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just updated my firefox to latest, did a full clear of cache etc

still can only use quick reply not full reply

windows7x64 if that helps

Nope I still can't use 3.63 to post in here. When I try I don't get any cursor in the reply field.

Nismoid - Na mate it doesn't show up and it doesn't type. Only way I got to post a new thread was to use the trick that Lum did by inserting centered text and typing in that box so at least there is a sort of work around in place :)

Still nothing on the IPB forums about a possible permanent fix??

Well it doesn't affect everyone :)

I don't have a "cursor", but soon as i click into the text area it appears so i don't see that as a big problem...

The issue some of you have is only for a small group of people so definately a compatability issue with FF & IPB (as im perfectly fine and on the latest builds) :)

Nothing has improved for me, I have another bug now as well, all the reply and quote buttons are no longer pictures, they are just text, a lot of the boxes and highlighting appears to be missing as well.

Really starting to drive me mad, what have the designers of IP Board said about this? Surely we can't be the only website that is having issues.

edit: Actually editing and quoting has magically started working again.

I don't get the cursor appearing randomly when I create a new thread however.

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Also what the f**k is this flood control bullshit, this along with the post editing being disallowed are the most retarded features ever, no other website has them and if they do they have reasonable ranges. Eg you can't post within 5 seconds, not 30 and editing is only disabled in the trading forums.

I have another bug now as well, all the reply and quote buttons are no longer pictures, they are just text, a lot of the boxes and highlighting appears to be missing as well.

christian, i also had this issue and i know its fixed but it looks like you broke some other images too full editor/addreply and quick reply. only noticed in the dark skin though. see pics. also i just realised that if you hit edit, there is no option for quick edit. straight to full edit

Also what the f**k is this flood control bullshit, this along with the post editing being disallowed are the most retarded features ever, no other website has them and if they do they have reasonable ranges. Eg you can't post within 5 seconds, not 30 and editing is only disabled in the trading forums.

separate issues to the forum move mate. they've been in place for a while now. once donations are up and running again, you lose the flood control upon donating

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Yeah the donations WILL remove the posting/restriction issues.

Currently (ill be brief, ive gone into it plenty of times in more details)... dodgy traders are at an all time low.

I've had i think now 5 complaints in the last 12 months. To me, that is a win regardless of how "annoying" the forums are.

We are restricted by IPB (the old version), and the upgrade to SAU 3.0 will bring with it a lot of enhancements we want to get done.

So rather than abuse and swear at us, when you know the reasons, a little bit of acceptance for the greater good?

If you knew how many hours a week Nick & I spent dealing with bad traders 18+ months ago... it would frighten you.

i'm running firefox 3.59 and i'm missing all the bold, insert image, quote, etc icons like in the pics basti posted. just happened today. just tried cleared firefox cache and didn't fix anything. just changed to light skin and they are all there. changed back to dark skin and they still broken

Yep, will sort that tonight,

I found an interesting "quirk" at the top of the fourms there is a "fourm options" button, only works in 'normal' skin not 'dark' nothing major, just making a note cuz it took me a while to work out where I was going wrong :P

I found an interesting "quirk" at the top of the fourms there is a "fourm options" button, only works in 'normal' skin not 'dark' nothing major, just making a note cuz it took me a while to work out where I was going wrong :P

Hmm, odd. Thanks for pointing it out.

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