I have that version on both my winXP machine at work and my mac at home, and even with javascript and java disabled, the main page of the site crashes the browser.
Sorry Doc, you’ve got a great service and I’ve enjoyed dealing with you, but I wish you’d fix this!
You mean, like all we have to do if we want one is to buy it? No mystery about when it will be here, nuthin’ like that? Ahh, the end of an era; the readily available Murray!
Anybody got a bunch of money they don’t need or want?
PS Website loads fine for me on Win XP home. Maybe it’s Murray Gremlins that came over with the flutes!
I wouldn’t begin to know how to fix it I’m afraid. If you (or anyone else) knows of something an Idaho hick could manage to fix it let me know.
The good news is I’ve hired a schmart computer guy to re-do the whole webpage. Sorry you’re having trouble.
I have three Murrays today. Should have a steady stream of them… hopefully even some boxwood and keyed stuff later this year.
Sam’s a lovely fellow. He’s not crazy about anwering emails and dealing with folks continuously phoning about their orders. So this way works well for everyone.
Have to admit I did a bit of hyperventilating myself when he called me.
Now I know what Sam Murray was doing in Galway Post Office the other week. Good luck with the flutes over the sheugh. They’ve certainly kept many of us entertained over here for years, as has Mr. Murray himself. (He might be looking for a day off on the 16th next month but we promise not to keep him away from the lathe too long).
I’m a web developer. I looked at your code. There are a lot of errors, but I can’t see how they would cause the browser to crash. Also, I was able to visit the site on my Mac with Firefox without trouble.
Anyway, to attempt a small cleanup, you might try seeing if you can rename your home page image so that it has no spaces in the file name. The browser may be having difficulty with that, especially since the file name has more than one space in a row and your image tag doesn’t encode the spaces.
Also, regarding the coding errors, you might try to see if your coffeecup editor has a code validation or code cleanup feature. Perhaps if you can clean up the errors the page won’t crash. You’ve got some rather strange errors, such as the body tag being inside a table, plus a lot of extra tags with nothing in them. I don’t think these would cause crashing but cleaning things up helps remove that from possibility, and clean code gets you better search engine rankings.
Finally, just for usability, you should change the left nagivation links to target “parent”, not “_parent”. Then they will open within the main content area. If this works in Internet Explorer, that is only because it has issues with ignoring the underscore character.