PIP Magazine - Issue 19: Ideas and Inspiration for a Positive Future
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Nick
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"There was, in the back of my mind, this growing idea that the place for me was no longer in my field of work, but in a field of grass."
- Richard Morris
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Try, try again.
Ernest Friedman-Hill wrote:
ronie McCoy wrote: NO I tried. I did log on with internet explorer this time. It still warned my that the site I was logging on to was not HTTPS secure and that I could damage the website by logging on..
That message won't be ours; it would be something on your end, either your browser or a firewall, toolbar, or virus protection that you have installed on your own computer, which is trying to protect you from accidentally disclosing your password to others. It's safe to ignore that message and continue.
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Maryse
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"There was, in the back of my mind, this growing idea that the place for me was no longer in my field of work, but in a field of grass."
- Richard Morris
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Jessica Deva wrote:However, when I go to 'unwatch' this topic I get an error message. I have Java applets turned off but not Javascript, so not sure if it's on my end or the site.
we CAN build a better world
Ernest Friedman-Hill wrote:
Jessica Deva wrote:However, when I go to 'unwatch' this topic I get an error message. I have Java applets turned off but not Javascript, so not sure if it's on my end or the site.
Hi Jessica,
There seems to be a new, distinct issue being reported on this thread. Both of the people reporting problems with watch/unwatch are using Chrome. I myself use Chrome, though, so it's not as simple as that. Thanks for the data point!
"We're all just walking each other home." -Ram Dass
"Be a lamp, or a lifeboat, or a ladder."-Rumi
"It's all one song!" -Neil Young
"There was, in the back of my mind, this growing idea that the place for me was no longer in my field of work, but in a field of grass."
- Richard Morris
some of what I'm up to: http://www.permies.com/t/34620/projects/acre
"There was, in the back of my mind, this growing idea that the place for me was no longer in my field of work, but in a field of grass."
- Richard Morris
some of what I'm up to: http://www.permies.com/t/34620/projects/acre
some of what I'm up to: http://www.permies.com/t/34620/projects/acre
Ernest Friedman-Hill wrote:
ronie McCoy wrote: NO I tried. I did log on with internet explorer this time. It still warned my that the site I was logging on to was not HTTPS secure and that I could damage the website by logging on..
That message won't be ours; it would be something on your end, either your browser or a firewall, toolbar, or virus protection that you have installed on your own computer, which is trying to protect you from accidentally disclosing your password to others. It's safe to ignore that message and continue.
"The software thinks there was a CSRF error. The fact that you are seeing this means there was not in fact such an attack. There are three main reasons you might see this page:
You've had this browser open a long time and tried to update something without loading another page in the interim. For example, you were on the form to create a new post, went for lunch, had your session expire and came back. To resolve this, go back and reload the page. This will give you a new token and you'll be all set. If you find this happening to you a lot, post exactly what you were doing in the forums and we will see if we can do anything to help you out.
If you were just trying to view a page and not update something, we have a bug at our end. For example, maybe you clicked the search link and saw this screen. If you think there is a bug, post the date/time/timezone and what you were doing in the forums.
You have JavaScript turned off in your browser
If any of these apply to you, try to post to let us know about it. If the error prevents you from posting, email what you were trying to do and which of the three categories you think the error falls into to bookpromotion at javaranch dot com and moosesaloon at javaranch dot com "
Nick
Nick
Nick Lenarz wrote:Another point of note:
The site is only supposed to alert me when the next person posts to a thread I'm watching, and, as the email says, "You will not get more notifications until you read the topic." However, my inbox is FULL of notifications! Another bug?
"There was, in the back of my mind, this growing idea that the place for me was no longer in my field of work, but in a field of grass."
- Richard Morris
The site is only supposed to alert me when the next person posts to a thread I'm watching, and, as the email says, "You will not get more notifications until you read the topic." However, my inbox is FULL of notifications! Another bug?
Winxp-iesix-one zzz wrote:greetings (eventually) from a merry plotskateer on WinXP IE6 (via Browserstack)
happy to help because I appreciate your good intentions and hard work.
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Summary: initial problems with activation link, but seemed to work pasting second time around. Need to retest
Test transcript at http://pastie.org/6036116
[wait for registration email, starting at 05:03. Email arrived by 05:09]
> pasted activation link into browser
Forum home page displayed
> pasted https://permies.com/t/21364 into browser
Discussion thread displayed
> Attempt to click 'Post reply' but not clickable. Mouseover text displays: "You must login or register".
> shutdown IE6 and repaste activation link into browser
"Registration Complete" page displayed
