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#13 2007-09-15 17:14:29

artagesw
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Re: Where are posters' user names?

Perhaps, but see the second post in this thread. It seems to have embedded a screenshot using the same syntax I used.

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#14 2007-09-15 20:59:46

els
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Re: Where are posters' user names?

artagesw wrote:

Why doesn’t the above Textile code work here?

If I recall correctly new users don’t have the same permissions (e.g. posting images) as the ones that have been around for a while.
At first I thought not being able to see usernames was part of that, but that doesn’t make much sense to me… and if you can see them in other browsers it must be something else.
Usernames on this forum are in <dt> tags, maybe you can test if Camino has a problem with those in other situations?

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#15 2007-09-15 21:27:52

Gocom
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Re: Where are posters' user names?

redbot wrote:

Hey eta! theese are greek letters not latin ;)

Oops, so they are :D My bad :)

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#16 2007-09-16 00:49:19

phiw13
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Re: Where are posters' user names?

artagesw wrote:

I don’t even know what usercontent.css is. So, if it is some sort of custom css file, I wouldn’t have modified it.

OK….
1. userContent.css is a user css file (can be used e.g. to tweek some display of webpage)
2. What version of Camino are you using – latest release is 1.5.1 ?
Do you have any add ons or input managers installed ?

Els wrote

Usernames on this forum are in <dt> tags, maybe you can test if Camino has a problem with those in other situations?

Camino has absolutely no problems displaying the Textpattern forums (or any other forum for the matter, except when some brain dead developers decide to do some browser detection and only check for ‘firefox’).
Camino uses the same version of Gecko (the rendering engine) as Firefox 2.0.0.x.


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#17 2007-09-16 01:03:42

artagesw
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Re: Where are posters' user names?

What version of Camino are you using – latest release is 1.5.1 ?

1.5

Do you have any add ons or input managers installed ?

No, I have not customized it in any way.

Camino has absolutely no problems displaying the Textpattern forums (or any other forum for the matter, except when some brain dead developers decide to do some browser detection and only check for ‘firefox’).

Camino displays other PunBB forums for me without any problem (eg. TextDrive’s forum).

Camino uses the same version of Gecko (the rendering engine) as Firefox 2.0.0.x.

Yes, I am aware of that.

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#18 2007-09-17 16:31:07

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Re: Where are posters' user names?

I have the same problem in Firefox, so it’s not a Camino issue, but maybe something with Gecko?

It only happens when logged in — when I log out I can see the usernames again.

Tried deleting cookies, changing the theme…

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#19 2007-09-17 18:34:06

artagesw
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Re: Where are posters' user names?

milkshake wrote:

I have the same problem in Firefox, so it’s not a Camino issue, but maybe something with Gecko? It only happens when logged in — when I log out I can see the usernames again.

Interesting. I have confirmed this as well. When I log out, the user names appear. However, I do not see this behavior in Firefox.

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#20 2007-09-18 06:03:35

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Re: Where are posters' user names?

are the names visible in the source code when you logged in?


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#21 2007-09-24 16:18:16

els
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Re: Where are posters' user names?

There are definitely more users who experience this, besides artagesw and milkshake, so maybe someone wants to investigate this a bit more? Mary?

Last edited by els (2007-09-24 22:37:44)

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#22 2007-10-01 04:55:22

Mary
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Re: Where are posters' user names?

Hmm. If you are logged out or haven’t been around long, user’s names are no longer linked to their profiles.

Is JavaScript interfering (disable JavaScript – does the problem still exist?) or this purely a markup/styling problem?

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#23 2007-10-01 20:38:00

artagesw
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Re: Where are posters' user names?

I don’t think it is Javascript-related. I disabled it with no effect.

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#24 2007-10-01 20:58:08

Gocom
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Re: Where are posters' user names?

I think it’s php-related, because the names won’t be shown even in the source code.

If you are logged out or haven’t been around long, user’s names are no longer linked to their profiles.

Maybe there is the bug – at some kind of cookie conditional, or with userlevel conditional. But because it won’t show up with every user, I would ques that it comes with the cookie-based PHP conditional. Supose, its’ a single, simple & stypid typo in the code. Or maybe that function should be removed, because cookies won’t work for everybody as excepted.

Cheers!

Last edited by Gocom (2007-10-01 21:00:17)

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