The Professions task listing page is broken on Chrome on OSX and Windows. When choosing from the list, there's no way to scroll to the bottom of it, so you are stuck with tasks that are above your rank (and can't be completed) or very low rank with very little rewards. Please address. Thanks.
The Professions task listing page is broken on Chrome on OSX and Windows. When choosing from the list, there's no way to scroll to the bottom of it, so you are stuck with tasks that are above your rank (and can't be completed) or very low rank with very little rewards. Please address. Thanks.
Go into options of chrome and delete cookies and plugins and clear cache ( 2 checkboxes )
works like a charm for me
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kalizaarMember, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian UsersPosts: 0Arc User
edited May 2013
Or simply click the back button that puts you back to the character screen (on the page, not the browser), and then click on your task. That works for me.
Create a new bookmark and put the above code where you would normally put the http:// address. Works best with a button on the bookmark toolbar.
How does it work? It uses jquery (which is already loaded) to select the faulty container and manually reset its height. The underlying problem seems to be with the dynamic expand/collapsing logic, haven't bothered to look though.
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kalizaarMember, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian UsersPosts: 0Arc User
Create a new bookmark and put the above code where you would normally put the http:// address. Works best with a button on the bookmark toolbar.
How does it work? It uses jquery (which is already loaded) to select the faulty container and manually reset its height. The underlying problem seems to be with the dynamic expand/collapsing logic, haven't bothered to look though.
Very cool. Will have to give that a shot. Thanks for that!
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dakxerMember, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian UsersPosts: 24Arc User
edited May 2013
I was selecting other "tasks" until it fixed itself, and that work around seemed to work most of the time. I'll try your script if it happens again! Thanks.
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I am having this issue as well. Thank you.
A full refresh fixed it! Ctrl+F5
works like a charm for me
Create a new bookmark and put the above code where you would normally put the http:// address. Works best with a button on the bookmark toolbar.
How does it work? It uses jquery (which is already loaded) to select the faulty container and manually reset its height. The underlying problem seems to be with the dynamic expand/collapsing logic, haven't bothered to look though.
Very cool. Will have to give that a shot. Thanks for that!