Site bug reports

[oss]

yeah, you are right! thanks for reporting this, I will try to correct this ASAP!

[ixquic]

I'm getting comments for the subs I uploaded by mail but I don't see them on the webpage, even when I'm logged in. I even disabled AdblockPlus (now my eyes hurt ) -- nothing.
I don't think it has to do with the caching issue because the whole #discussion section is missing, including the input for new comment.

[oss]

yes, I had to disabled that. I am thinking I should put last posts on main page from blog...
http://blog.opensubtitles.org/

[ixquic]

Ah, OK. You could just add a placeholder to the subtitles page "comments will be back soon" so people know.

The problem is, I'm getting those comments by mail but can't reply to them because the poster doesn't show up as a registered member. But if it's just temporary, well they'll have to wait.

For comments from members, could you add a link to their profile to the notification mail so I can reply via PM?

[oss]

I use same template for comments for subs/members. PM is not implemented, it is always visible to others

Also I know what you mean, it is one click more, for now, I dont code that, sorry...

[TZOTZIOY]

The new commenting system (the one that greys the whole page and pops up a pseudo-dialog in the middle of the page) has issues at least on my Firefox 2.0.0.6 with non-ASCII comments, while with the previous system I hadn't any trouble with any Unicode character.

e.g. check the comment in http://www.opensubtitles.org/en/subtitl ... contact-gr

edit: the email I received (new comment notification) came through ok, no question marks or illegible text.

[oss]

Thanks a lot for this, I will check that and try to correct. I have same issue in opera too, it is quite funny.

Ok, it wanst hard, so here it comes:
- fixed in less than 1 minute
- table column was in latin, and not in utf8
- you can write that comment again in http://www.opensubtitles.org/en/subtitl ... contact-gr
- you get comments correct to mail, because I send what user send, and not what was stored in db (obviously)

Ok, thank you again, I need exactly these kind of feedbacks.

[ixquic]

I'm suddenly unable to log in through the web interface. When I submit the login form, I don't get an error message but I'm still not logged in. Reload doesn't help.

It's only the web form on the main page - forum login and subdownloader login work, also when I follow a web link from subdownloader I remain logged in.

I've tested IE, Firefox, Safari and Opera, so I guess it's not a browser issue. Server-side caching?

[oss]

thanks for report. I change login code a little bit, so "remember me" should work on more than one computer, but it seems it doesnt work yet

but login should be working now...at least in my opera

[ixquic]

Login works again, thanks for the quick fix!

Yes, "remember me" often didn't work for me on Firefox, even though I enabled cookies for the domain.

[oss]

it works now for sure. But I am not sure, if it works on 2 different PCs or browsers...

[The_RedBurn]

Hi,

Could you remove the "no-store" part of the http headers sent by the site (not on the forum, only on the main domain) ?
Internet Explorer doesn't take care of it if the page isn't served via https, but Firefox does and it prevents it from keeping it even in memory, so there's no fast back and forward (with the arrow buttons of the toolbar), Firefox downloads the pages each time, which is slower and increase the server load.
Additionally, because of a Firefox bug, the scroll position isn't remembered.

The entity can be removed by adding

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header("Cache-Control: no-cache, must-revalidate, post-check=0, pre-check=0");

in the php script, before any output.