Web pages too big

At 2.30 this morning certain web pages expanded so that some parts of them became unreachable. At the same time, the scroll wheel began to zoom just the visible part of the page in and out instead of scrolling up and down. THe second problem stopped after a few minutes, but the first is still evident. It is most commonly found with google products. The pages still appear correctly in IE9

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Web pages too big to view without zooming out each one.

I have to zoom out each new web page manually to see it all on the screen.

I lose the percentage +/- buttons at the bottom right that make it easier to zoom out. The oversized pages do not change. Thanks.

Web Pages too big for browser

Hi all
I know about the click issue and power leak and I'm sure they are working on a fix but I'm also experiencing an error msg when surfing the web through my bb browser. Pages I used to be able to open without issue are not opening after an OTA update to 5.0.0.591 Anything I should or could do to access those web pages?
Thank you.

The browser has always been a bit of a weak point on the BB.
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http://m.opera.com
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Web pages too large

I just purchased a MacBook for the first time and I am having a problem with my web page being too large. I have to scroll almost half the page to read the screen. I have been unable to find a solution to fit the page to the screen. I have been unable so far to find this problem on this sight. Is this normal with Mac? (I hope not). If not is there a solution?

Are you saying that the size of the webpage is too large? i.e font size, text, etc.? Or the application window itself?

Sorry Web Page Too Large

I am not sure what is happening but since I have new software upgrade to OS 6 when I open a web page it takes a long time to load and then a box pops up with Sorry We're closing this page because it is too large to load.Any help would be appreciated.
Thankyou.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

jini01 wrote:
Ahhhh just as imagined. The great RIM has nothing to say here. Hey support the phones that you have sold to these people.
Hello,
Perhaps you misunderstood the EULA you agreed to when you signed up for these forums. These forums are not anything to do with formal support. These forums are not a user-to/from-RIM channel of communication. These forums are a user-to-user support community where volunteers try to help out other kind souls to the best of their ability. While RIM reps will sometimes drop by here, such is not to be the expected outcome of any communications on these forums.
All formal support starts with the wireless service providers and authorized resellers. They have the ability to escalate cases into RIM if needed, but the carriers have the responsibility for the front line support for all BB users. That's just the way the support model works.
Lastly, RIM didn't, as you say, sell any phones to anyone. All sales are handled via the authorized channels...and, yes, you guessed it...that's the carriers and authorized resellers.
Hope that helps.
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MacBook loads web pages too slowly

Since updating to Yosemite, MacBook loads web pages much more slowly. I did run an Etrecheck report. If anyone can help me by interpreting it, I will attempt to post it. Or if you have other suggestions, please advise. I did change to an alternate DNS server already.

EtreCheck version: 2.1.5 (108)
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Web pages too long to load on macbook 13.3 late 2008

the webpages takes a long time to load either in firefox or safari or chrome ...what's going on

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To obtain values from fields in a web page.

Hi everyone,
I am in the process of developing a web based application. I am able to
successfully convert my windows to web page documents.
I have sincerely followed the prescribed steps to be adopted in building
methods for validations and processes, so as to utilise them for my web
pages too.
But the problem that I am facing is to obtain values back from the web
page fields (user entered values) for performing validations.
Unfortunately the explanations provided in the Forte Web SDK Manual
for obtaining the values from the web page fields and load it on to the
source window through LoadParameters() method (a method in the window
converter class of HTMLWindow project) seems to be inadequate.
If some one can site the steps that Iam probably missing or some
examples, it will be of great help.
Thanks in advance.
Pamella.
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Hi Dan,
Thanks for your assistance.
But as regards to my application, I have an existing forte application
which Iam trying to web enable.
To summarize my problem let me just consider the openning window (logon
screen) which I have converted to web page using WindowConverter Class
in the HTMLWindow project (obviously, it is my supplier project). The
functionality of this window class has to just accept the user name and
validate it. If the user name is valid then proceed further else
display an error message. I have a separate validation method for the
user name, which I can utilise to validate the user name typed by the
user on the web page, if Iam browsing or on the window, if Iam directly
running the application.
The widgets on the window are <UserId> and <ProceedButton> with
window attribute names as UserId and ProceedButton respectively.
Now my handle request method goes like this :
-- This method is the entry point from the Internet to my
-- application. It is automatically called when a request
-- from the Web arrives.
response : HTTPResponse = new;
-- Find the page name.
pageName : TextData = new;
pageName.SetValue(request.PageName);
-- Generate response pages.
if pageName.IsEqual('processquery',IgnoreCase=TRUE) then
-- Please note that I have not write any HTML to build my web page.
-- Instead Iam using the WindowConverter Class to convert my existing
-- windows on the fly to web pages during run time.
w : LogonWindow = new;
-- my logon window class
Converter : WindowConverter = new(sourceWindow=w);
Converter.AssignButton(sourceField = w.<ProceedButton>,type =
'submit');
loginURL : TextData = self.CGIURL.Clone(deep=TRUE);
loginURL.Concat('?serviceName=').concat('appweb');
loginURL.Concat('&pageName=PwdPage');
w.<ProceedButton>.HTMLLink = loginURL.value;
-- Proceed button is on my window to which
-- I have associated the above HTMLLink
-- This link does not submit the User Name typed by the
-- User browsing my web page, but this User Name has to
-- come as part of the request from the browser to perform the
-- validation, as Iam not sure about obtaining the User name
-- from the web page.
-- My problem is how to get this user name????????
html : HTHtml = new;
head : HTHead = new;
body : HTBody = new;
-- Give the page a title.
head.Add(HTTitle(Text='Application For The Web'));
html.Add(head);
form : HTForm = New();
body.Add(Converter.WindowToForm(Action=self.CGIURL,HTMethod='POST'));
html.Add(body);
response.AssignResponse(html.ConvertToString());
elseif pageName.IsEqual('PwdPage',IgnoreCase=TRUE) then
w : LogonWindow = new;
Conv : WindowConverter = new(sourceWindow=w);
button : PushButton = new();
button = Conv.LoadParameters(request,w.<UserId>);
-- This will fail because the 'Request' has no user Id.
-- Here, the explanation provided in the Forte Web SDK manual for
-- LoadParameters method (method from WindowConverter Class) seems to
-- be inadequate.
If w.UserId <> Nil And w.UserId.Value <> '' And w.UserId.LengthToEnd()
0 ThenIf SQLsSO.IsValidUserId(w.UserId) Then
-- Method to validate the user Name.
w1 : PasswordWindow = new;
Converter : WindowConverter = new(sourceWindow=w1);
Converter.AssignButton(sourceField = w1.<ProceedButton>,type =
'submit');
pwdURL : TextData = self.CGIURL.Clone(deep=TRUE);
pwdURL.Concat('?serviceName=').concat('appweb');
pwdURL.Concat('&pageName=MessagesPage');
-- and here I will have to get the password typed in by the User.
-- once again my same problem?????
w1.<ProceedButton>.HTMLLink = pwdURL.value;
html : HTHtml = new;
head : HTHead = new;
body : HTBody = new;
-- Give the page a title.
head.Add(HTTitle(Text='Application For The Web'));
html.Add(head);
form : HTForm = New();
body.Add(Converter.WindowToForm(Action=self.CGIURL,HTMethod='POST'));
html.Add(body);
response.AssignResponse(html.ConvertToString());
Else
-- Generate an exception for unknown page.
.............. and etc.
In your example, you had sighted about the 'Junktxt'. How does it comes
as part of the request from the browser and what is the reference
associated with the submit button?
If you need further clarifications, please write to me. Iam also still
working on it.
Thanks in advance,
Pamella.
You Wrote :
Hi, Pamella --
It might be easier to help if you could be a little more specific about
what went wrong (ie, the problematic code snippet and the resulting error
message), or what exactly you were trying to do. In any event, it is very
easy in WebEnterprise to pass values up to Forte from web pages. You can
embed them in HTML "hidden" tags or they can accompany standard form
elements.
For instance, say you have the following HTML code ...
<form method="POST" action="$$FORTE.ExecURL">
<input type="hidden" name="ServiceName" value="TestService">
<input type="hidden" name="TemplateName" value="nextpage.htm">
<input type="hidden" name="hiddenParam" value="dog">
<div align="center"><center>
<p>
Type some junk here: <input type="text" name="junkTxt" size="20">
</p>
</center></div>
<div align="center"><center>
<p>
<input type="submit" value="Submit" name="submitBtn">
<input type="reset" value="Reset" name="resetBtn">
</p>
</center></div>
</form>
In addition to what the user types into the text box (junkTxt), say you want
to pass "dog" up to Forte as a hidden parameter (hiddenParam) (hey, done't
ask me why!). You can retrieve these values up in Forte in the HandleTag
method of your scanner service by invoking "FindNameValue" on
request:HTTPRequest, ie
firstItem:TextData = request.FindNameValue('junkTxt');
secondItem:TextData = request.FindNameValue('hiddenParam');
firstItem now contains the value of "junkTxt" and secondItem contains
"dog." You can now do whatever you like with these guys, including putting
them in a ResultSet to be displayed on "nextpage.htm"
Hope this helps,
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Some web pages take long to load

I just recently got my mac and i like it better than my PC. There is only one problem I run into. I have noticed that some web pages take long to load and once they are loaded i try scrolling down or up and the web page lags big time. Also the grapics are not all that great. My PC runs the pages just fine. This is not a problem for all web pages but only a few. Mainly I see the problem on some myspace profiles. I was just wanted to see if anyone knows why I am having this problem.
imac intel core duo Mac OS X (10.4.6)

Welcome to the discussions!
It is slower in a measureable sense, or just a "seat of the pants" feeling?
Go to PC Pitstop and run their test. If you are getting the bandwidth that you are paying for, then it is an issue with your broswer.
I do not like Safari. It is slower than Camino, especially in conjunction with CamiTools. Safari is a memory hog and grabs CPU cycles like nobody's business. I have never had any issues with either Camino or Firefox. Either are much better than Safari, IMO.
If you miss the look of Safari, there are skins and even a great RSS reader that can be added to Firefox called Sage. It offers better RSS integration than Safari IMO.
In my experience, Macs just render pages slower than PCs due to poor coding or IE specific coding that lazy web authors. Safari is one of the most standards compliant browsers out there, but if the pages are coded poorly or browser specific, then there is nothing that Safari can do about it.
You can take a look at some settings, but let us know what speeds you are paying for from your ISP and compare those to the actual speeds. Then we can talk about possible solutions.

I am using my first apple product, mac book pro. somehow i FIGURED OUT HOW TO INCREASE THE FONT FOR SEARCHES AND WEB PAGES, BUT THE FONT IS TOO BIG AND FOR THE LIFE OF ME I CAN NOT FIND WHERE TO GET THE SCREEN BACK TO NORMAL, HELP ANYONE?

I am new to Apple, somehow I figured out how to make font of Web pages bigger, but it is too big and I can't use sites properly. for the life of me I can not how to get my font size reduced. Help anyone? thank you, sbb

Probably command-minus will do the trick.

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web pages are way too big and i can't fix this. PLEASE HELP ME!!!

Hi, exactly what is too big and in comparison to what else. Please remember we can not see what you are seeing.
* are you looking at webpages that are mainly text, is the text to big or too small or ok and you can read it ?
* does [http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/home/?as=u this] firefox support page display ok ?
* is text size normal, and does it all fit on the width of the screen without you needing to scroll ?
* do you know what screen resolution you are using ?
Some things you could try:
* ZOOM use control key and the plus or minus key, or use View-> Zoom note that also includes a 'text only' option
* Full Screen View: key F11 or View -> Full screen will hide some of the bars so you see more of the webpage (press F11 again to return to normal)
There are options for setting minimum text sizes, and also addons to change all sorts of things, sometimes with special scripts, but lets just try the simple things first.
Note in Windows XP your screen resolution may be reset to different valuses using
* Start -> Control Panel -> Display -> screen resolution
Note that has a slider and towards the "more" end will give more pixels, that usually results in more text or words being displayed on a screen or webpage, but each word being smaller.

Sometimes web pages seem too big to fit in my screen...

...I can't see the far right side of many web pages I visit,(including the previous "Ask a Question" screen),...None of the Display/screen resolution options enable me to fit the whole page inside my screen,However,When I click the screen maximize button,(located on the upper right next to the close page button),..back and forth,I get a momentary glimpse of the complete page,but it only flashes a moment,then goes back to missing the far right of the page.,It seems to be up to 1/4th of the page is missing from the right side,affected pages include "Gmail",My Bank page,(where my "log out" button,and a sub menu are hidden),..and many others.,All my settings seem to be correct as best I can tell.,...Thank you.

This issue can be caused by the Babylon Toolbar 1.1.8 extension
Start Firefox in <u>[[Safe Mode]]</u> to check if one of the extensions is causing the problem (switch to the DEFAULT theme: Firefox (Tools) > Add-ons > Appearance/Themes).
*Don't make any changes on the Safe mode start window.
*https://support.mozilla.com/kb/Safe+Mode
Reset the page zoom on pages that cause problems: <b>View > Zoom > Reset</b> (Ctrl+0 (zero); Cmd+0 on Mac)
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Zoom_text_of_web_pages

When I print a web page, the font size is always the default (which is good for screen reading, but too big for printing), even when I use Text Zoom to make it smaller.

How can I change the font size when printing web pages?

When you zoom in, it is like using a magnifying glass - the underlying image remains unchanged, as you have found out.
You may be able to enlarge the bird to some extent without distortion and without pixilation by resampling.
Go image menu>resize>image size. Be sure that "constrain proportions " is checked in the dialog.
More on this from the help menu:
Photoshop Elements Help | Resizing
If you google this topic, you will get many hits.

My web page at 100% is too big for my screen, at 75% it's kinda hard to read. Can I get it to like 85% and keep it there permatly. Now I have to take time to change it on every page! Thanks.

Every time I cahnge web pages I have to stop and resize to 75%, ehich is a little small. But 100% won't all fit my screen. Can I get to like 80 or 85% and keep it like that so I don't have to resize every page? Thanks.

Which add-on did you install that shows you the percentage for page zoom?
The Firefox Page Zoom feature does a domain by domain level of saving the users preferred zoom level settings, there is no default Page Zoom level setting in Firefox and there's no display of zoom %.
Default FullZoom Level extension: <br />
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/6965
NoSquint extension: <br />
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2592/

I need to compress an InDesign file to web-quality pdf but file size is still too big. Help!

I need to compress an InDesign file to web-quality pdf but file size is still too big. Help!

Hi Bill,
It sounds like your document has a lot of pages and/or images in it.
Instead of using the normal InDesign > Export command to create a PDF, you may be able to reduce the file size by printing to a PostScript file, then distilling it to PDF using Acrobat Distiller.

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