Zib
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Post by Zib on Feb 10, 2009 8:34:18 GMT -5
Anyone else having issues posting to the site? I made a nice in-character event write-up and then went to post it and got some message that I could not connect the database. Then lost the post.  I'm out of time today so I'll have to recreate the post later. |
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Bubub
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Post by Bubub on Feb 10, 2009 8:56:49 GMT -5
I had the same issue, although I had 1 post go thru although it "timed out", and I thought it was lost.
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Post by Tierawyn on Feb 10, 2009 8:57:00 GMT -5
Anyone else having issues posting to the site? I made a nice in-character event write-up and then went to post it and got some message that I could not connect the database. Then lost the post. I'm out of time today so I'll have to recreate the post later. One time yesterday I had the site go blank on me (after clicking a forum) but that's the extent of it. That could have been anything though I guess. Past experience tells me to alway copy to clipboard long posts before clicking submit... of course I never do that... I just think about it afterward  |
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Post by Loraxx on Feb 10, 2009 12:31:17 GMT -5
For me this site has worked flawlessly. Next time the problem happens try the following things as they are some of the most common causes to website interface issues:
- delete all cookies
- delete all temporary files
- close all browsers
- open browser and try again
- if this fails makesure you have the lastest browser version.
loraxx
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Hitorichan
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Post by Hitorichan on Feb 11, 2009 1:32:53 GMT -5
And, of course, if you're posting something of any reasonable length, I suggest writing it out in a word processor first and then if the post fails you can copy/paste again. I do this with at least all of my backgrounds. Alternately, copy the message text before hitting the post button so if something fails you can cram it in a .txt file for when the forums are working again.
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