i have seen this before. the forum software ensures that a post only comes from a page from its server. it does this by checking the url Referrer sent with the request. some browsers (for security reasons) do not sent this, so it fails.
i think i may remove this check, let me know if this works later on today.
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Code Monkey
I found this article interesting, some creepy places there.....
http://www.dirjournal.com/info/abandoned-places-in-the-world/
http://www.dirjournal.com/info/abandoned-places-in-the-world/
Code Monkey
I'm adding additional security features to the site. This will mean that once I publish the new version of lush, you will have to re-login to the site for re-authentication.
This will be in the next 24hours or so, if anyone has any problems loggin back in please let me, or the monster know.
This will be in the next 24hours or so, if anyone has any problems loggin back in please let me, or the monster know.
Code Monkey
Quote by WickedShads
I don't seem to be able to get the local time to display correctly when viewing my profile, even after setting time zone information.
i think it has a problem decoding your location.
http://xoap.weather.com/search/search?where=Eastern%20PA%20United%20States
this is the web site we use to geo code your location. you can see it cannot resolve Eastern PA, so it defaults to the first one for the US, Alaska!
Maybe use the URL above to find out which location works for you.
Code Monkey
jason, you've raised some interesting points. the original intent was to show what your friends had been doing on lush, including voting on stories. this was more of a recommendation, for good stories to followers of that member.
i think this would be an issue if we kept the votes public, permanently, but we dont. what you see on the recent activity is a fraction of actually whats going on. there is no way to view historically the activity of a member.
if there are still concerns im happy to make this configurable, so an individual can hide their story votes. this should please catnip the control freak!
i think this would be an issue if we kept the votes public, permanently, but we dont. what you see on the recent activity is a fraction of actually whats going on. there is no way to view historically the activity of a member.
if there are still concerns im happy to make this configurable, so an individual can hide their story votes. this should please catnip the control freak!
Code Monkey
Quote by DurraschQuote by Jason_NYC
P.S. Re: the Profile "Recent Activity" display. Do you really want to include the scores that members are giving other members' stories in the "recent activity" area?
Meh. You (not you personally, Jason) should just have the balls to back up and/or defend the rating you think a story deserves.
i do tend to agree with my fellow Quebecian
Code Monkey
@jason
the recent activity area is contextual. if a surfer, or one of your friends looks at your profile page they see your recent activity. however, if you look at your profile page you see the recent activity (top 10) of all your friends (sorted by date).
interesting point on story scores. do people really what this information private? maybe we can make it an option to keep them hidden, what do people think?
the recent activity area is contextual. if a surfer, or one of your friends looks at your profile page they see your recent activity. however, if you look at your profile page you see the recent activity (top 10) of all your friends (sorted by date).
interesting point on story scores. do people really what this information private? maybe we can make it an option to keep them hidden, what do people think?
Code Monkey
we have to join the movement, get people off that 8 year old browser
http://www.stoplivinginthepast.com/
takes me twice as long doing development, trying to get things working in IE6.
browser sniffing, has its moments
@bat, would definitely recommend the new dell xps 13, with solid state drive, esp if the company is paying!
http://www.stoplivinginthepast.com/
takes me twice as long doing development, trying to get things working in IE6.
browser sniffing, has its moments
@bat, would definitely recommend the new dell xps 13, with solid state drive, esp if the company is paying!
Code Monkey
from a technical standpoint, IE8 is their best yet. its css2 compatible, so sites *should* render exactly the same in FF, chrome, safari and IE8.
@ling-li, you probably find it more stable than FF because they isolate each tab separately. this means a plugin (flash) or a slow javascript page wont crash your browser, unlike FF, *cough* *cough*
i have just added browser sniffing to the home page. if i detect an IE6 browser they get a dirty big red error message, upgrade your out of date browser, please, wont you think of the children.
my browser of choice is still FF3x, i couldnt live without my plugins....
@ling-li, you probably find it more stable than FF because they isolate each tab separately. this means a plugin (flash) or a slow javascript page wont crash your browser, unlike FF, *cough* *cough*
i have just added browser sniffing to the home page. if i detect an IE6 browser they get a dirty big red error message, upgrade your out of date browser, please, wont you think of the children.
my browser of choice is still FF3x, i couldnt live without my plugins....