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Where are we?

Forum|Forum|15 years ago
November 18, 2010
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Using Firefox/Mac, I entered this forum as usual by using my bookmark. To my surprise, I was not greeted by the Adobe logo, but by the clearspace one:

Same thing when I changed to Safari. Hoping this could be a change for the better, I went to the bottom of the page, but was disappointed to find we are STILL using version 2.5.16 of the software.

I then I moved to my Win machine, and this is what I got there both in Explorer and Safari (Win 7):

So I am more than a bit disconcerted as to where we really are. And as to what is happening.

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Correct answer adobe-admin

It was a server issue. But it is also possible that someone's browser has cached the bad styles. So clearing cache should help anyone who is still seeing the Clearspace banner instead of the Adobe banner.

Thanks!

Kami_Bambiraptor

Participating Frequently

Earlier this morning it seemed as though the style of the page toggled whenever

I closed IE & then came back; it was consistent for about 8 trials (4 se

ts of 2), but now the old page is back seemingly consistently.

Someone somewhere is done a fine, professional, job of running these forums, I must say!

A

Anonymous

Now after not changing anything I am back to the

old Adobe header page.

What gives anyway Adobe?

Captiv8r

Legend

I think Adobe was possibly experiencing some server issues.

When you think about it, if you changed nothing and it's back to normal now, the server issues are about all that's left to consider!

I think all the restarts and cookie clearing was probably just a red herring. Just my own speculations though.

Cheers... Rick

Claudio GonzálezAuthor

Legend

Take a look at this :

http://forums.adobe.com/message/3285627#3285627

Claudio GonzálezAuthor

Legend

Clearspace community gone right now. I'm getting the usual Adobe pages in all 4 combinations of browser/OS I use. I wonder for how long will this last, and if we will ever know what happened and why...

Jacob Bugge

Community Expert

After a few failed attempts to upload, I now see the Clearspace heading in FF, and the same in IE.

~graffiti

Legend

I'm getting it on everything both Mac and Win now.

~graffiti

Legend

And after I visit a forum, the Adobe favicon is replaced by the Clearspace favicon.

A

Anonymous

I got the Clearspace Community page also, and it extends all the way across my screen. Was not this way last night.

The normal Adobe headers are gone.

Breadcrumb at bottom gone also.

Firefox, Win7.

Harbs.

Legend

Like I responded in another thread:

Throwing out ALL Adobe.com cookies solved the problems for me...

Harbs

Claudio GonzálezAuthor

Legend

Harbs. wrote:
Like I responded in another thread:
Throwing out ALL Adobe.com cookies solved the problems for me...
Harbs

And what would the "problems" be? I gain a lot of vertical space in the clearspace version of the forums that I gain in my Mac; apart from the difference in the looks of both versions, I haven't noticed any other difference.

Kami_Bambiraptor

Participating Frequently

Using IE in both cases, when I first logged in, got the clearspace screen like you did, but back to normal now. Odd.

Claudio GonzálezAuthor

Legend

No change over here. Still getting the Adobe logo in Win 7 (Explorer and Safari), and the clearspace one in my Mac (Firefox and Safari). And I have also noticed that the logos in my bookmarks in my Mac have also changed (Firefox and Safari):

Kami_Bambiraptor

Participating Frequently

This time (third time on forum this morning) I have the clearspace™ thingie back. Wonder what it will be next time?

(I closed IE in each case before coming back to forum.)

[Update: Closed out, came back: new screen. Closed out, came back: old screen. Closed out, came back: new screen. I see a pattern!]

How wonderfully quirky! Is it a feature??

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