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Are we still going to have this feature? It shows up at the top but it does not work?

Boneli

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"Preservation of our waterways comes from those with little voices, big paddles, strong backs, weak minds and thick hides with which to ignore the bug bites." Organizer of "The Wabakimi Project"

Richard has that on the list of things to fix.

Make your own shortcut using this link:

http://www.myccr.com/SectionForums/latest.php?sid=ee90a35a2e115e6e242a8ab1b94bdd92

I dragged this off the address line and dropped it on the links bar a long time ago.

One of the few items worthy of using up space on the browser links bar.

-Jester

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Thanks Jester!

Boneli

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It's all about forward progression!


"Preservation of our waterways comes from those with little voices, big paddles, strong backs, weak minds and thick hides with which to ignore the bug bites." Organizer of "The Wabakimi Project"

The "newest posts" button seems to be working again as of this morning!

But only for the last 3 days. I am now going through each forum individually. Whoo, it's taking some time!

Barbara

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A couple things are now OFF the to-do list:

• newest posts link is now fixed
• the disappearing [logout] link is repaired and you should be able to log in/out properly

However ...
It appears that the Avatar feature is not working properly - a couple of people who have tried to change their avatar now have the infamous red X indicating a broken image link. We'll add that one to the to-do list.

Guess we'll be plugging away at this for a bit longer ...

Sorry Richard!

Not in a hurry on this one.

Enjoy a cup of coffee first!

Boneli

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It's all about forward progression!


"Preservation of our waterways comes from those with little voices, big paddles, strong backs, weak minds and thick hides with which to ignore the bug bites." Organizer of "The Wabakimi Project"