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I am still unable to use the Next Newest/Oldest Topic functions. Will this be repaired?
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I am still unable to use this function. [This message has been edited by Gianni (edited February 24, 2006).]
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Mahalo All,
We're stilll working the kinks out of these.
Much Love, Shawn
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Thanks Shawn. I was wondering if the problem had been
considered solved since we can now post
replies. I thought the problem might have been solved
since I clicked on Next Newest this morning
and was correctly brought to the no more new
topics screen. I also notice, as I write this note, that I am unable
to use the right/left/up/down cursor keys. Thanks again
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This function still doesn't work. Gianni
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I rarely log on here anymore, because using "Next Newest/Oldest Topic" is about the only way for me to move around. My only alternative is to go back to the list of forums, and select Spring Forest Qigong again. I hope you get this fixed, and will check back once a week or so.
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quote:
Originally posted by Anita:
I rarely log on here anymore, because using "Next Newest/Oldest Topic" is about the only way for me to move around. My only alternative is to go back to the list of forums, and select Spring Forest Qigong again.I hope you get this fixed, and will check back once a week or so.
I have also stopped regularly reading the forums
because of this problem. Gianni
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Yes, this has been a challanging thing to fix with our move to the new site. We've got people working on it. Thank you for being patient. Much Love, Shawn
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Shawn, Thanks for replying and assuring me
that someone is looking at it. Gianni
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I've got a work around that might help until this gets fixed. When you pull up the window with all the active links right click the link and select open a new window. This will leave the original window / list while you view the thread. You can post and when done just close that window and select the next thread from the first window. It beats waiting for it to reload each time. Alex
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