At http://dcs.cemetech.net/index.php/DCSE:BasicLibs:DrawMap , the last two routines are starting with real(3,6), which should be real(3,8 ) and real(3,9)
I'm not sure if this is a bug, but if you download your own file it counts as a download... that's probably a bad idea...
I found a small typo in the FAQs: The page on BBCodes, paragraph "Creating Links" misses a space at
Typo wrote:
Additionally phpBB features something called Magic Linkswhich will turn any syntatically correct URL into a link without you needing to specify any tags or even the leading http://.
http://imgur.com/puTJRcG
As seen in the screenshot, SAX messed up the order of messages. It may be relevant to mention that two messages occured at the same time (seen in the screenshot too) but no only these two are messed up.
When refreshing the page it toggles between correct order and incorrect order every time without exceptions.
As seen in the screenshot, SAX messed up the order of messages. It may be relevant to mention that two messages occured at the same time (seen in the screenshot too) but no only these two are messed up.
When refreshing the page it toggles between correct order and incorrect order every time without exceptions.
Nik wrote:
I found a small typo in the FAQs: The page on BBCodes, paragraph "Creating Links" misses a space at
Sorted. Thank you for the bug report. About the SAX issue, I'm not sure what happened, but I'll look into it. Typo wrote:
Additionally phpBB features something called Magic Linkswhich will turn any syntatically correct URL into a link without you needing to specify any tags or even the leading http://.
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As you may see in the screenshots, a lot of the signatures in mobile template are cut off.
Note these are only a few examples, actually most signatures look like this.
Samsung Galaxy S III mini, Android OS 4.1.2, Chrome mobile browser 47.0.2526.83
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As you may see in the screenshots, a lot of the signatures in mobile template are cut off.
Note these are only a few examples, actually most signatures look like this.
Samsung Galaxy S III mini, Android OS 4.1.2, Chrome mobile browser 47.0.2526.83
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KermMartian
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- 11 Jan 2016 07:05:48 pm
- Last edited by KermMartian on 12 Jan 2016 01:11:27 am; edited 1 time in total
I'm aware that the DCS and Prizm wikis are currently offline. I'll repair it as soon as I have a chance.
Edit: The wiki errors have now been repaired; they were all the result of an overly broad .gitignore.
Edit: The wiki errors have now been repaired; they were all the result of an overly broad .gitignore.
That's intentional. Signatures are only about 300 pixels high. Our intent is to limit the signatures to put emphasis on the posts. Users need to update their signatures to fit the imposed height restriction.
I may have inadvertently tracked down the duplicate highlight bug that has plagued SAX since we upgraded to Cemetech 6.5.
Leave a tab open for a few hours. This tab was opened definitely more than 18 hours ago; if I go by the post time it may be closer to 21 hours old. Though such a wait may not be required. SAX would usually time out but I think the highlights keep persisting? Not sure but it happens pretty much right as soon as the highlight happens.
My theory? The highlight may be duplicated for each hour that passes? But there are 34 lines for each individual highlight notifications and the page I was on, the topic is not 34 hours old. So... How long until SAX times out due to inactivity? 30 minutes or so? Assuming the tab is 21 hours old, ~37 minute intervals would equal 34 lines for each highlight.
I didn't take a photo in time but I was highlighted last night by KermM at 20:54 local time and it only repeated once unlike these two highlights today which repeated 34 times.
Leave a tab open for a few hours. This tab was opened definitely more than 18 hours ago; if I go by the post time it may be closer to 21 hours old. Though such a wait may not be required. SAX would usually time out but I think the highlights keep persisting? Not sure but it happens pretty much right as soon as the highlight happens.
My theory? The highlight may be duplicated for each hour that passes? But there are 34 lines for each individual highlight notifications and the page I was on, the topic is not 34 hours old. So... How long until SAX times out due to inactivity? 30 minutes or so? Assuming the tab is 21 hours old, ~37 minute intervals would equal 34 lines for each highlight.
I didn't take a photo in time but I was highlighted last night by KermM at 20:54 local time and it only repeated once unlike these two highlights today which repeated 34 times.
Known issue. It starts duplicating messages when it loses connection to XMPP and reconnects. Haven't looked into it; reload the page to fix.
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Ah, I was under the impression that it wasn't known per Kerms response in IRC. Good to know though and I've always refreshed the page in the past. 👍
I think this qualifies as a little quirk rather than an actual bug, but the admin topics show up in the recent posts on the home page...
If this was intentional, it may be a little misleading 😕
If this was intentional, it may be a little misleading 😕
When loading the site on Safari 9.0.3 on OS X 10.11.3, Cemetech can be incredibly slow. It's only Cemetech. The site loads fine on Chrome (using now) and other web sites load normally in Safari, even while Cemetech is loading in a separate tab. Despite the page saying it was created/generated in 0.0256 seconds, it took well over 10 seconds before it physically loaded in my browser.
Here's the lower part of the timeline.
Don't know if it's relevant, but Kerm mentioned strophe.js, if it's of any importance that blue line is just be 1.16 seconds.
Here's the lower part of the timeline.
Don't know if it's relevant, but Kerm mentioned strophe.js, if it's of any importance that blue line is just be 1.16 seconds.
Sourcecoder does not warn if your file name is too long- this causes no download to occur when exported, which can be confusing for many users.
Also, NDEBUG is always disabled, which makes compiling very difficult.
Finally, there should be a separate image type for the +CE, using uint* instead of const color_t and const unsigned char.
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Also, under tools, SourceCoder is called "SourceCoder 3 Online TI-BASIC IDE", which I believe is inaccurate due to the other uses available.
Also, NDEBUG is always disabled, which makes compiling very difficult.
Finally, there should be a separate image type for the +CE, using uint* instead of const color_t and const unsigned char.
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Also, under tools, SourceCoder is called "SourceCoder 3 Online TI-BASIC IDE", which I believe is inaccurate due to the other uses available.
http://decbot.cemetech.net gives me Error 500 Internal Server Error
There's a little \n at the top here: https://www.cemetech.net/about/index.php
(I notice it on both Chrome and Firefox with Win10, though it should happen with any browser on any OS.)
(I notice it on both Chrome and Firefox with Win10, though it should happen with any browser on any OS.)
KingInfinity wrote:
Sourcecoder does not warn if your file name is too long- this causes no download to occur when exported, which can be confusing for many users.
Also, NDEBUG is always disabled, which makes compiling very difficult.
Finally, there should be a separate image type for the +CE, using uint* instead of const color_t and const unsigned char.
Edit
Also, under tools, SourceCoder is called "SourceCoder 3 Online TI-BASIC IDE", which I believe is inaccurate due to the other uses available.
All noted, thank you. The debug option is already toggleable, but the other suggestions are good ones.
Also, NDEBUG is always disabled, which makes compiling very difficult.
Finally, there should be a separate image type for the +CE, using uint* instead of const color_t and const unsigned char.
Edit
Also, under tools, SourceCoder is called "SourceCoder 3 Online TI-BASIC IDE", which I believe is inaccurate due to the other uses available.
PT_ wrote:
http://decbot.cemetech.net gives me Error 500 Internal Server Error
The reason behind this has been brought to the attention of the proper experts.
Hactar wrote:
There's a little \n at the top here: https://www.cemetech.net/about/index.php
(I notice it on both Chrome and Firefox with Win10, though it should happen with any browser on any OS.)
Fixed. Thanks for catching that. (I notice it on both Chrome and Firefox with Win10, though it should happen with any browser on any OS.)
When looking at the member list, you can't chat in SAX. It seems it's missing an HTML form tag.
Here is the code from the Memberlist:
Code:
Here is the code from a working page:
Code:
Here is the code from the Memberlist:
Code:
<div id="ajaxinputs">
<input type="text" class="saxinput" id="saxtalk" name="saxtalk">
<input type="submit" class="saxsubmit" name="submit" value="Say">
</div>>Here is the code from a working page:
Code:
<div id="ajaxinputs">
<form name="saxin" onsubmit="SAX.do_form_submit(event)" autocomplete="off">
<input type="text" class="saxinput" id="saxtalk" name="saxtalk">
<input type="submit" class="saxsubmit" name="submit" value="Say">
</form>
</div>
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