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Issues reported in the forums that are being worked on:
PLEASE NOTE: You may need to clear your browser cache to see some of the updates/fixes as they are released in the forum.
The Forums team is planning reqular releases with new enhancements and fixes soon. Please report additional items and check back soon for updates on release timing and status.
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And, instead of so many different (and useless) box types for different kinds of participants, couldn't we have images identified as such instead of them apearing disguised as normal text?
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Since the background is a variable, I propose putting a single line of black pixels around images. When the background was white one could, I suppose, anticipate that and do something artsy to blend images into the background but now (since it seems wont to change) that just seems silly, and ultimately could cause confusion... Just note how the top part of Claudio's screen grab above is undifferentiated from the background.
This will no doubt downsize, but I think it will illustrate what I'm talking about:
-Noel
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Claudio González wrote:
...Incidentally, when I clicked on the Reply button of the opening message of this thread to post this message, I was not taken to the last message but here:
I had reported the same problem before these great changes, but nobody seemed to care or take notice.
Nobody seems to take notice or care about he probnlem I re-reported in the above message, which is not in the list on known issues.
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Just to rereport, in the hope that these issues will be added to the list:
Here is an even more striking appearance of what I reported in post #49 and demonstrated in post #54, notice the image at the bottom of the OP:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1005265?tstart=0
Also, the hovering over the Report button reported in post #102 still only shows the hand.
Both persisting after cache clearing.
FF12.
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Jacob Bugge wrote:
Here is an even more striking appearance of what I reported in post #49 and demonstrated in post #54
Have you tweaked up the forum presentation via local changes so much that you can now see post numbers again? Hard to imagine anyone is counting posts by hand, and I wouldn't know whether to start with 0 or 1.
I don't see anything obvious wrong with the image in the thread you identified, because you haven't provided quite enough context.
-Noel
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Noel,
If you switch to page 2 in this thread, my post #54 is fifth from the top, and it shows a screenshot of the appearance with the OP text in a narrow column to the right, and on top of that the box to prove that it still happened after clearing the cache. This post was an answer to post #50 by Dave at the very top of page 2, which in turn was an answer to my post #49 at the very bottom of page 1.
That is the issue that I, and some others, see in certain threads:
It seems that some silly tags eat up most of the space, working like Tabs, so the OP text only has a very limited width.
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Interesting, because no matter how wide or narrow I make an IE, Firefox, or Safari window on the thread you identified, I can't make that "text squished to the right" problem occur. I tried different zooms as well.
I can't help but think that somehow you haven't gotten all the latest bits and pieces due to caching or... ???
-Noel
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A moderator might have already fixed it.
As noted before, the fix for this squishing on messages has been identified and is scheduled to be in the next forum update.
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Noel, John,
A moderator might have already fixed it.
Well, it seems to be partly fixed. This thread looks right now,
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1005265
but this one is still funny.
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/999642?tstart=0
As noted before, the fix for this squishing on messages has been identified and is scheduled to be in the next forum update.
Thank you, John. I look forward to that; I have some recollection of your mentioning it before, in another thread, I believe.
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Right. Each one needs to be fixed individually until the overall fix is rolled out in the next forum update.
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The "action bar" at the bottom of posts:
appears bit-by-bit, not all at once. More than once I tried to click on one action button (e.g. Edit), when during the click it was replaced by another button (e.g. Delete). Even on my rather fast Window 7 system, the whole building of that bar is very slow.
Is that some very slow JavaScript building it? Isn't there a way to send out that complete bar at once?
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Pat Willener wrote:
The "action bar" at the bottom of posts:
appears bit-by-bit, not all at once. More than once I tried to click on one action button (e.g. Edit), when during the click it was replaced by another button (e.g. Delete). Even on my rather fast Window 7 system, the whole building of that bar is very slow.
Is that some very slow JavaScript building it? Isn't there a way to send out that complete bar at once?
Mine comes on all at once, but when you hit Add Reply your answer appears, it blinks off then the message and action bar appears. Takes 1 sec I would guess. Win 7, Firefox browser.
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I see, John. Thank you for the clarification.
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adobe-admin wrote:
Right. Each one needs to be fixed individually until the overall fix is rolled out in the next forum update.
The new forum udate is taking longer than most of us had hoped for. The "any day now" has morphed to weeks.
Any chance it can be rolled back to previous version?
Would like to see a REAL beta test on this Forum to get the bugs worked out before it goes public.
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Could it be that no actual "improvements" are forthcoming?
No disrespect intended to John C. and the other fine folks trying to make this work, but we have to start to consider this:
Perhaps the forum is the way it is because someone in charge, possibly in a near-vacuum, has decided that all the stuff we're missing isn't good to have, and that a simpler interface is better. This might be the same decision-making that led to the inclusion of social networking garbage (that thankfully can be blocked).
I suppose it's just barely possible - though I'll believe it when I see it - that further web software releases are now being subjected to actual testing before release.
-Noel
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Improvements are coming. I'd like to see them happen a bit faster as well, but they do have some fixes and changes being tested.
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Here is a screen shot of some of the fixes being tested right now. If all goes well, they'll be in place on May 24.
I've been out of the office most of this week doing some volunteer work with cancer survivor portraits, so I've been quiet here. But there are a number of people actively working on this.
John
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And the advanced editor is back...
And the missing/squished text in messages and documents with a lot of keywords should be fixed, too.
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Thanks for the hopeful words, John and Chris.
Here's hoping the changes are tested on more than one computer.
-Noel
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Not everything is on the fixed list yet, but I expect a few more revisions over the next few weeks.
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Claudio, I guess that John speaks about the May 24 update.
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PECourtejoie wrote:
Claudio, I guess that John speaks about the May 24 update.
Yes, sorry, I missed the May 24 part.
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While I may be living in the past, John clearly lives in the future.
-Noel
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It isn't May 24, yet in Seattle.