ATTN: RXERS - Forum Upgrade (Edit-Complete)

wilheim · Dec 14, 2005

At 1:30AM EST Rx. Tech Support will do a website upgrade. This should take beteeen 45 minutes to an hour. Everyone will be logged out during the upgrade. In order to navigate the site correctly when you log back in you will need to clear temp files or cache due to the new wysiwyg editor version, if you dont clear temp files you will have problems posting. Cookies will not be affected.

I believe the upgrade will make Rx. Forums even easier to navigate.

Thanks, wil..

oldmanTED · Dec 14, 2005

Wil:

Do you mean clear temporary files under the "Tools" menu on the top of Internet Explorer? If so, then click on "Internet Options" followed by a click on "Delete Files". This is the only way I know how to delete temporary files. I don't even know where the cache is. Sorry for the questions. Just need a little guidance. Thank you.

wilheim · Dec 14, 2005

You got it right Ted. Jist clear your temp files like you said.

wil..

Santo · Dec 14, 2005

Has the new WYSIWYG been tested with Firefox? I remember the version 2 revisions ago had problems.

TTinCO · Dec 14, 2005

I'm not sure Santo, but I'll pass your question on to the Admins.

:toast:

Admin @ THERX.COM · Dec 15, 2005

Santo said:
Has the new WYSIWYG been tested with Firefox? I remember the version 2 revisions ago had problems.

It's been tested in another VB Forum and so far no problems,

Edgar
Admin @ TheRx.com

administrator · Dec 15, 2005

Hi,
just finished a big upgrade from Vbulletin 3.09 into version 3.52

If anyboby has problems trying to make a post please follow the instructions to clean your temporary internet files or cache and that will fix it.

Thx.

oldmanTED · Dec 15, 2005

Just testing to see if everything is working from my end. Didn't clear temporary files or cache, so let's see if this gets through.

Looks like everything went through alright. Nice new box on the edit feature.

TTinCO · Dec 15, 2005

Looks great!!! Didn't have to log back in or even clear my temp internet files.

Atta boy :103631605

jeffksu · Dec 15, 2005

test...test....test

administrator · Dec 15, 2005

All is looking good :103631605

Time for a nap ... ciao

HinesWard86 · Dec 15, 2005

testing, 1 2, 1 2

RobFunk · Dec 15, 2005

oldmanTED said:
Wil:

Do you mean clear temporary files under the "Tools" menu on the top of Internet Explorer? If so, then click on "Internet Options" followed by a click on "Delete Files". This is the only way I know how to delete temporary files. I don't even know where the cache is. Sorry for the questions. Just need a little guidance. Thank you.

test

WorldNumberOne · Dec 15, 2005

every time i go to reply to a thread , i get the java script error . and then my reply gets all pushed together . no spaces between comments . i cleared my cookies and temp files.

Dante · Dec 15, 2005

testing 5 6 7 8

administrator · Dec 15, 2005

World Number One said:
every time i go to reply to a thread , i get the java script error . and then my reply gets all pushed together . no spaces between comments . i cleared my cookies and temp files.

There is something thats been pulled from cache that belongs to the old version of the forum, please make sure to delete ALL cache / temporary internet files , that should fix it. After that, close and reopen the browser.
Hope it gets fixed.

G.MONEY · Dec 15, 2005

That did not work for me...I have to use IE and can not use aol, or i get the dam Java script error................:sad3:

Jarbo · Dec 15, 2005

TTinCO said:
Looks great!!! Didn't have to log back in or even clear my temp internet files.

Atta boy

DITTO!

administrator · Dec 15, 2005

G. MONEY said:
That did not work for me...I have to use IE and can not use aol, or i get the dam Java script error................:sad3:

If the error is about AJAX , it might mean your browser isnt currently supporting AJAX, ajax is the technology that interacts with php to provide all the newest "on the fly" features that the new forum version has.

I would recommend a browser upgrade , or switch from browser type. Ajax is starting to be a widely used technology on the web, its a little amazing if AOL browser is not fully supporting it. Firefox, mozilla, IE, Safari among other support it on their latest versions.

Hope gets solved.

charleslanger · Dec 16, 2005

This will help those having problems

click this to get CrapCleaner btw, in the Applications tab, there's also an option to clear the java cache....