Post upgrade discussion thread

[01001010]

There's a reason for that - unless there's some JS hooks going on (unlikely) it's not even trying to do anything! I actually hadn't noticed it before though, what's it meant to do?

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You need to register with Facebook in order to use that feature. It's supposed to bridge the two platforms.

http://www.vbulletin.com/docs/html/main/facebook_enable

 

[setishock]

If your email here and there are the same and the FB function is on and set up correctly, you can log in at FB and be logged on here. Or vice versa. It appears to me the feature is enabled but not set up yet.
You have to create an app at FB then it gives you a couple sets of "secret" numbers to put in the set up over here. That's from the admin side here. Then the member sets up thier account in thier usercp.
You can set it up also to let FB members bypass the normal sign up. Just a couple of items to deal with and you're signed up here. Spammers and trolls would love that.
To me it's just another useless dohickey VB added. I'd would have rather they added some more local features. But to be straight up, I'd rather they stop playing around and fix all the bugs and make work right what we have now.

 

[BRUTUS]

Just the color scheme.It seems dim and small fonts.
I like a dark background please.

 

[BK_123]

Are we going to get a chatbox or something??

 

[lhamil64]

I'm getting a somewhat weird bug. If I log in from the homepage (using the username/pass boxes at the top), it says I'm logged in but the boxes are still there when it redirects me. I just clicked this post and now it shows that I'm logged in. I'm using the latest build of Chromium It works fine in other browsers.

 

[setishock]

I'm having a discussion at CV with a couple of members about coding for non mainstream browsers and cell phones.
VB is coded out of the box for IE and FireFox. Some of the off the wall browsers won't render correctly and/or have problems with log in.
Coding for every little browser that comes down the pike is unrealistic.
However when CSS3 is the standard and all of the browsers out there make full use of it then it will be a totally different story. Then it wouldn't matter what flavor you use.

 

[01001010]

I'm getting a somewhat weird bug. If I log in from the homepage (using the username/pass boxes at the top), it says I'm logged in but the boxes are still there when it redirects me. I just clicked this post and now it shows that I'm logged in. I'm using the latest build of Chromium It works fine in other browsers.

Check the URL. Make sure it stays the same throughout the entire website.

So if you login with www.computerforums.org, make sure you come out with www.computerforums.org and not computerforums.org.

 

[Celegorm]

I'm getting a somewhat weird bug. If I log in from the homepage (using the username/pass boxes at the top), it says I'm logged in but the boxes are still there when it redirects me. I just clicked this post and now it shows that I'm logged in. I'm using the latest build of Chromium It works fine in other browsers.

What operating system are you running? I"m on Windows 7 Enterprise x64 on Chrome and have no issues with it.

 

[root]

I'd like to see the style sheet changed.

somewhere there is text-decoration:none.

that means we can't actually see hyper-links. I know that makes the page pretty and all, but I'd rather see the link and know where to click than have a pretty page.

 

[lhamil64]

What operating system are you running? I"m on Windows 7 Enterprise x64 on Chrome and have no issues with it.

I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit. It worked fine when I went to this thread first and then logged in. I'll try logging out and logging back in on the home page

EDIT:
Weird, it's working fine now.