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Posted by MsMissy
- February 10, 2015, 06:41:56 AMIm glad Squid, that you got some help & info from Yoming2 and it is working now so you can play. If I run into that problem too ,I wil check back here . 
Posted by Squid
- February 09, 2015, 07:39:28 PMThanks, Yoming, I did most of that already. Anyway, I dumped Java 8 and went back to 7 for now. The problem is gone. I'll check out Pogo again, like you said, when I'm forced to move onto another Java upgrade. So frustrating...
Posted by Yoming 2
- February 09, 2015, 07:18:51 PMSquid.............seems there are more than just a few having problems like this..............I went to the pogo forum and there is info there how to work around Java. It has something to do with Java security certificate.....I just put expired java security certificate in the search box on the fourm site and found lots of stuff............might be worth a try for you. Hope it helps.
A current work-around that is working for most people; to find it the place for changing this setting go to Start > Control Panel > Java > Security > Edit Site List:
kathysq1 wrote:Open Java Control Panel, under "Security" tab click "edit site list."
Add http:// game3.pogo.com (without the space after // )
There will be a warning that URLs with http are a security risk. Ignore it and click continue.
CAGal 1950 gives lots of info and how to work around this problem...
A current work-around that is working for most people; to find it the place for changing this setting go to Start > Control Panel > Java > Security > Edit Site List:
kathysq1 wrote:Open Java Control Panel, under "Security" tab click "edit site list."
Add http:// game3.pogo.com (without the space after // )
There will be a warning that URLs with http are a security risk. Ignore it and click continue.
CAGal 1950 gives lots of info and how to work around this problem...
Posted by Yoming 2
- February 09, 2015, 07:08:12 PMQuote from: Squid on February 09, 2015, 06:39:24 PM
New problem with the latest Java:
It won't load rooms in Pogo due to invalid/expired certificate. There is an "exception' area that is not accepting anything I put in for Pogo. I can get to the games in Pogo, just can't load the room. I've cleared cache and tried all sorts of combos. I've rebooted. The only thing I haven't done is uninstall and reinstall.
Any ideas?
If it was me I would go back and try to install the older version of Java ( if you can )................I don't allow Java to update until the new version is a year old...
Posted by Squid
- February 09, 2015, 06:39:24 PMNew problem with the latest Java:
It won't load rooms in Pogo due to invalid/expired certificate. There is an "exception' area that is not accepting anything I put in for Pogo. I can get to the games in Pogo, just can't load the room. I've cleared cache and tried all sorts of combos. I've rebooted. The only thing I haven't done is uninstall and reinstall.
Any ideas?
It won't load rooms in Pogo due to invalid/expired certificate. There is an "exception' area that is not accepting anything I put in for Pogo. I can get to the games in Pogo, just can't load the room. I've cleared cache and tried all sorts of combos. I've rebooted. The only thing I haven't done is uninstall and reinstall.
Any ideas?
Posted by snowflower
- January 05, 2015, 06:36:42 PMQuote from: roadwarrior on January 05, 2015, 05:27:02 PMYour problem is not likely caused by your Windows 7 Starter. I've had the same problem with Pogo and its wonderful Java issues. After doing everything suggested and then everything else that was left to do ... I closed everything, turned my computer off, went to bed and read a book. Next morning all issues had somehow resolved themselves. This has happened to me more than once ... so I'm not really surprised to see this issue popping up again. Sounds like a false positive maybe ...? Good luck with this .. it's just not funny to run into this especially on Challenge Day! Is there a site ANYWHERE on the net that has as many issues as Pogo???? lol.
not even gonna try. Been there done that way too many times. Does it matter that I'm using windows 7 starter?
Posted by roadwarrior
- January 05, 2015, 05:27:02 PMQuote from: snap20 on January 05, 2015, 12:58:19 PM
roadwarrior, try removing Java completely from your computer. Rebooting and then installing it again. if you haven't done that already.
not even gonna try. Been there done that way too many times. Does it matter that I'm using windows 7 starter?
Posted by snap20
- January 05, 2015, 12:58:19 PMroadwarrior, try removing Java completely from your computer. Rebooting and then installing it again. if you haven't done that already.
Posted by roadwarrior
- January 05, 2015, 12:07:45 PMI need help. I am having the same issues as Sue. I've done ALL the suggestions.
Java based pogo games DO NOT load on my computer. Not. Not happening.
I go to any other site that uses Java. The site loads perfectly. No issues. No problems. Nothing. Yet I go back to pogo and load a java based game....it crashes and lots of issues.
Java based pogo games DO NOT load on my computer. Not. Not happening.
I go to any other site that uses Java. The site loads perfectly. No issues. No problems. Nothing. Yet I go back to pogo and load a java based game....it crashes and lots of issues.
Posted by Sue
- December 26, 2014, 07:27:06 PMI got it figured out. Thank Squid for your assistance.
Posted by snap20
- December 26, 2014, 07:23:35 PM"Netscape Navigator"? Really? Honestly, I'd recommend finding a new browser if you are still using that. You'll continue to have issues otherwise. Support stopped for it in 2008.
The directions are pretty straight forward though. You just have to delete the browser cache. I don't have Netscape and haven't used it in years, so can't verify that is the steps to take, but it looks correct. If you are, indeed, using a different browser than that, let us know, so we can update the steps to take. Just make sure you close your browser after you clear the cache, and open it up again.
According to Sue's copy/paste, it isn't the Java cache which is different. If it's a java applet, it wouldn't be in the java cache, it would be in the browser cache (if I am wrong about that, please, someone feel free to correct me).
You can, though, try clearing your Flash and Java cache as well. You should close your browser before clearing them though.
Steps for Flash - https://forums.adobe.com/message/4278569
Steps for Java - https://www.java.com/en/download/help/plugin_cache.xml
The directions are pretty straight forward though. You just have to delete the browser cache. I don't have Netscape and haven't used it in years, so can't verify that is the steps to take, but it looks correct. If you are, indeed, using a different browser than that, let us know, so we can update the steps to take. Just make sure you close your browser after you clear the cache, and open it up again.
According to Sue's copy/paste, it isn't the Java cache which is different. If it's a java applet, it wouldn't be in the java cache, it would be in the browser cache (if I am wrong about that, please, someone feel free to correct me).
You can, though, try clearing your Flash and Java cache as well. You should close your browser before clearing them though.
Steps for Flash - https://forums.adobe.com/message/4278569
Steps for Java - https://www.java.com/en/download/help/plugin_cache.xml
Posted by Squid
- December 26, 2014, 07:21:08 PMNetscape? Haven't they been gone for years?
Is this just trying to delete your Java cache? Can't that be done from your control panel?
Is this just trying to delete your Java cache? Can't that be done from your control panel?
Posted by Sue
- December 26, 2014, 06:58:50 PMWell this isn't a java problem this time. It is a flash problem.
This is what POGO told me to do... but under edit menu is no "Preferences..."
Help me to do it correctly. Please.
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The Applet Did Not Download Correctly
Explanation:
Every time you play, the Java applet that loads the game room is automatically downloaded to your computer.
Your browser detected that the copy that was downloaded to your computer was corrupted somehow, and will not function properly.
How to Fix the Problem:
The usual cause of this error is that you have a corrupted file in your browser's cache. So, the first thing you should do is clear your browser's cache.
1.Pull down the Edit menu and choose "Preferences..."
2.Click the + next to the word "Advanced", then click "Cache".
3.Click the Clear Disk Cache button.
4.Click the Clear Memory Cache button.
5.Click OK to close the Preferences dialog box.
6.Exit and relaunch Netscape Navigator.
This is what POGO told me to do... but under edit menu is no "Preferences..."
Help me to do it correctly. Please.
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The Applet Did Not Download Correctly
Explanation:
Every time you play, the Java applet that loads the game room is automatically downloaded to your computer.
Your browser detected that the copy that was downloaded to your computer was corrupted somehow, and will not function properly.
How to Fix the Problem:
The usual cause of this error is that you have a corrupted file in your browser's cache. So, the first thing you should do is clear your browser's cache.
1.Pull down the Edit menu and choose "Preferences..."
2.Click the + next to the word "Advanced", then click "Cache".
3.Click the Clear Disk Cache button.
4.Click the Clear Memory Cache button.
5.Click OK to close the Preferences dialog box.
6.Exit and relaunch Netscape Navigator.
Posted by gran2x2
- December 09, 2014, 06:08:35 PMQuote from: s1lent on December 09, 2014, 05:34:19 PM
Greetings,
This is why I like my MacBook Pro. Although I don't run POGO games on it, the darn thing just works. Now why can't we get MicroSoft's Windows products to work? Seems like we are always chasing problems with JAVA, IE, FireFox, Chrome and Flash. JUST MAKE IT WORK! We shouldn't have to be IT geeks to play BrainDumb games to win badges and worthless tokens.
All for now and have Happy Holidays (I would have said Merry Christmas...but you know)
S1lent
