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I''m seeing a couple of threads where the links to the next page of the thread is garbled. Like this:
http://www.gamedev.net/community/forums/topic.asp?whichpage=2&pagesize=24&forum_title=General???????????&topic_title=point?%27else%27%3F&forum_id=11&topic_id=16618
This should have had a forum_title=General+and+Game+Programming+Discussion
and a topic_title=point+of+%27else+if%27+%3F
BeOS, "It's da bomb, baby"
What? I never noticed any of that. Maybe it''s your browser. Note that these web pages are generated by Active Server Pages. I''m using Internet Exploder 4. Are you using Netscrape?
Hey, don''t blame Netscape! It handles this forum without any problems! Netscape forever! :-)
p.s. sorry, i just personally do not like IE5 (4 sucks, NC4 is better) though its functionlity is improved compare to NC4.5-4.7.
best wishes,
Grey P.
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Life is a bitch, and we are its kids.
p.s. sorry, i just personally do not like IE5 (4 sucks, NC4 is better) though its functionlity is improved compare to NC4.5-4.7.
best wishes,
Grey P.
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Life is a bitch, and we are its kids.
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Original post by wrenhal
[quote] Original post by Marsupial Rodentia
What? I never noticed any of that. Maybe it''s your browser. Note that these web pages are generated by Active Server Pages. I''m using Internet Exploder 4. Are you using Netscrape?
NOPE, using I.E. 5......
It was on the "point of ''else if''?" thread.
I''ll check a couple of other threads over again and see if it''s fixed. It was the link. I did a right-click copy shortcut item and pasted here as is.
It''s working now. But I remember it happending a couple of days ago on a different thread and I was on a different computer at the time. Maybe an SQL problem in the generating of a new page. OH WELL.
BeOS, "It''s da bomb, baby"
BeOS, "It's da bomb, baby"
I found the bug again.
This time in a different thread in a different forum.
http://www.gamedev.net/community/forums/Topic.asp?whichpage=2&pagesize=24&forum_title=GDNet??&topic_title=&forum_id=3&topic_id=16576
Should be:
forum_title=GDNet+Lounge+
BeOS, "It's da bomb, baby"
This time in a different thread in a different forum.
http://www.gamedev.net/community/forums/Topic.asp?whichpage=2&pagesize=24&forum_title=GDNet??&topic_title=&forum_id=3&topic_id=16576
Should be:
forum_title=GDNet+Lounge+
BeOS, "It's da bomb, baby"
I had this problem a couple of weeks ago, and it reappeared this week again, in the ''Making a frog jump''-thread. Also the NEW POST/REPLY TO POST buttons don''t appear. I''m using IE5.0 too, but I cannot say if it''s IE''s fault or the forum''s.
Let''s just hope the problem will be solved, because it''s very annoying!
Arjan
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-Programmers don't byte, they nibble a bit.
Unknown Person
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Let''s just hope the problem will be solved, because it''s very annoying!
Arjan
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-Programmers don't byte, they nibble a bit.
Unknown Person
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This message board is the coolest i know, but it would be much cooler, it it was bug-free

I also would like to have a bug-free browser.
I think IE is so wide spead because it is better then Netscape, not (only) because it is distributed with Windows.
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Andreas Mähler
Wolf359 Interactive
I also would like to have a bug-free browser.
I think IE is so wide spead because it is better then Netscape, not (only) because it is distributed with Windows.
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Andreas Mähler
Wolf359 Interactive
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Original post by Marsupial Rodentia
What? I never noticed any of that. Maybe it''s your browser. Note that these web pages are generated by Active Server Pages. I''m using Internet Exploder 4. Are you using Netscrape?
ASP is not client side. Therefore the browser type / version is not the problem, unless any DHTML or java-script which the browser can''t handle is involved.
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Original post by jumble
[quote] Original post by Marsupial Rodentia
What? I never noticed any of that. Maybe it''s your browser. Note that these web pages are generated by Active Server Pages. I''m using Internet Exploder 4. Are you using Netscrape?
ASP is not client side. Therefore the browser type / version is not the problem, unless any DHTML or java-script which the browser can''t handle is involved.
This whole problem seems to occur on the 2nd page of a thread right after it has been created.
another problem:
some people''s post times are in the year 1899????
This a problem?
BeOS, "It's da bomb, baby"
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