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UllaCountryGal
08-16-2006, 3:56pm
Since the update I have been having a very bugging problem with the forums.
When I am posting a post and am done writing the text. and I click "Post Quick Reply" my browser freezes and then closes. Does anybody know why that is happening? It doesn't happen on any other sites and other forums. :cry:
randine
08-16-2006, 4:08pm
Same happens to me but my browser doesn't close after freezing. When I go back to the page before when it freezes and I click then on refreshing the page, my post is there. It's only when using the Quick Reply...
aFinn
08-16-2006, 4:15pm
You use Netscape, right? I don't know many people who use that, and don't have much experience with it.
Have you emptied your cache and cookies after the upgrade?

The new quick reply uses a method called Ajax, it doesn't 'refresh' the page, but instead load very fast to you and others. I'd have to investigate Netscape and vB 3.6 if there are any problems with those.
randine
08-16-2006, 4:21pm
I am using the Mozilla Firefox...
shania megafan
08-16-2006, 4:27pm
oh sorry to hear that... no,I'm not having that problem..
UllaCountryGal
08-16-2006, 4:31pm
I am using Netscape and not the newest version of it. :rolleyes:
I emptied the cache. But as this does not occur actually everytime I make a post. I can't say yet if emptying the cache was the solution to my problem
Alex
08-16-2006, 4:46pm
That stinks. I don't have that problem in my computer, on the other hand, it's way much better this tool oferred by the administrators, is quicker and easier.

I am using Netscape and not the newest version of it. :rolleyes:
I emptied the cache. But as this does not occur actually everytime I make a post. I can't say yet if emptying the cache was the solution to my problem

well, so that can be the trouble with you.
UllaCountryGal
08-16-2006, 4:53pm
emptying the cache was not the solution to the problem
randine
08-16-2006, 4:58pm
I am using the Quick Reply very often but this problem only sometimes appears... :dunno:
jgb 15
08-16-2006, 6:05pm
No problems so far for me I'm sure the forums will be having some bug fixes.
matty
08-16-2006, 6:19pm
I use Safari and I've not had any problems.
GorToma
08-17-2006, 2:25am
dont have any problems
Kheops
08-17-2006, 4:24am
i have no problem
TwainMan
08-17-2006, 4:34am
I use Mozilla Firefox and I only sometimes have to refresh page...
MiniShaniaTwain
08-17-2006, 11:17am
I use Internet Explorer and I'm having no problems. In fact, the quick reply loads really fast now after I make a post!
aFinn
08-21-2006, 8:51am
Since the update I have been having a very bugging problem with the forums.
When I am posting a post and am done writing the text. and I click "Post Quick Reply" my browser freezes and then closes. Does anybody know why that is happening?
I am using Netscape and not the newest version of it. :rolleyes:
I emptied the cache. But as this does not occur actually everytime I make a post.Well, your browser needs to have full javascript support, is there a chance you could update to a newer version of Netscape, are they still developing that browser? Their newest version might have the support needed.

I am using the Quick Reply very often but this problem only sometimes appears... :dunno:I am using the Mozilla Firefox...Have you deleted the Forums cookie? Have you emptied cache? Have you pressed refresh/hard refresh on your browser to fetch the latest javascript files from server? Is your browser up-to-date?
SHANIANUTS!
08-21-2006, 8:57am
dont have any problems...nor I...
Troll
08-21-2006, 2:47pm
Working fine for me.
Alex
08-21-2006, 2:53pm
The change was awesome for me it keeps working very very good and faster:)
randine
08-21-2006, 2:59pm
Have you deleted the Forums cookie? Have you emptied cache? Have you pressed refresh/hard refresh on your browser to fetch the latest javascript files from server? Is your browser up-to-date?

I am deleting the cookies and emptying rthe caches everytime my brower will be closed before going offline and my browser is up-to-date. But what is to refresh/hard refresh on my browser to fetch the latest javascript from server? I have never done anything like that and I don't know how to do that. :dunno:
aFinn
08-21-2006, 3:19pm
Ah, then you shouldn't have a problem with cache/cookies or even the need for hard refresh maybe?

Hmm, in IE hard refresh is Ctrl+F5, someone who uses Firefox, please let us know what the command is with that, thanks.
randine
08-21-2006, 3:26pm
hm... like I said the problem only sometimes appears. but thanks for your help! maybe we'll found out what the problem is :D !
orchestragirl
08-21-2006, 4:02pm
I'm a little late replying to this one, but I just wanted to let you know that no, I'm not having this problem. :)

I hope we can figure out the problem soon. ;)
UllaCountryGal
08-22-2006, 12:51pm
Well, your browser needs to have full javascript support, is there a chance you could update to a newer version of Netscape, are they still developing that browser? Their newest version might have the support needed.

Have you deleted the Forums cookie? Have you emptied cache? Have you pressed refresh/hard refresh on your browser to fetch the latest javascript files from server? Is your browser up-to-date?

Empited cache and cookies...this still happens and I have the newest java too...
The new Netscape browser, I tryed it a while back on my mom's computer and it doesn't feel right to me...it's not as good as the old one.