Can't access a webpage (CALLING ALL ITs)

Joxer · 11-10-03, 07:49 PM

There is a webpage for a local theatre company that lists the current plays and the ticket quantities left of each play. I have always been able to acces this page. That is however, untill I got my new router. I have 3 computers on this router and none of them can access this page. I have even tried it with Netscape, IE, and Opera....nothing. Could some of you out there who are familiar with webscripting possibly look at this website and see if there is something on my router I need to change to access this page? I frequent this theater quite....uhh... well, frequently and it's a inconvience to have to IM my friends to check on the availaiblity of tickets.

The page is:

http://ducats.shakespearetavern.com/...?mode=calendar

mikehunt · 11-10-03, 09:05 PM

I'm not as good with javascript as I wish I was, but other than the code being really long due to the tables it doesn't look like there should be anything strange in the scripting.
is the router somehow set to block that ip address or a range of IPs with that address in the range?
is it just that page or the whole site?
does http://68.16.99.125/ducats/online?mode=calendar work?

Joxer · 11-10-03, 09:12 PM

no, it doesn't work. I failed to mention that all of the other pages on the Shakespeare Tavern's website work fine, it's just the calendar page.

Ben732 · 11-11-03, 01:58 PM

what brand and model Router do you have?

Lampei · 11-11-03, 04:35 PM

Hey, I went to that place in college

jkcarter · 11-11-03, 05:52 PM

The page in question has the HTML HEAD & BODY tags declared twice on the same page.
That's a no, no.

There is a Meta tag refresh for "localhost:8080" inside a commented area, as well as some unfinished table code in another. Also some other table & sizing errors.

It's way messy code (NetObjects Fusion), but none of these should be a problem for most browsers. The HTML HEAD & BODY tags my be a problem for your router, but it's doubtful.

You might ask the webmaster to clean up his code if you can't find the problem in your router. A small thing to ask if they want your business.

As someone else asked please post your router make/model.

Joxer · 11-11-03, 09:16 PM

My router is a DLink, and the model is a DI614+

I'm sure it's my router. All of you were able to access it, but I can't access it with any computer connected to my router. And I WAS able to access it before I installed my router.

jkcarter · 11-12-03, 05:04 AM

I know it's a long shot but the DI614+ has URL & Domain blocking under the advanced tab in the browser based configuration utility. Is there a chance you have any urls set-up there?

Joxer · 11-12-03, 11:55 AM

no, it's empty. I did try adding the url to the "Permitted" list, but it didn't do anything.

AndyCapps · 11-12-03, 01:09 PM

You have added a software firewall(like Norton or ZoneAlarm) or changed any firewall settings since the last time you got the site to work? I couldn't access a few websites after I installed a new version of my firewall software because of some different security settings.

Joxer · 11-12-03, 01:16 PM

no software was changed. I know for a fact it's something with my router, cause if I unplug my CAT5 cable from my router and plug it directly into my modem, the page loads perfectly fine.

11-10-03, 07:49 PM	#1
Joxer DVD Talk Special Edition Join Date: May 2000 Posts: 1,211	Can't access a webpage (CALLING ALL ITs) There is a webpage for a local theatre company that lists the current plays and the ticket quantities left of each play. I have always been able to acces this page. That is however, untill I got my new router. I have 3 computers on this router and none of them can access this page. I have even tried it with Netscape, IE, and Opera....nothing. Could some of you out there who are familiar with webscripting possibly look at this website and see if there is something on my router I need to change to access this page? I frequent this theater quite....uhh... well, frequently and it's a inconvience to have to IM my friends to check on the availaiblity of tickets. The page is: http://ducats.shakespearetavern.com/...?mode=calendar __________________ "It's almost like I'm wearing nothing at all.... nothing at all.... nothing at all...." -Ned Flanders Check out Castle Larkshire!

11-10-03, 09:05 PM	#2
mikehunt DVD Talk Hero Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Bartertown due to it having a better economy than where I really live, Buffalo NY Posts: 29,183	I'm not as good with javascript as I wish I was, but other than the code being really long due to the tables it doesn't look like there should be anything strange in the scripting. is the router somehow set to block that ip address or a range of IPs with that address in the range? is it just that page or the whole site? does http://68.16.99.125/ducats/online?mode=calendar work? __________________ USS Ben Sisko's Mother F***ing Pimp Hand - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tT2Xpfm7Iq8&feature=plcp Vote for freedom not political parties. .... MOΛΩN ΛABE If they had a philosophy. If they weren't too busy gnawing on your insides.

11-10-03, 09:12 PM	#3
Joxer DVD Talk Special Edition Join Date: May 2000 Posts: 1,211	no, it doesn't work. I failed to mention that all of the other pages on the Shakespeare Tavern's website work fine, it's just the calendar page. __________________ "It's almost like I'm wearing nothing at all.... nothing at all.... nothing at all...." -Ned Flanders Check out Castle Larkshire!

11-11-03, 01:58 PM	#4
Ben732 DVD Talk Platinum Edition Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Edison, NJ Posts: 3,463	what brand and model Router do you have? __________________ "Today must be Thursday, I never could get the hang of Thursdays..." ----

11-11-03, 04:35 PM	#5
Lampei DVD Talk Gold Edition Join Date: Dec 1999 Posts: 2,708	Hey, I went to that place in college __________________ So many movies...so little time

11-11-03, 05:52 PM	#6
jkcarter Member Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Spencer, TN. US Posts: 184	The page in question has the HTML HEAD & BODY tags declared twice on the same page. That's a no, no. There is a Meta tag refresh for "localhost:8080" inside a commented area, as well as some unfinished table code in another. Also some other table & sizing errors. It's way messy code (NetObjects Fusion), but none of these should be a problem for most browsers. The HTML HEAD & BODY tags my be a problem for your router, but it's doubtful. You might ask the webmaster to clean up his code if you can't find the problem in your router. A small thing to ask if they want your business. As someone else asked please post your router make/model. __________________ Brain Pan Alley: A Personal Playground \| HT Stuff \| My Hi-Res Music \| DVDs \|

11-11-03, 09:16 PM	#7
Joxer DVD Talk Special Edition Join Date: May 2000 Posts: 1,211	My router is a DLink, and the model is a DI614+ I'm sure it's my router. All of you were able to access it, but I can't access it with any computer connected to my router. And I WAS able to access it before I installed my router. __________________ "It's almost like I'm wearing nothing at all.... nothing at all.... nothing at all...." -Ned Flanders Check out Castle Larkshire!

11-12-03, 05:04 AM	#8
jkcarter Member Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Spencer, TN. US Posts: 184	I know it's a long shot but the DI614+ has URL & Domain blocking under the advanced tab in the browser based configuration utility. Is there a chance you have any urls set-up there? __________________ Brain Pan Alley: A Personal Playground \| HT Stuff \| My Hi-Res Music \| DVDs \|

11-12-03, 11:55 AM	#9
Joxer DVD Talk Special Edition Join Date: May 2000 Posts: 1,211	no, it's empty. I did try adding the url to the "Permitted" list, but it didn't do anything. __________________ "It's almost like I'm wearing nothing at all.... nothing at all.... nothing at all...." -Ned Flanders Check out Castle Larkshire!

11-12-03, 01:09 PM	#10
AndyCapps Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Nov 1999 Posts: 8,205	You have added a software firewall(like Norton or ZoneAlarm) or changed any firewall settings since the last time you got the site to work? I couldn't access a few websites after I installed a new version of my firewall software because of some different security settings.

11-12-03, 01:16 PM	#11
Joxer DVD Talk Special Edition Join Date: May 2000 Posts: 1,211	no software was changed. I know for a fact it's something with my router, cause if I unplug my CAT5 cable from my router and plug it directly into my modem, the page loads perfectly fine. __________________ "It's almost like I'm wearing nothing at all.... nothing at all.... nothing at all...." -Ned Flanders Check out Castle Larkshire!