American Motoring.com. These are the only two areas of the site that use any type of pop-up so I promise you won't get any other advertising :smile:

As for the pulse not working all the time that is because of work I've been doing on the web server since the move. I've tried to minimize these and expect that the work will be finalized soon.

Thanks for your continuing support of the site!

Mark

 

Popups are enabled but still get a blank page launching the auto-only pulse.

Does the regular pluse need pop ups to be enabled? Just asking because this one works fine.

 

Can you give it another try? I made a slight change to how the window is created that appears, in testing, that it resolved the problem. You will still need to have pop-ups enabled for North American Motoring.

Thanks!

Mark

 

Auto only pulse is working fine now. The only down side is I'll miss all of Trippys of topic politics.

 

If you can't do without the Off-topic area then you can always use the regular pulse to stay in the day to day fray