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The scrollbar-on-the-right bit sounds familiar: it was something to do with posts that had a standalone smilie at the end. Still, I'm on ClientCo time and kit at the moment, so I can't really look into it. No idea how SY01 has managed to screw his installation up
Coincidentally, I've just been able to dispose of a ClientCo bug with the classic "This behaviour is by design"
I have changed nothing.
Every other v-bulletin based board I use works fine btw.
Microsoft have slipped IE9 on my machine while I wasn't looking. Apologies. So in summary CUK is stuffed on my machine in IE9 and on Dims machine in IE8.
If NF doesn't fix it today I'm leaving CUK for good!
Now say it doesn't matter.
Win!
The scrollbar-on-the-right bit sounds familiar: it was something to do with posts that had a standalone smilie at the end. Still, I'm on ClientCo time and kit at the moment, so I can't really look into it. No idea how SY01 has managed to screw his installation up
Coincidentally, I've just been able to dispose of a ClientCo bug with the classic "This behaviour is by design"
In this case though it's "it works on everyone's machine except yours". Or yours and SY. Given the people having the problem, I think user error is a safe bet.
Wow, it's really messed up.
Unusable.
If NF doesn't fix it today I'm leaving CUK for good!
In this case though it's "it works on everyone's machine except yours". Or yours and SY. Given the people having the problem, I think user error is a safe bet.
I've certainly seen that issue before, but not for several months - I probably even posted about it at the time. I think you might have a dodgy file in your cache, because it works fine for me.
1.That’s weird…
2.It’s never done that before.
3.It worked yesterday.
4.How is that possible?
5.It must be a hardware problem.
6.What did you type in wrong to get it to crash?
7.There is something funky in your data.
8.I haven’t touched that module in weeks!
9.You must have the wrong version.
10.It’s just some unlucky coincidence.
11.I can’t test everything!
12.THIS can’t be the source of THAT.
13.It works, but it hasn’t been tested.
14.Somebody must have changed my code.
15.Did you check for a virus on your system?
16.Even though it doesn’t work, how does it feel?
17.You can’t use that version on your system.
18.Why do you want to do it that way?
19.Where were you when the program blew up? 20.It works on my machine.”
I've certainly seen that issue before, but not for several months - I probably even posted about it at the time. I think you might have a dodgy file in your cache, because it works fine for me.
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