I would like to understand why a web site could allow me to view certain pages but not others. For yesterday's conference speakers tech check I used Chrome and was able to log into the conference site, set a password, update my speaker's profile, navigate the schedule and agenda pages, including the one for the tech check meeting. But, there was no '+' link to join the meeting and the two links on the page displayed an empty message page.
The organizer's tech folks suggested it was because I don't use a windows OS. This makes no sense to me for two reasons: 1) Web servers speak with web browsers, not the underlying OS. 2) I was able to log in and access a number of pages of the conference site so why not the active meeting session? There's no need for a solution as I'll drive to their offices in Lake O and present from their conference room using one of their laptops. But understanding why site navigation halted at joining a live meeting would be really good to know since remote video meetings and conferences seem to be part of the new "normal." Your thoughts? Rich _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
