New issue - charts & graphs missing

Thanks Adam

Back to the drawing board. Chrome has died again!!

Same problem too

Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected end of input

Happened yesterday?
And ip v6 still disabled.

Can't be a coincidence that I upgrade javascript files yesterday.

For some reason chrome doesn't load the javascript
files from the cloud completely.

Try clearing the cache and reload. Maybe a couple
of times. Maybe it succeeds one time on a refresh?

All is working fine here.

Chrome Version 40.0.2214.115 m

Laguna,
Nice to see you here.

Thanks, ipv6 has remained disabled.

I suspect its a caching issue in chrome a I suspected as you say you just updated the files and it didn't load them. Cache is "disabled" although chrome still caches everything.

I reloaded about 25 times with ctrl held, without it, in developer mode, rebooted browser and nothing. I went to firefox to write that post.

Today, its fine... Definitely cache though

So I came across the popup page that wasn't working for charts again. I got rather fed up and decided to look at the developer options all the way through. In the console at the top I saw a drop down with <top frame> and in it was one of the browser extensions i installed called WOT (web of trust). Its a handy add in to warn you about bad websites. I thought I would try and disable it.

One full refresh later and the charts worked.

Maybe its coincidence but i will let you know if i

Ok so firefox died on me the other night as well. Chrome is being a nightmare still.

I have done a little research into this. A possible suggested fix is adding brackets around ALL returned values in the js files. I understand this may be a fair amount of work but its apparently triggered by minification of the js.

I suspect that minification is the cause of my browsers hating this website. I have cleared caches, installed latest versions, hard reloaded, disabled caching and this is the only site I have major issues with.

As per previous comments, ipv6 is still disabled, the WoT extension I removed is not the culprit as that is still removed. I am just glad my country has been pretty self reliant.

Also, what happened to bricks? my 900 bil valued company bottomed out with massive losses (closed now)

Just read about another anti caching method which might just work. adding a timestamp to a cached filename wont cache it.

ie main.css?1234567890 (random generation on every new page). Doesn't affect the script and doesn't get cached