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I have Qnap TS110 turbo NAS running Twonky mediaserver which I have to update with firmware manually as auto update will not work. In the maintenance page where I go to rescan following adding more files the text has been all compressed to the left in the horizontal list of options alon the top of the page. I can't read what the options are and can only see SQRRR I think it is with all of the following letters in each option overwritten on top of eachother. I have done a firmware update but this has not solved the problem. Anyone have any ideas of a fix or can tell me wich R is for Rescan rather than Rebuild???
Thanks,
K

Not sure which version is that firmware
But a a few version back of twonky server
a bug was introduced that sounds like you describe
in your browser, probably IE right?
run that page in compatability mode, i had to do that for that problem

Thanks for the quick reply. Yes running IE8 but so that a complete beginner likr me can understand, how do I run which page in compatability mode?

pictures say it all =)

If you see this icon click it, it while put the page in comp mode
if not, if you see the tool bar click here
you could also manage other sites here

I might be wrong, but sounds to me you (OP) are using a NAS, and I take you are using a Clients(PC) browser?

If so, the sample setting 127.0.0.1 into compabilitymode probably is a bad sample. In that case you must use the IP of the NAS.

//finn
- however , if you use v 6.0.37 I believe there is only the HTML menu that are mixed into the header, and that is remedied by adding a simple <p> statement in the corresponding HTML page, just in front of the menupoint.
(counts at least for the windows version)

cykelsmeden wrote: If so, the sample setting 127.0.0.1 into compabilitymode probably is a bad sample.
In that case you must use the IP of the NAS.

//finn
- however , if you use v 6.0.37 I believe there is only the HTML menu that are mixed into the header,
and that is remedied by adding a simple <p> statement in the corresponding HTML page,
just in front of the menupoint. (counts at least for the windows version)

Good catch/point on the 127.0.0.1

Great remedy with the <p> statement
I cant believe I never took the time to go look at the code =(

phibertron wrote: Good catch/point on the 127.0.0.1

Great remedy with the <p> statement
I cant believe I never took the time to go look at the code

Well the <p> issue is reported, but TWsupport appearently don't mind.
It was reported a month ago, together with samples documenting the not working remote-access, but then again. that little problem has long ago passed a year
Unfortenuately my skills don't suffice to find where the webserver renders[rather "not renders"] the localIP.

//finn

I havent taken a wicked close look at the html code
But I suspect that the problem is related around the web code returned on a GET is based off of the dlna code returned
that a DLNA client would need to parse through to render things
thus the hard coded lan ip
which there solution in theory should work, why its not, who knows
but I think a middle man web service might do the trick, maybe a quick asp page or something
to re-render an include from the twonky server
Just a guess though