Still having issues.

Which boxes are ticked in the Content pane of your Firefox preferences, and do you have any exceptions or advanced options set there?

I'm going to go out on a limb and blame her network.

Ajax is a two way street and of course incorporates Java.

Talkahuano, do me a favor and go to speedtest.net and tell me what your ping times are. Also, Go to Start -> Run -> cmd and type "tracert wordforge.net" and paste what comes out here.

Kthxbye.

It's not my network. I have the same issues at home, at the donut shop, on campus internet, and on dorm internet.

How is your dual account?

Same problems on the dual.

JavaScript != Java.

It definitely sounds like a network issue, but if it's failing on multiple networks then it can't be.

Strange idea, try disabling and reenabling the WYSIWYG editor.

Yes, I know. I typed fast.

Oh man, that suxx. It is probably a Firefox problem then. If it's not giving any problems on Internet Explorer or Google Chrome, then you are probably running the shitty 3.5 version.

It's very odd. I've cycled through every version of Firefox and never had a problem.

I linked you to the actual JS code to see if any of those files were physically unavailable to you. If you didn't get any 'page cannot be displayed' messages, they're there.

I might have to actually try to run JS on your individual session, but I'm not quite ready to do that yet. Additionally, what's the version string on Firefox (should be in Help -> About)?

It sounds like you have a technical problem and require professional assistance.

I'm a member over at PoliceOne. How'd you run across one of their ads? Doesn't seem like the kind of site you'd frequent, no offense intended.

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I'd better be careful with this one!

Bump.

There's your problem right there. Firefox 3.5 is teh suxx0rz. Get version 3.0

My friend has 3.5 and I'm on his computer not having any issues. Could it be my computer?

It sounds like ur computer is screwed TKO.

It is time for a reformat, IMHO!

No offense, but I've been trying to tell you that since these issues first came up, at first tentatively, and then without question once I logged into your account and saw nothing wrong.

Uninstall Firefox. Reinstall it.

I would make a profile backup. There are plenty of programs available.

I've already done that.

Then nuke it all from Orbit. It's the only way to be sure.