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Erratic Smilies

Started by T5-Andy, Jun 07 2010 11:27

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#1 T5-Andy

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Posted 07 June 2010 - 11:27

Over the last few days, when clicking on a smilie, instead of appearing where the cursor is, they appear apparently randomly, either at the start of the text, start of a line of text or even within the text. if I click a 2nd time another smilie appears where I wanted it, is anyone else experiencing this problem? :blink:

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#2 PEAKUNDER

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Posted 07 June 2010 - 12:38

Nope.

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#3 Sir Drivealot

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Posted 07 June 2010 - 12:48

What Browser are you using?

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#4 T5-Andy

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Posted 07 June 2010 - 19:33

Microsoft Internet explorer (both at work and home)

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#5 Urban Tiger

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Posted 23 June 2010 - 09:32

I'm also having this problem - both on firefox at work and IE8 at home.

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#6 Engineer

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Posted 23 June 2010 - 17:07

I've come to the conclusion that http://www.invisionp...products/board/ has its limitations when compared to other options when it comes down to reliable speeds and responce rates, not knocking anybody just an observation since T5D5 started, but I'm no expert on site options its just what I've noticed on all the sites I visit whatever the server

Edited by Engineer, 23 June 2010 - 17:07 .

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#7 V70Ben

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Posted 23 June 2010 - 23:22

Engineer, on 23 June 2010 - 17:07 , said:

I've come to the conclusion that http://www.invisionp...products/board/ has its limitations when compared to other options when it comes down to reliable speeds and responce rates, not knocking anybody just an observation since T5D5 started, but I'm no expert on site options its just what I've noticed on all the sites I visit whatever the server

They all have their limitations Gary.

Problem is, everybody expects everything to be silly lightening quick all the time (almost like a commercial ITV or SKY site) - It can be, but it costs (REALLY costs)... Personally, given that here has a pretty consistent 40-50 members (guests or otherwise) on almost every evening, my page load times aren't particularly excessive.

Whats your "accurate" page load time from clicking the forum page details?

On all the sites?.... Are you really sure you aren't the cause? :lol:

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#8 Engineer

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Posted 24 June 2010 - 16:38

V70Ben, on 23 June 2010 - 23:22 , said:

They all have their limitations Gary.

Problem is, everybody expects everything to be silly lightening quick all the time (almost like a commercial ITV or SKY site) - It can be, but it costs (REALLY costs)... Personally, given that here has a pretty consistent 40-50 members (guests or otherwise) on almost every evening, my page load times aren't particularly excessive.

Whats your "accurate" page load time from clicking the forum page details?

On all the sites?.... Are you really sure you aren't the cause? :lol:

Cheers Ben :lol:

seriously I do appreciate the reply mate and obviously get your point, I'm just comparing some average punter (no tech speeds logged) response rates from say PH, VOC, VPCUK and a few other car forums and over time it always seems that our based type ones play up more such as Volvospeed for instance with hanging between pages.

Having said that it's fine at the moment maybe its my Virgin?
Although its the same at work to be honest

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