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Re: Major Update Completed - Post Any Bugs Here
MidnightCoder wrote:
geo wrote:
If you go to the Forums tab and select "View Active Posts" you don't get a list of recent active posts, but a list of other older random posts. Or is it just me?
Thanks geo, you're right about this, and I should have it corrected within the day. It's actually a result of a bugfix in the update. I was right that most of the forums don't have active topics turned on, but it wasn't until this latest update that the forum started obeying the permissions regarding that.
In any case, don't worry, it'll be back soon.
Great, thanks for your behind-the-scenes work here.
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Re: Major Update Completed - Post Any Bugs Here
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Hi DWill, I've no idea what you could be seeing, but the first step would be to clear your browser cache. If you're still having problems, I'll need you to post a screenshot to show us what's going on. It'd also help if you could fill out the support template I posted in the bug forum.
Yep, that worked, back to normal. Phew. Thank you for your help.
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Sometimes when I'm typing a reply and my mouse pointer strays outside of the reply box, the scroll bar jumps all the way to the top of the post. This is ever most frustrating and I hate my computer when it happens.
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geo, I answered your PM about this a couple days ago. Did you have any luck with what I suggested?
Interbane, I haven't the foggiest idea why this would be happening to you. There's no AJAX being used that responds to where the mouse pointer is on the screen, without at least a click. If this is an ongoing thing, please fill out this form and I'll try to help you figure it out. It could be a misbehaving browser plugin or toolbar of some kind.
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Interbane wrote:
Sometimes when I'm typing a reply and my mouse pointer strays outside of the reply box, the scroll bar jumps all the way to the top of the post. This is ever most frustrating and I hate my computer when it happens.
I've been having this problem as well, but only in the Quick Reply box. If I let it idle too long to read what I've written, it automatically scrolls up for some reason. No idea why, and I just scroll back down and deal with it, but it is pretty annoying.
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My ISP and type of connection: High Speed Cable
Link to the problem page: any page using Quick Reply
My Operating System: Windows Vista
My Browser(s): Internet Explorer 7
My Screen Resolution: 1280x800
The Firewall and Antivirus I use: McAfee Virus Scan
My general level of computer knowledge: medium...I can do anything that doesn't involve direct code or running programs outside of the operating system
When did you notice the problem? a few days after Quick Reply became an option, when I started to use it for posts that were longer than a sentence or two.
******************************************************** The problem I'm having is...when using Quick Reply, after writing several paragraphs, the box scrolls itself up to the top of the reply, and I have to scroll back down to find my place again. Sometimes this happens when I have lapsed in writing to read what I wrote, and sometimes it happens mid-typing. This problem only happens in Quick Reply, not in the full editor.
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Whenever you have a problem let David know the answers to the questions he has asked. He wants to solve these problems for you, but his hands are tied if he doesn't know what browser you're using, operation system, etc...
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bleachededen wrote:
My ISP and type of connection: High Speed Cable
Link to the problem page: any page using Quick Reply
My Operating System: Windows Vista
My Browser(s): Internet Explorer 7
My Screen Resolution: 1280x800
The Firewall and Antivirus I use: McAfee Virus Scan
My general level of computer knowledge: medium...I can do anything that doesn't involve direct code or running programs outside of the operating system
When did you notice the problem? a few days after Quick Reply became an option, when I started to use it for posts that were longer than a sentence or two.
******************************************************** The problem I'm having is...when using Quick Reply, after writing several paragraphs, the box scrolls itself up to the top of the reply, and I have to scroll back down to find my place again. Sometimes this happens when I have lapsed in writing to read what I wrote, and sometimes it happens mid-typing. This problem only happens in Quick Reply, not in the full editor.
I hope this helps...
That happens to me whenever I move using the elevator bar.
Also,tonight I got thrown out, page expired and logged out without doint that.
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