Please post bugs you're experiencing here.
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This is sort of related to the the bug I was experiencing before. As long as the URL does not get prefixed with the www subdomain, I appear to be logged in. If I go away from Typophile for a while (say, I actually have to get some work done...) and return using a link or bookmark which includes the www subdomain, It appears that I am no longer logged in. Once I click another link within the Typophile site, the www is not used and I am magically logged in again.
This must have something to do with the domain specificity of your cookies. Perhaps redirecting or doing a mod_rewrite on all www.* requests to a subdomainless address would resolve the issue.
You guys are running this site on Apache, right?
Old Accounts: We're sending out an email blast with new user information. We're troubleshooting the @typophile.com alias and hope to have that resolved asap.
In the meantime you can use my Personal Contact Form if you're having trouble with a new or old account - I'll manually enable your account or change email addresses as time permits.
Thanks
Are we going to be able to use <img /> tags that point to external servers - such as Flickr? Pretty please?
Taking a peek at the Designers section of the Wiki, I noticed that Smartypants seems to be having its way with the term delimiters.
Thanks for Typophile 2 guys! I've been awaiting this eagerly for a long time! I really appreciate all your hard work!
Okay, here's the bug report.
* It seems that both on IE and FF (on PC) that the first post in every thread wraps around the avatar image (if it's long enough) and in subsequent posts it doesn't wrap around the image at all.
* When using FF on the Forums home page when you drag your mouse pointer over the links in the Prolific Posters and Active forum topics sections the headlines (or second versions of them) flicker above them (around 100 pixels).
* At the bottom of the page where you're able to send instant messages the Go! button is located underneath the grey box instead of inside it.
I love the news section, and everything else about the site... I haven't had a chance to explore too much yet. Plus the headlines are really great-looking (where you use that font-substition tech).
Will we be able to use our real names (next to the messages) when we post? I really liked that about Typophile, that people weren't hiding behind aliases and you know who's who.
Thanks again for all the great work... this is all I can think of at the moment.
>> Lauri Johnsen
Maybe you could / should add 'Blogs' to the Menu at the top ( Forums, Typowiki, Projects, News, Resources, Membership ), or are these some kind of hidden treasures, one has to find first.? :)
And, one little, more or less bug, I just noted, when you preview your message / reply, there is the standard 'Typophile 'T' Icon' showing next to the message, instead of your own icon / avatar / symbol / thingie..
I've only started to browse through the new stuff, but it looks fantastic. Great job.
Here are a couple bugs to report:
I wanted to become an Uppercase member, but the link is broken. I tried to email the bot, first and my message was returned. So now I'm posting here.
I'm trying to give you money and I'm getting shut down. Guess my credit's no good at Typophile
Couple of more bugs:
* It seems that when you log in to the site the Username and Password input boxes look different (IE and FF on PC). Username box is not as tall as the Password box, it has a light grey border while the Password box has a dark grey border. And on FF the Password box's border turns blue when your typing something inside it (focus); this doesn't happen with the Username box.
* Instead of quotes and apostrophies I see &#xy; codes in the list of forum topics and in the title bar of the browser.
* Also when your reading a forum thread the great-looking headers with the thread topic doesn't show up on all pages (both IE and FF).
* Also the image for the smileys used in old posts seems to be broken.
Let me know if I'm being too nit-picky, just trying to help. :)
Thanks again!
As much as I love the new interface, the reliance on Flash is sort of annoying. I have Flashblock enabled in Firefox, and that renders a lot of the UI elements kind of useless. I know I'm probably being a reactionary nerd here, but am I just going to have to deal? Excessive Flash makes browsers sad on Mac OS X.
- The instant messages do not like apostrophes, even straight quotes. They come out like this: "I'/m trying to talk with apostrophes".
- I am concerned that not all the legacy forum posts were ported. For example, I posted about the FontBook before Typophile went down (see Google cache), but my post was not here on the new site, even though the posts in that thread following mine were preserved.
Stephen,
Thanks! I've got it changed now. Now we'll have to get everybody to change their usernames so that we know who we're talking to. It took me a while to figure out who "formlos" is. :)
Although the ability to change your username without re-registering is great but it might lead to chaos if people constantly change their usernames or try nabbing other peoples'.
Perhaps there's a script that the admins could use to replace every account's Username with their Full Name. Hmm, but then there may be login trouble? Better yet, just have the site refer to the Full Name in all instances (Who's Online, post credits, IMs, etc) and leave the Username for login purposes only.
Well, Lauri, thats me, of course.. :)
( 'Dav' that is.. :) And, I may second Stephens motion / suggestion to let the site refer to the 'Full Name', rather than to the 'Login'.. )
Stephen,
Yeah, that would be best solution. Have a username for login purposes and then use your full name throughout the site. I tried logging out, and then using my old username to log in and that didn't work, so I had to use my full name (case insensitive) to gain access to Typophile.
Also, it would be nice to have some space between your username + time stamp and your message. Because the way it is now, the username with the timestamp looks like it's part of the message. This could be solved with some space, having your username in bold, a different color, put it in a box, or have a horizontal rule underneath the username. (Typophile 2.0 is still beta so I'm not too worried about all this).
You're right Jonathan, that's a flash thing.
- Suggestion: The contrast between type and background is just one level too low for me. I don't need #000 on #FFF but things do feel a little muddy here. Same goes for the post separators. I liked the alternating post backgrounds of the old site. (White post, gray post, white, gray.)
Dav,
I figured it was you after checking out your profile (by clicking on the T avatar; maybe the username should eb clickable as well?). And from there I followed the link to your website and got your full name. After seeing people's real names for so long usernames don't mean that much... so "formlos" is pretty indistinguishable from "PantyRaider056". :)
Oops posted this first on the announcement thread.
My request for new password on my old user name ‘billyb’ did not get a response, though the site posts a message that the password was sent.
I registered anew, and then tried again to get a new password for ‘billyb’ using my e-mail address. That responded under the new registration. Is my old user name dead?
I agree with Stephen Coles about the background - too little contrast, the old way was better.
Also, is there any way to edit posts for spelling etc after posting, as before? Or is this gone?
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