[OU] Trouble with web site

[r***@privat.utfors.se]

How do I handle http://www.monster.se and http://jobb.monster.se/ ?
I have Opera 9.24.

It's a site for finding jobs. The needed function seems basically to be found on the
line:
Jobböversikt | Rensa sökfält | Fler sökalternativ
Clicking at "Fler sökalternativ" should open alternatives, but it doesn't. I've tried to
turn everything "on" that I could think of, but no results.
Other things don't work either on that page.

It does seem to work in Firefox, though.

thanks/Rolf

[Bessenyei Balázs]

It seems to operate perfectly with Opera 10.

Post by r***@privat.utfors.se
How do I handle http://www.monster.se and http://jobb.monster.se/ ?
I have Opera 9.24.
It's a site for finding jobs. The needed function seems basically to be found on the
Jobböversikt | Rensa sökfält | Fler sökalternativ
Clicking at "Fler sökalternativ" should open alternatives, but it doesn't. I've tried to
turn everything "on" that I could think of, but no results.
Other things don't work either on that page.
It does seem to work in Firefox, though.
thanks/Rolf

[Neil Bradnock]

Works fine here in v9.64.

Cheers: Neil

Post by Bessenyei Balázs
It seems to operate perfectly with Opera 10.

Post by r***@privat.utfors.se
How do I handle http://www.monster.se and http://jobb.monster.se/ ?
I have Opera 9.24.
It's a site for finding jobs. The needed function seems basically to be found on the
Jobböversikt | Rensa sökfält | Fler sökalternativ
Clicking at "Fler sökalternativ" should open alternatives, but it
doesn't. I've tried to
turn everything "on" that I could think of, but no results.
Other things don't work either on that page.
It does seem to work in Firefox, though.
thanks/Rolf

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[Harry Lake]

Post by r***@privat.utfors.se
...
Other things don't work either on that page.
It does seem to work in Firefox, though.

Sadly, this is all too often the case with Opera - including Opera 10
(though I have read, er,
=?iso-8859-2?Q?Bessenyei_Bal=E1zs?= 's message (I reproduce his or,
just about conceivably, her, name as reproduced by Eudora, admittedly
no longer a recent program...)(looks Russian to me)(and of course
Eudora appeals to Opera users anyway, and vice versa - and rightly too!).

Harry