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A wife texts her husband on a cold winter’s morning:"Windows frozen."

Husband texts her back:"pour some lukewarm water over it."

Wife texts back: "computer completely f*cked now."

ROTFL

As I said "imo". You all know that's it's next to impossible to debug an issue when you can't replicate in your own environment, and I can't. I have tested Chrome, IE, FF, and Opera. I have absolute ...

Everyone, please relax. That is a legitimate subdomain and has been since April/2011. It is a redirect to/for a Honeypot. I will have to investigate as to why a few legitimate users have been redirect ...

In this case I highly recommend it because your way is not valid xHtml nor Html. Montego's is Cheers

rjms,

Please try Montego's code and then reply back. Thanks!

Okay, I see 2 closing </div> and only 1 opening <div> . Whassup?

Have you also contacted the developer?

I seem to recall someone was changing that code in NS. I don't have the Mantis number but maybe that's the cause?

I couldn't get it to install on XAMPP tried lots of tweaks and messing around for a whole day, in the end I gave up, it beat me !! <snip>

So, this was using XAMPP on Windows? What were some ...

Good tip! I had forgotten about that one. The more I/you/we use apps like jQuery the more we lose track of all manner of the "roots" from whence we came Laughing

. I guess that's the price we pay for pro ...

I have been locking those threads as I find them, but it's been at least a year, so I'll add this to my 'agenda' also.

I've never used pruning before. When you prune, do you loses the article(s) or do they get archived somewhere?

Why would you want a php or non-static html page cached anyway?

I'll only speak to the .html files. .html can be static or dynamic. In my experience, most are dynamic, so I would want them cached.

Well, I do have the browser side fix installed so maybe that's why I don't see it.

It's working for me at least as far as I can tell. I hate these kinds of issues!

killing-hours,

Have you read this old, but still pertinent, thread? If not, you need to, to see how relevant it was back in 2004 as it is today. That should help you to see a little of what Steph ...

The thing is, I don't programmatically control the browser caching that users use - they do.

Kevin, I believe each user can set their own. I'm talking, for example, just take the recent Spam topic. When you go into the topic the comments are listed oldest to newest. I'm just polling to see ...

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Not to mention the speed factor of Chrome vs. the lag feature of FF Mad

I would agree with you. I have been getting upwards of 2 dozen Server not found error message from FF per day! And it is leaking memory like a siv causing me to have to shut it down and restart it e ...

I don't think the idea was to pay for fixes. Fixes will always be in the forums for free. This was to allow access to the latest build through the SVN. They would be paying to have access to the upcom ...

duck,
Thank you, here's your change Wink

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From The Disclaimer That Is Included In The Package

"While every attempt has been made to ensure that this software works and is safe for your use, ...

I am curious as to how you all prefer to read the posts here. Do you prefer Oldest to Newest (as it is right now, or Newest to Oldest? Please vote even if you add comments because I prefer to see th ...

Thanks for all the kudos!

@xGSTQ: I was wondering if you were still around. Good to hear from you!