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erpadmin wrote: » Hmmm...on my Windows 7/IE 9 setup at home I can't see it. On my Windows XP/IE 8 setup at work, I can see it. I am using compatability mode in both instances.
TBRAYS wrote: » JDMurray, we need to get a Apple app for techexams, also is there a way we can get alerts sent to our personal email, if so, how?
wayliff wrote: » I like the new look! I do want to ask if someone is noticing performance degradation though...I've tried since yesterday PM several times and it is very slow compared to what it used to be. Good job!
Webmaster wrote: Also, in regards to a message I received about site performance, the new design is "not" slower than the old. It's actually faster partly because it uses divs/ul/il+css properly instead of the old table/tr/td html structure. However, the underlying system "is" a bit heavier on the server so actual site performance may be less. If it turns out to be really bad at peaks we'll definitely upgrade the server hardware as well but I think we'll be fine. It'll undergo some tuning later this week once we gathered enough usage info.
Most users ever online was 1,330, 09-15-2011 at 02:44 PM.
whatthehell wrote: » Just a quick heads up. Not too sure if someone mentioned this before, but when you reply to a thread, and go to "Thread tools", it still thinks you are not subscribed to the thread automatically. If you refresh the browser, it then updates as subscribed. Tried this in FF 6.0.2. Need me to try in other browsers? Or is this WAD?
Webmaster wrote: » I'm guessing this is after using the Post Quick Reply option, which operates as it does to allow users to post a reply without reloading basically the entire page (which happens when you use Go Advanced, which is like the old reply to thread). Same thing happens with for example your post count, if you use quick reply to reply to this your post count will not be directly update in the post above. It's inherit to the way php works combined with this quick reply option saving the server and the client from reloading the page.
SteveLord wrote: » Lately the forums have been a bit sluggish. Not always, but often enough. Anyone else notice this? I am on a 30Mb pipe and none of my other sites/forums are experiencing this.
rjs_essex wrote: » Is it just me or are none of the date/time stamps for posts appearing? Anyone else having this problem?... Only noticed it today - There is no info at the top of any post I look at tonight so I can't tell how old the posts are and if I should reply or not??... Richard
rjs_essex wrote: » I'm currently running Windows 7 Professional SP1 64Bit with IE V9.0.8112.16421
rjs_essex wrote: » Ah right... I didn't see that... I'm currently running Windows 7 Professional SP1 64Bit with IE V9.0.8112.16421 Just tried it in Firefox V6.0 and it is displaying the date/time stamps fine. Hope that helps!
hiddenknight821 wrote: » I just noticed the new changes to the Practice Exam. Maybe I overlooked it...
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