What Pulse?
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What Pulse?
Mark
I am unable to get the Pulse to work with Safari (v1.2.2). Also all the buttons for formating text, inserting images, links etc. have quit working. Can't insert smilies by clicking on them. Have any ideas as what is going on?
Charles
I am unable to get the Pulse to work with Safari (v1.2.2). Also all the buttons for formating text, inserting images, links etc. have quit working. Can't insert smilies by clicking on them. Have any ideas as what is going on?
Charles
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Looks like I broke something when adding the Pulse. I believe I've corrected the issue as I'm now able to see everything correctly using Safari 1.2.1, Mozilla 1.6 on OSX as well as IE 6 on Windows 2000. IE on OSX does not support some of the javascript functions needed to best display the drop down menus so I'll be working to correct that deficiency over the next couple of days.
Let me know what other Pulse-related issues you find.
Thanks!
Mark
Let me know what other Pulse-related issues you find.
Thanks!
Mark
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dominicminicoopers
Mark trimmed them down so that more threads could be displayed in the window. Move your mouse over the title to see the full title of the thread, he has a post on the home page about it.
Charles
Mark trimmed them down so that more threads could be displayed in the window. Move your mouse over the title to see the full title of the thread, he has a post on the home page about it.
Charles
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When loading or refreshing or auto refreshing of PULSE:
"Line 66 Object Expected error"
MS IE 6.0.2800.1106.xpsp2.030422-1633
on Windows XP Pro SP1
"Line 66 Object Expected error"
MS IE 6.0.2800.1106.xpsp2.030422-1633
on Windows XP Pro SP1
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From: Colorado
Originally Posted by dominicminicoopers
Pulse is truncating the thread titles.
Mark
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From: Colorado
Originally Posted by dominicminicoopers
When loading or refreshing or auto refreshing of PULSE:
"Line 66 Object Expected error"
MS IE 6.0.2800.1106.xpsp2.030422-1633
on Windows XP Pro SP1
"Line 66 Object Expected error"
MS IE 6.0.2800.1106.xpsp2.030422-1633
on Windows XP Pro SP1
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Mark
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All I have to do to get it is to click the pulse link (at the upper right of the page just to the right of the Search link) and click the Watch All Forums sub-link and it gives me that error message.
BTW, too bad the truncation length couldn't be a CP parame...
BTW, too bad the truncation length couldn't be a CP parame...
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From: Colorado
Originally Posted by dominicminicoopers
All I have to do to get it is to click the pulse link (at the upper right of the page just to the right of the Search link) and click the Watch All Forums sub-link and it gives me that error message.
BTW, too bad the truncation length couldn't be a CP parame...
BTW, too bad the truncation length couldn't be a CP parame...
7th Gear Gal
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From: Weeblegabber West (aka WLA)
Mark,
Before when we used The Pulse, it would take us to the last post of the chosen thread. Now it puts us at Page One, rather than the most recent posting in the thread.
Can you make it roll back to the most recent post, please? Thanks!
Clo/Wanda
Before when we used The Pulse, it would take us to the last post of the chosen thread. Now it puts us at Page One, rather than the most recent posting in the thread.
Can you make it roll back to the most recent post, please? Thanks!
Clo/Wanda
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Charles,
That will not change the pulse, just latest topics and other forum links. The pulse is something Mark has built and currently it's not integrated into the UserCP as a user configurable function.
Dave
That will not change the pulse, just latest topics and other forum links. The pulse is something Mark has built and currently it's not integrated into the UserCP as a user configurable function.
Dave
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Mark, I believe I've found the offending code. Check out the BODY tag
<body onload="javascript:prepareWindow()">
Notice how it calls prepareWindow() javascript function when the document has loaded? Well, there's no prepareWindow function defined anywhere. Not even in the __utm.js referenced in the HEAD section.
<body onload="javascript:prepareWindow()">
Notice how it calls prepareWindow() javascript function when the document has loaded? Well, there's no prepareWindow function defined anywhere. Not even in the __utm.js referenced in the HEAD section.
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From: Colorado
Right you are. This was something I had put in when I was working on the new pulse and evidently left it in although I didn't need it anymore. I've removed this so give it another try and let me know if you are still having problems.
Thanks!
Mark
Thanks!
Mark
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The 'old' Pulse used to take you to the last (newest) post in a thread. This version gives you the beginning of the thread, and in a long thread one has to click to get the last page and scroll their way to the latest post. Is there something I am missing that would allow me to have it work this way? The Pulse links should be similar to the subscribed thread email links which take you to (#newpost). Can anyone hepp me?
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From: Colorado
The new pulse had to redeveloped from scratch since the system software is completely different. Given this there are some warts to work out (such as the one you mention). I'm working on these as fast as I can but hope to have this one resolved this week. Thanks for your patience!
Mark
Mark
