When I attempt to log into my account from the home page, the page refreshes to show the home page again, ignoring my entries, i.e., no "Account" option is shown in the menu bar of the page. It consistently takes two tries before I'm logged in.
I haven't seen this problem reported by anyone else, so maybe it's unique to my computer.
Make sure your URL bar reads: einsteinathome.org and not einstein.phys.uwm.edu. If you use the latter, login won't work correctly.
Have a look at your original second link with rich-text disabled (switch right below the editor window). The BBCode url tag contains an extra <span> which breaks the BBCode. Removing it fixes the problem. Any idea how it ended up there in the first place? This typically happens when stuff gets copied and pasted and the source is a HTML page.
The BBCode url tag contains an extra <span> which breaks the BBCode. Removing it fixes the problem. Any idea how it ended up there in the first place? This typically happens when stuff gets copied and pasted and the source is a HTML page.
Thanks Oliver.
I think I obtained both URL's by a similar method from a similar source. Quite likely the source page presented them a bit differently. I don't even know what a span tag is, but will know to look for one using the rich text disabled switch if I have this trouble in the future. Thank you very much.
(not usre if it's been mentioned before, this thread is very long)
When I open a thread which contians some new post, I'd like to either be directly taken to the 1st new post, or I'd like to have a button to go there directly. Currently with the new website I have to click the thread, get to the bottom of the page, click last page, and maybe navigate to some earlier page if there were any earlier posts.
(not usre if it's been mentioned before, this thread is very long)
When I open a thread which contians some new post, I'd like to either be directly taken to the 1st new post, or I'd like to have a button to go there directly. Currently with the new website I have to click the thread, get to the bottom of the page, click last page, and maybe navigate to some earlier page if there were any earlier posts.
If you have visited the thread before, then the number in the "Replies" column should be a blue link. When clicked it should take you to the first comment/post that you have not read.
(not usre if it's been mentioned before, this thread is very long)
When I open a thread which contians some new post, I'd like to either be directly taken to the 1st new post, or I'd like to have a button to go there directly. Currently with the new website I have to click the thread, get to the bottom of the page, click last page, and maybe navigate to some earlier page if there were any earlier posts.
If you have visited the thread before, then the number in the "Replies" column should be a blue link. When clicked it should take you to the first comment/post that you have not read.
What you say about the "replies column" with a blue link is sometimes true, but not always. There seems to be a great deal of inconsistency in this area. In some categories there are new posts but the "replies" column is not blue. Sometimes it is blue but when I go there the last entry is one I have already read. I understand that new forum upgrades go through some growing pains but for now I would like to see a date/time stamp in the "last reply column" (including the featured threads) until this confusion gets sorted out. I am spending too much time looking at threads that do not require my attention and missing posts in areas of interest.
Einsteinpi wrote:I haven't
Can you give the exact sequence of steps you used to login, the starting URL, and what you pressed to login? For example on this page
https://einsteinathome.org/user
I noticed of you press the black
Log in
at the page top the page simply refreshes but does not login,
the blue
LOG IN
at the bottom does of course work.
Einsteinpi wrote:When I
Make sure your URL bar reads: einsteinathome.org and not einstein.phys.uwm.edu. If you use the latter, login won't work correctly.
Einstein@Home Project
Many thanks to you and
Many thanks to you and agentb...I was using the wrong URL. All works now as it should. Your help is appreciated!
Testing: archae86
Testing:
Fixed: hosted webcast
Have a look at your original second link with rich-text disabled (switch right below the editor window). The BBCode url tag contains an extra <span> which breaks the BBCode. Removing it fixes the problem. Any idea how it ended up there in the first place? This typically happens when stuff gets copied and pasted and the source is a HTML page.
HTH,
Oliver
Einstein@Home Project
Oliver Bock wrote:The BBCode
Thanks Oliver.
I think I obtained both URL's by a similar method from a similar source. Quite likely the source page presented them a bit differently. I don't even know what a span tag is, but will know to look for one using the rich text disabled switch if I have this trouble in the future. Thank you very much.
Peter
(not usre if it's been
(not usre if it's been mentioned before, this thread is very long)
When I open a thread which contians some new post, I'd like to either be directly taken to the 1st new post, or I'd like to have a button to go there directly. Currently with the new website I have to click the thread, get to the bottom of the page, click last page, and maybe navigate to some earlier page if there were any earlier posts.
MrS
Scanning for our furry friends since Jan 2002
ExtraTerrestrial Apes
If you have visited the thread before, then the number in the "Replies" column should be a blue link. When clicked it should take you to the first comment/post that you have not read.
Einstein@Home Project
...is there are any Explain
...is there are any Explain for the Outage over the Weekend for this Site?
Greets
DMmdL
Greetings from the North
Der Mann mit der Ledertasche
https://einsteinathome.org/content/weekend-network-problem
Shawn Kwang
What you say about the "replies column" with a blue link is sometimes true, but not always. There seems to be a great deal of inconsistency in this area. In some categories there are new posts but the "replies" column is not blue. Sometimes it is blue but when I go there the last entry is one I have already read. I understand that new forum upgrades go through some growing pains but for now I would like to see a date/time stamp in the "last reply column" (including the featured threads) until this confusion gets sorted out. I am spending too much time looking at threads that do not require my attention and missing posts in areas of interest.