Forum improvement suggestions

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When I click on FORUM ACTIONS > MARK FORUMS READ it gives me the following error message:

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Your submission could not be processed because a security token was invalid.

If this occurred unexpectedly, please inform the administrator and describe the action you performed before you received this error.
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I have mailed the administrator but it is still like this after more than a week. :cry:

Can anyone shed some light? :whistle:
 
Mark Forums Read

Just selected it and it stopped with the error message and kicked me out to the Forums page. Looks like it's working now. Thx.
 
Hi folks

The 'Mark Forums Read' bug should be fixed. Please test and let us know if you experience any problems.

We also fixed the blogs and breaking news sections, the albums page and a few other smaller bugs.

Please let us know if you know of any other problems.
 
Curious phenomena: Clicking the "Ettubrute" aka "Top" button takes me to the top of the page, but just below the black bar at the very top! Thus, have to scroll a wee bit to be able to access the "Settings" button... Small glitch?
 
ettubrute said:
Curious phenomena: Clicking the "Ettubrute" aka "Top" button takes me to the top of the page, but just below the black bar at the very top! Thus, have to scroll a wee bit to be able to access the "Settings" button... Small glitch?
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...your never pleased are you? :p
 
AirWolf said:
All the other browsers do that too.
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Thus, a bug in the system! ;)

Tpex said:
...your never pleased are you? :p
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:p No, not easily! As a perfectionist myself, I hate having such a simple "defect" in my own programs and developments, so why should I accept it from other programmers? :p

I haven't looked at the code for vBulletin at all, but if I had to develop it, it would have a standard page template. If this is so, the #top tag is simply not placed in the correct position. Should be easy to fix! :confused:
 
ettubrute said:
Thus, a bug in the system! ;)



:p No, not easily! As a perfectionist myself, I hate having such a simple "defect" in my own programs and developments, so why should I accept it from other programmers? :p

I haven't looked at the code for vBulletin at all, but if I had to develop it, it would have a standard page template. If this is so, the #top tag is simply not placed in the correct position. Should be easy to fix! :confused:
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This time FF isn't the lone retard:p.
 
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