I emailed GW yesterday and have had two responses already today. I am impressed! Kim PLEASE INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING LINE IN ANY RESPONSE: GardenWeb mail response mc1713221917072ec rosa Hi Kim, If you place your mouse on the link you want to view and right click on it, a small menu will pop up and you can choose 'open in a new tab'. The page should open in the new tab without encountering the script error. Not an optimum fix, but it works! Best regards, Tamara >To: editor@gardenweb.com >Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2012 16:50:02 -0400 (EDT) >Subject: Re: COMMENT: long running script > >Thank you, Compatibility View was discovered in the thread on GW and is >working on IE. Unfortunately, I prefer Firefox and am unable to use Firefox >with GW until the script error is corrected. Might you please know of a fix >for Firefox in the short term? > >Thank you for your response. I greatly appreciate it! Kim > > >In a message dated 3/19/2012 1:35:55 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, >editor@gardenweb.com writes: > >PLEASE INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING LINE IN ANY RESPONSE: >GardenWeb mail response mc1635541912546ec rosa > >Kim, > >I am sorry you are having difficulty in using the site. We are aware of >the problem and are working to correct it. > >In the meantime, if you are using Internet Explorer to access the site, >you can use Compatibility View to stop this error from happening. At the top >of your browser, in the address bar, there is a small icon that looks like >a torn piece of paper -- it's called Compatibility View. If you click on >that icon, it should stop the error message. > >Let me know if you continue to have problems. > >Sincerely, > >GardenWeb Staff > >>To: editor@gardenweb.com >>Date: Sun, 18 Mar 2012 13:52:55 >>Subject: COMMENT: long running script > >>[This message originated at GardenWeb] >> >>Hello, >> >>There is a problem with your site, Gardenweb.com with a long running >>script. You will find a thread on the Roses forum about it. I'm sure >you've had >>other notices about it. Nothing I've been able to do corrects it on any >>browser I use. It locks up both my Mozilla Firefox (latest version, >updated >>automatically) as well as my IE 9, Windows 7. >> >>I frequently visit the Roses and Antique Roses forums on GW, but this >issue >>will keep me from going there until it's fixed. Please address it ASAP as >>it's causing grief for many of your regular users. >> >>Thank you, >> >>Kim Rupert >> >> > >

Don't know if you are still working on the solution for your shower, but I found a couple of sites you might want to investigate. If you Google "tub screen" you will find some sites with interesting products. We saw and used the European style tub screen (see the site below), which impressed us. The bottom edge forms a good seal with the top edge of the tub, also swings away for easy access to the faucet. The glass is treated so that even hard water leaves no spots. I got a price - looks like $900 delivered to CA. Whew. Here is a link that might be useful: tub and shower enclosures

Ok, even though my AVG did it's auto-update earlier, I pulled up AVG and clicked update again. Now I've been surfing all over GW for about 15 minutes and no more messages. So, doing that seems to have resolved the problem again, for me. In my email from the tech two evenings ago, he also said this: this detection was suppressed through the "in-the-cloud" detection verification mechanism. This is enabled by default, but a few AVG users may have disabled it or be using old versions of the product that do not include this feature. These users will have to wait until the next detection update ships, but most users should have seen the detection stop a few hours back." So, it sounds like how quickly the corrected update solves the problem for each AVG user may depend on how some of us have our AVG set up, or which version we're using. You folks know more about how this works than I do, I'm sure! I'm dog paddling as fast as I can. ;-)

Because I loaded it on my computer and it screws everything up, and makes the computer lock up, no matter if it's IE or Firefox. One more thing I'm blaming on Vista, just because I hate it. Of course my AVG and Firefox is fighting all the time too, as is AVG and this site. well, none of that happens here at Elery's with his Mac, only at home with my Dell. Annie