Graph in Log

Try updating JAVA:

http://www.java.com/en/download/windows_ie.jsp 

Let us know if this gets it.

Ron,

I wasn't getting the infamous red "x", but I am getting strange colors, lines, etc.  I tried the Java update and it doesn't seem to help.  When I first open my log, I get a little message that says "Click on this control to activate".  When I do that, I can right click my mouse (over the graph) and the graph shows up correctly, but with a menu over it.  Once I click away it goes back to the messed up look.

BTW, I'm using the new IE, but I was having this problem before I made the switch.

Thanks,

Chris

Chris, when it happens again, if you can do a 'Print Screen', cut the graph out and save it and attach it here that would help out a lot.

Also is it the 'total volume' or 'AVP' minigraph?

Will do.

It's both graphs, but I found a little wrinkle after I posted last: if I "activate the control" then hover over one of the bars (like total volume) it shows the graph clear.  Once I move off the bars, it goes back.  I'll print it tomorrow (I'm on my home computer and it's working fine here).

Thanks!

I can't get the picture to show on my screen...let me know if it's not showing up for you.

No, I get the 'X'.  Instead of copying and pasting it to the editor, when you post, click on the 'attach a file after posting' box at the bottom and upload it that way.

This is due to your updated version of Internet Explorer and it is, believe it or not, exactly what Microsoft intended. A company called Eolas Technologies patented the 'automatic activation of embedded controls' in web pages, which means having things like Flash games and java apps work right off the bat when you load the page in your browser. In order to not violate the patent, it now has to work by you clicking on it or taking some other action first. It's a bad patent and Microsoft fought it, but they lost. This is the result.

There is a workaround which can be coded into the pages. We'll get it in. Shouldn't be too hard. (Easy for me to say, Matt's the one who'll do it.   )

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No idea what my video driver is...

Since this is my work machine, I don't want to call the help desk and say, when I try to access my Beginnertriathlete logs I can't access my log graphs, they were wondering what kind of video card I have...  :)  I do know that I am running Windows XP, SP2.  I'm sure it's a pretty basic configuration.

I'll go through the articles and see what I can find out.  Thanks for all the help.

>>Edit: Intel Graphics Express Chipset Family 82915G

I'd try that, but I'm the only one on the new IE -  that I know of - but I'll check around tomorrow to see if anyone else has it installed.  I tried opening the Java console, but it was blank too.  I think that was mentioned in one of the links.

I looked over the links, but it didn't seem to apply - or I don't know how to apply it.

Matt,

I thought I'd let you know that I didn't have much success in finding an anti-aliasing setting.

And, I just upgraded my laptop (it's OLD) to IE7 and installed Java and it works just fine.  The graph shows up fine and then I'm able to 'use' it after I click on it.  Must be something with my video card at work...I'll keep exploring.

Thanks for the hard work.

Chris