No. Just looking at the console log. After allowing it in Instagram. The api thrown 500, which does not allow me to link my Instagram to the connected account
Spent hours trying to deal with this issue with Adobe support and they're all completely uneducated on this, assume I'm talking about trying to link a social account to log in with (for which Instagram isn't even an option), then inform me that Instagram isn't an option for this (no **** Sherlock, so how do you think I got far enough to try to link something that isn't an option and get an error?), and then transfer me to someone else who will again ignore everything I say and assume I'm talking about something different. Absolutely infuriating.
Excatly, I even posted it under "Photoshop (Beta) > Bug" discussion thread. But it was transfer to normal discussion thread... When their whole entier "content credentials" site point to the beta discussion in community. At this stage, they make it not a bug report. What's the point?
Excatly, I did, just click "connect" for instagram. I do not know how obvious I had to show?
Could this be placed into the approriate discussion thread? It's a bug report and it had been moved to "Discussion", obviously this bug report had not been taken seriously.
Could this be placed into the approriate discussion thread? It's a bug report and it had been moved to "Discussion", obviously this bug report had not been taken seriously.
Excatly, I even posted it under "Photoshop (Beta) > Bug" discussion thread. But it was transfer to normal discussion thread... When their whole entier "content credentials" site point to the beta discussion in community. At this stage, they make it not a bug report. What's the point?
Reviewing the thread, I see that you originally posted to Photoshop Beta > Bugs and it appears that your post was moved to Creative Cloud Services without a comment saying it was done. I've moved it back to Photoshop Beta > Bugs where it will be seen by the Photoshop developers.
Well since that's figured out, perhaps you can explain why a different adobe staff member took it upon himself to move every comment I made on multiple posts reporting a similar (serious) issue when upgrading to pro, and then subsequently locked every single one of those posts while claiming to "want to help".