IE 6 - Supposed links which are not shown

[Guest]

This is very strange and only happens on this one site. If someone will
please clarify that using IE 6 they either have the same problem or do not
have the same problem, I would be appreciative. Please go to the following:
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/poker/index
click on: Andrew Feldman archive
Once there, you will see a list of articles; however, there are supposed to
be links which take you to the article itself. I do not see links nor am I
able to open any of the articles. All I see is the list of articles. ESPN
says this is an IE issue. Note ESPN takes you around the world but does not
give anyone an email or a technical site to contact. I have emailed Mr.
Feldman himself and he says I am the first person to ever bring it up. I am
correctly logged in to the site and have no other issues. I have Windows XP,
SP2 (auto-updated), Norton 2005 and dial up. This is the only site which
claims there are links and yet I cannot see or access them. Am I crazy or
does anyone else using IE 6 have this problem? Please remember: I am simply a
user and have no technical skill or knowledge whatsoever, so if you offer a
solution, please utilize the KISS system.

 

[Charlie Tame]

Well I got to most of them including this one.

http://proxy.espn.go.com/espn/poker/columns/story?columnist=feldman_andrew&id=2105887

And this one

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/poker/columns/story?columnist=feldman_andrew&id=2135805

So I suggest you turn off Norton for a start and see if that helps.

Charlie

 

[Guest]

Charlie, kisses and salutations! Norton was the problem. The pop-up blocker
meant to keep the incessant ads in check was also hampering my ability to
read articles. Now, I get to address Symantec...arrggghhh. Thanks,
again...and the name of my first child in my next life will be Charlie.
MizFire
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Well I got to most of them including this one.

http://proxy.espn.go.com/espn/poker/columns/story?columnist=feldman_andrew&id=2105887

And this one

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/poker/columns/story?columnist=feldman_andrew&id=2135805

So I suggest you turn off Norton for a start and see if that helps.

Charlie

 

[Charlie Tame]

I dislike Norton intensely, but it must be said that trying to design a
blocker that can distinguish between legitimate window opening and
infuriating garbage is really extremely difficult, maybe I should say
impossible.

The IE 6 supplied with W2003 has some abilities in this direction but in no
more infallible than the rest, it's just "Different"

Pleased to have helped and thank you for reporting the result, it will help
others too. Good luck with Symantec and see you next time around.

Charlie

Charlie, kisses and salutations! Norton was the problem. The pop-up
blocker
meant to keep the incessant ads in check was also hampering my ability to
read articles. Now, I get to address Symantec...arrggghhh. Thanks,
again...and the name of my first child in my next life will be Charlie.

MizFire