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Ok then...
- Which browser version are you using?
- Do you get the greasebob animation displaying in the lower-right?
- As best you can remember, when did things stop working for you?
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2.0.0.13.
No, I miss Bob.
About a month ago. Unfortunately, I was too busy to look into it I can't say what happened exactly. I do believe it happened after I updated the browser and some addons.
I'll disable all addons and see if that fixes it. It's just interesting that the java site works and the normal one doesn't.
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Don't forget to re-enable Greasemonkey after you disable the rest of the add-ons. If that fixes it, start re-enabling addons until you find the one that triggers the problem - then move that one above / below GM in the list and see if that makes a difference.
I agree, it's more than a little strange that it'd work here and not there. If anything, i'd have expected it to be broken here...!
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Well, yeah, there was no way I'd disable Greasemonkey and still expect it to work. 
Unfortunately, that didn't do it. What did you mean by move above/below GM? Can addons be rearranged to start in a particular order? Not that it helps.
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FF3b5 has a breaking change in the globalStorage system. I've put in code to handle it, but if you want your settings to be preserved you'll need to load the script at least once prior to upgrading.
If you're not using the FF3 betas then this won't affect you. Have a nice day...
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Not sure if the preview's yours or built in, but it ain't working consistently for me. It freezes every other time almost.
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Should be working now. Well, maybe. Assuming it was my problem, that is... 
But who is the king of all of these folks?
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...presumably it isn't "sticky" though, and that's why we can reply. I suppose we shouldn't filter out Admin threads with replies...
But who is the king of all of these folks?
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Shog9 wrote: I suppose we shouldn't filter out Admin threads with replies
Why not? Admin messages always come from Chris... 
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...should now work.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
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Oh, goody...
FWIW, i'm impressed by how well email notifications have been working for direct replies. I use GMail IMAP, and usually get notified of a new reply within seconds of it being posted. Pretty slick...
But who is the king of all of these folks?
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Speaking of gmail and IMAP.. does the IMAP setup work better than POP? My girlfriend's POP-setup is behaving weird, as old messages aren't removed from the gmail server as instructed. Might be a bug in Thundbird - I haven't bothered to check it out yet.
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POP works well enough, but you need to pay attention to how you have it configured in GMail - there are (if i recall) three different options for what to do with messages once they've been downloaded.
IMAP adds a lot - first off, you can delete messages locally and they get deleted on the server. You can manage folders, read/unread states, and use multiple clients without confusing everything. Also, it's faster (usually).
But who is the king of all of these folks?
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I've been using Gmail's IMAP feature and I like it a lot better than the POP service they offer. Much snappier.
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So I implemented a nice little "Show the CPhog users" feature. As with all the rest of my features, there's no functionality to turn it off and I don't care if you dislike it. 
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Ha! Nice.
I've been using a little bookmarklet to highlight CPhog posts... the little greaseBob is much better. 
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How can we see that?
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D'oh. I thought that that was a new icon for some people. Didn't move the mouse over it to see. 
Very nice. 
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Bassam Abdul-Baki wrote: Very nice.
Yeah...it's pretty slick isn't it?
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Michael Dunn, second thread from bottom, has two posts in a row with and without the icon. 
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On occasion, while we're doing development, we cause things to break for some people. I'm sure Mike had a good reason for not using CPhog to post that particular post. 
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Ahhh, I thought it detects CPhog Users not CPhog Posts. Therefore, the tooltip is incorrect. 
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Does this give all CPhog users or only CPhog trunk users? Should you now differentiate between trunks and non-trunks?
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Bassam Abdul-Baki wrote: Does this give all CPhog users or only CPhog trunk users?
Only trunk users see it for right now. But everybody who uses any version of CPhog will show up with the icon next to their name. And no...I'm not going to differentiate between trunk and non-trunk.
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