Site Problems Thread

You probably already tried this, but have you cleared your cache? Cached images sometimes do this for w/e reason

 

has anyone else been seeing sythe smilies as numbers?

it fixes itself by reloading but still p weird

 

I have! for ex. comes up as 8 sometimes

 

Yea same I saw that

 

Same here. Also @Jason I have the blurry ranks for some reason too something.

 

@Matthew I possible have found a glitch to bypass the Bump button timer. Or atleast I think I did. I clicked the Bump button in my 07GP Selling thread (on the main post). When it was bumped I figured I might aswell remove all my bumps from the thread so the thread would look cleaner. After that I saw my thread was no longer on top (neither on the first page), so I clicked the Bump button again - which worked. Maybe someone can try to reproduce it this way:

- Click the bump button
- Reply to your thread
- Remove the reply
- Click the bump button again

Maybe in a different order though, as you might not be able to reply to your thread once you clicked the bump button (so maybe the other way around)

 

Anyone else have this problem where the notifications on google chrome tab is cut off?

 

Sometimes when I use the IMG tag, it will show as that and not the image unless I got into the editor, and even then it wouldn't revert.

 

Rwmrswmrsrs2 > roary > r

 

This icon ← works, but if you try to click on any page you've used the arrow to get to, it just redirects to the home page

 

Not sure if it's a bug or a feature, but when I visit a thread that I once got notifications for and no longer do, if I visit that thread again it renews my follow on it and I start getting notifications again. For example the "Where Did [name here] Go?" thread. I'll NOT get notifications for it for like a week and then after I go and view it manually I'll start getting notifications for it again.

 

When someone enters a thread title with numbers only for example:

Code:

https://www.sythe.org/threads/828282/

It'll consider it as the thread ID, so whenever you reply to it the message will dissapear in the actual thread, but will be posted on the thread with that thread ID. In the actual (new) thread with the numbers we'll be unable to post/lock/move or anything else. Staff with permissions however can solve it by merging the thread together with another which has a normal title with text. Hopefully this can be resolved.

 

Could you elaborate? Are you trying to force a post to the thread ID instead of the true URL? When you try to access a thread using the ID, it prompts a redirect with the ID input to the parsed URL.

 

This thread: 828282
was known as

Code:

https://www.sythe.org/threads/828282/

before
I had @Pendulum create a new thread called "test" after which I merged with the "828282" thread and took the "test" title as the new title. It's hard to explain and I failed to reproduce it, but we have had this issue before. @RebornKings and @Chloe can confirm this as there was another time with the same issue happening.

 

@Wortel When you merge threads, you're provided an option for which thread is to be considered the original. Are you saying you tried to merge "828282" (Title: Unknown) and "2828340" (Title: "test") and it created a new thread "2828707" when you chose thread "828282" as the original? I have a feeling you forced the update/change on accident, but didn't realize it. I've not once seen this be an issue before when using the moderator action(s) as intended.

 

1: User creates thread named "828282"
2: The thread it's URL is:

Code:

https://www.sythe.org/threads/828282/

3: Moderators reply to the thread, but instead their response doesn't show up.
4: Their reply does show up here: [SWAP] Level 60 with 68 mining, 55 smithing [SWAP]
5: As you can see this is the thread ID of that thread: (You can also see a deleted post of mine there)

The post the user made in step 1 is basically a second thread of the thread in step 4. However the thread in step 1 can't be moved or can't be replied to.