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[WEGC]

In November 2010, a new calendar format was installed on the main website. Some browsers may have trouble allowing the calendar to come up if JAVASCRIPT IS NOT INSTALLED. Your browser should warn you and offer to install it for you near the top of the screen. Follow the prompts if you wish to install JAVASCRIPT. To help solve the problem, I have listed some easy fixes for this.

Some individuals are reporting that they cannot see the new calendar. Here are some thoughts:
Enable Javascript - calendar will not show up properly in your browser unless you have Javascript enabled. Here are some suggestions:

To enable JavaScript, please follow the browser-specific steps below:

Internet Explorer 1. Select "Tools" from the top menu. 2. Choose "Internet Options". 3. Click on the "Security" tab. 4. Click on "Custom Level". 5. Scroll down until you see section labeled "Scripting". 6. Under "Active Scripting", select "Enable" and click OK.

Mozilla Firefox 1. Select "Tools" from the top menu 2. Choose "Options" 3. Choose "Web Features" from the left navigation 4. Select the checkbox next to "Enable JavaScript" and click OK

Apple Safari 1. Select "Safari" from the top menu 2. Choose "Preferences" 3. Choose "Security" 4. Select the checkbox next to "Enable JavaScript" Please keep in mind that upgrading your browser or installing new security software or security patches may affect your JavaScript settings.

Be sure and let us know if it works.

[WEGC]

A viewing problem cropped up this week. The calendar shows dates on the wrong date. A temporary fix has been created until I can get at the source of the problem. I believe a conflict in the code with this week's changes has occurred. In order to make pages display faster, some new code has been installed. Troubleshooting efforts will continue so that changes can remain and calendar problem will be resolved. If you discover events are consistently displaying on wrong dates, please contact webmaster. Please provide the following:
1. your browser and version if known
2. your computer operating system if known
3. some details that can assist me in problem-solving; i.e. which events are displaying incorrectly.

THANK YOU