I get this message a lot when attempting searches. Am I doing something wrong?
Any images posted in the last couple days all show zero views to me.
Many attached images for the past few months have a "image.jpeg" filename. This makes it pretty annoying for people like me who like to collect images from launches. I think it is probable that the forum software is renaming them, as this was very uncommon until recently.
Hmm... as of this morning, various functions, like clicking "Like" on a post or clicking the "Mark Read" button in a forum, automatically returns me to the main Forums page.That's sort of disruptive, to get tossed back to the main Forum page just because you clicked "Like" on a post. I can find my way back to the thread, but it's an annoyance that I can't imagine is intended behavior.
Quote from: the_other_Doug on 03/18/2016 02:38 pmHmm... as of this morning, various functions, like clicking "Like" on a post or clicking the "Mark Read" button in a forum, automatically returns me to the main Forums page.That's sort of disruptive, to get tossed back to the main Forum page just because you clicked "Like" on a post. I can find my way back to the thread, but it's an annoyance that I can't imagine is intended behavior.It appears Mark has now fixed this. Can you confirm from your end?
Ok, so that's not a site issue. That's to do with a member who only used the filename "image" in their photo uploads, which is probably because the source has used that filename. The forum software has nothing to do with the filename of the uploaded attachment.
Try it again now ;) (It was a setting for all).You may need to refresh.
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