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Sorry that I did not read all the bugs posted previously, so I am not sure whether this has already been reported. I usually use a text-mode browser to browse through webmasterworld (I use w3m), and it has always been functional. Because of the upgrade, I am having some problem with the cookies now - the browser is rejecting cookies using RFC2109 section 4.3.2 rule #3. It states,
* The value for the request-host does not domain-match the Domain attribute.
From the header, I see you have "Domain=www.webmasterworld.com", however from the same RFC, in section 4.2.2 "Set-Cookie Syntax", it states,
Domain=domain
Optional. The Domain attribute specifies the domain for which the cookie is valid. An explicitly specified domain must always start with a dot.
i.e. the correct syntax should be somthing like "Domain=.webmasterworld.com". Most my other browers work, except my little be-loved w3m which is extremely picky :)
Thanks,
#2. The date indicated on the Calendar is showing the previous day for me...I have my time offset set for Japan time.
Round up:
- fixed "owner edit" being shown on all posts. (-Laz)
- fixed a multi-part post bug that was unreported.
- fixed/updated the cookie code. If you are having cookie troubles, try the show cookies link at top and reset your cookies. Exit your browser, restart and then login again. (- Scotty)
- also fixed another cookie error with the cookie duration/expire time that was making cookies "session cookies" for some people.
- fixed several of the profile errors that were using the wrong url. (Laz, Bradly).
- about link fixed. (Xoc)
- edit preview fixed. (-me)
- fixed "named" anchors for auto-refresh post after reply. (I still have to fix the sections part).
Still in the hopper:
- auto-refresh not refreshing to right post.
- post count is including private forums
- time zone offsets.
- title background and a couple of fonts not sticking in skins.
- offsite links in certain browsers (ie) corrupted.
- default green message backgrounds in some browsers.
- homepage and active list no longer validate to w3c.
- the "notes" section in StickyMail can't be edited (zaps them).
- Admin user account edit, zaps account - yikes!
- Thanks bill - I'll look at the last read pointers.
I really appreciate all the feedback. What a day!
[edited by: Brett_Tabke at 4:59 am (utc) on June 3, 2002]
Then, even after I manually move the original message to the trash, I have to refresh my screen or click the stickymail link again before the "You have mail" notice disappears.
The mail has gotten stickier than necessary. Like that stuff on your shoe that won't come off when you try to kick it away... ;)
<added>Everything worked fine on the last message I received... Fixed already, or some kind of intermittent glitch?</added>
[edited by: mivox at 6:37 pm (utc) on June 3, 2002]
Since we now support skins, I can't garantee the background color. If I set it to red, someone may have the menu bar background color set to red. (I'll add a menu bar "highlight" or "bold" color to the skins option at some point to suppor that)
>mivox
Thanks. Fixed it.
>MaliciousDan
Thanks. Noted on the list.
>displays a third page
Thanks - I've been looking at that one and trying to come up with a slick fix.
I had another browser that still had the login cookies set so I used that to get logged in and went to my profile to find the password was what I remembered it to be. I saved the profile and went back to my original browser and the login worked.
First attempt browser was Opera 6.03
Second attempt browser was netscape 7.0
I "reset all cookies (Netscape 4.77 and IE [just in case]),
logged out, closed both browsers, and loggen back
in. Did the above 5 times and my cookes are still
there. and still no email updates. Also, updated
my profile.
Did I miss something I should have done??.
I realise space is at a premium but it would be nice to keep some stickymail forever. Maybe you could make that a paid option like...get 1 mb stickymail space that you can keep forver for only $5/month, and then you could throw in some other premiums as well maybe?
I set my time zone to -3.00 GMT. Active list is showing the correct time but the Forums Index page is not. Still seeing GMT time on all post time data within the Forums Index page.
i think that will answer your questions about what happend and what you can do about it.
Also, when replying to a thread on the second, or greater, page, the auto-redirect takes you back to the beginning on the thread. This may be a preference thing but I would rather it take me back to where I left off.
Overall though a fantastic effort Brett. Thanks.
[edited by: Woz at 3:24 am (utc) on June 4, 2002]
When I am at the end of a multipart thread can the last message say,
System
You have reached the end of 50 messages. There are 43 messages beyond this point.
Next 43 Messages [webmasterworld.com]This 93 message thread spans 2 pages: < < ( 1 2 )
In the old fashion manual split way it was more clear that there was more messages. The new way only has a little message in the lower right hand corner. It doesn't catch my eye at all. The message needs to be clearly marked in the last message spot.
Jeff, not sure what the deal is there. I just logged in as you and made a couple of test posts. Try logging out via the reset cookies option and signing back in:
Reload this link, twice, exit and restart your browser and login: [webmasterworld.com...]
> If I read a message it does not show as
> read in the general header until I
> re-enter the sticky area
Several people have reported this one and I've spent hours looking at it. It is a core program design bug (the worst kind). I don't think there is a quick fix short of rewriting a major section of Stickymail code and how it processes commands.
It's a horse and cart syndrome. Say you delete an email. Unfortunately, the command isn't actually executed (like all the new board commands) until AFTER the menu header is printed (with the current stickymail stats). Notice that the proper numbers do show in the folder display without having to reload the page because the command executes just after the menu header is displayed.
So that one is pushed the back burner for awhile until I get a couple free days to work on it.
>I am not receiving e-mail notification
As mentioned, they are off for the time being.
> In the old fashion manual split way it was more
> clear that there was more messages.
That might be the plan. Just put a new system message on the last post. I'll have to mull that over, but there has been quite a bit of similar feedback that it wasn't explicit enough.
May be I am too quick on my fingers. I tend to hit the back button fairly quickl once a sticky is sent and it is these times the numbers don't refresh correctly. However, when I let the system do it's redirect thing then the numbers are reset correctly.
> In the old fashion manual split way it was more
> clear that there was more messages.
I may be just us adjusting to the new system. If you make the
"This 93 message thread spans 2 pages: < < ( 1 2 )"
more Biggerer and more BOLDERER! it may be enough.