Hi all, I'm having trouble with the "Vanilla Vehicles" and "Non-ELS Vehicles" threads.  They don't load, and eventually lock up Internet Explorer.  Sometimes I get a "long-running script" message,  but most of the time they just freeze.  I've tried on 3 PCs on 2 networks and I get the same results.  Is anyone else having this problem?  I'm trying to get some new cars but I'm having to search using Google instead of just looking in the master thread.

Use something other than Internet Explorer.

I have to agree with @willpv23 - this sounds like a problem on your end. I'd recommend Chrome.

I'm currently trying to recover from a hard drive crash, so that's why I haven't been playing or posting much in the last two months.  But I'm still having this problem, even on Chrome on school computers with no other applications running.  What is going on here?

Can you link me to one of the threads you're having issues with? Cheers.

 

Can you link me to one of the threads you're having issues with? Cheers.

http://www.lcpdfr.com/forums/topic/28096-new-non-els-collection-thread/.  I just tried it again, with only Chrome running and LCPDFR the only tab within Chrome.  It attempted to load for about 2 minutes, then Chrome gave the "Aw, snap! Something went wrong while displaying this webpage..." message.  This is really annoying, because I can't even look at what vehicles are available.  If you'd like, I can make a video of trying to open the page in both IE and Chrome.

Update: I can get the Non-ELS Collection Thread to work in Firefox reader mode, but that's it.  I just finally recovered from the hard drive crash this summer, and the Non-ELS thread was the first page I opened in brand new, fully patched copies of IE11, Chrome, and Firefox, and it crashed all of them.  This leads to me to believe that this a problem with the webpage itself, since I have a download speed of over 90mb/s and a ping of 3 ms.  I really hope that this can be fixed, because for now I'm stuck with Google and GPM for vehicles.

That page does render on all my computers, including my fairly crappy Intel Atom tablet. I can confirm there's definitely an issue there though, as the page uses as insane amount of RAM to render (around 1.5-2.5GB).

This is outside of our control, and is caused by ridiculous behavior by our board software. I honestly don't think they'll fix this, it is something we may fix when we get some time, but no guarantees or timeouts.

You may want to disable JavaScript for that page, which should improve the rendering.