kinda javascript related, it's AJAX, i.e. javascript retrieves content asynchronously and fills it into existing HTML containers once the content has loaded.
Your problem is probably caused by slow internet connection, however I have also witnessed that the component you mention sometimes simply refuses to load, which might be caused by conflicts in javascript function or variable naming and/or HTML container naming on the page.
P.S. saying windows is shit became out of trend, because Win 7 is actually pretty good.
Windows is shit.
If it works sometimes and not others then it would not be a problem with container naming as surely the element id would not change from one page load to the next. More likely a back end problem or request timeout. Easy to check if the ajax request is being made and what the reponse is by using developer console in Safari or Crome or Firebug in Firefox.
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Windows is shit.
If it works sometimes and not others then it would not be a problem with container naming as surely the element id would not change from one page load to the next. More likely a back end problem or request timeout. Easy to check if the ajax request is being made and what the reponse is by using developer console in Safari or Crome or Firebug in Firefox.