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Old 18-06-2007, 07:01 PM   #1
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Default "Back" button won't work on AFF?

For the past 3-5 days I have noticed that I cannot go back using the arrow key.

The button does "click", the tiny icon next to Australian Ford Forums turns into that rotating "loading" icon in the IE tab but thats it.

Even that green bar works its way across the bottom of the page. Then stops when its full and stays there.

If I double click the back button several times it seems to register, but then it has gone back 2-3 pages.

The only way I can navigate at the moment is pressing on the page names at the top of the page in Blue.

All other pages work fine. This seems to be only happening on AFF. And up until late last week Forwad and Back buttons worked fine just after 1 click allowing me to navigate easly.


WTF???

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