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wdmagic
- 17th October 2015, 00:58
I am using Firefox, most recent version. I have also disabled firewall, ad-blockers and such. however my pages never show the option for inserting items into a post. there are no - pictures, indents, italics, code, etc.... also, even when I type and add carriage returns, they don't show up after posting. it just crams everything together. Any Ideas? the smiley's and post icons do show up though.

Archangel
- 17th October 2015, 03:07
check your "no-script" while on the forum to be sure there is not an untrusted script there. I checked your profile and all seems normal there. We are going through some changes under the hood to make spammers go elsewhere, notice you are a senior member now.

wdmagic
- 17th October 2015, 03:25
OK I'm lost, where do I find that option? Ive looked in Firefox but don't see anything about scripts

Archangel
- 17th October 2015, 03:31
IF you have NoScript installed you "should" have an icon for it, you might find it hidden until you open "customize" by right clicking the top of firefox. I find frequently noscript stops some java from working. In fact I had to whitelist this forum so as to be able to minimize chat and the sidebar.

wdmagic
- 17th October 2015, 03:42
nope I don't have that, this was a fresh install of Firefox. I just tried IE also, does same thing. and IE always used to work :(

lester
- 17th October 2015, 04:04
I can confirm that Nothing that is "going on under the hood" would cause this issue.
Before making that statement I took the precaution of logging in using the profile of user wdmagic, i'm running Firefox 41.0.1 and i expierienced no such issues.
The probelms must be local to the browser that you are currently using.

Archangel
- 17th October 2015, 10:31
My Apologies Lester, seems a little knowledge is still dangerous. I use Firefox 20.1 without any issues, & still lean toward Adblock or some similar add on, or his server has a blocking script maybe. Perhaps Java is disabled?

lester
- 17th October 2015, 10:49
No problem. Its very difficult to diagnose issues at the remote end. You are probably correct, a script blocker or other such "protection mechanism" is probably to blame.

Charlie
- 17th October 2015, 23:15
It appears that if you don't post for a while, you get the "please join" nag screen. I don't have anything of value to add to addressing your problem, but this seemed an appropriate thread to use to help with my problem, by posting.

wdmagic
- 18th October 2015, 04:13
yea, i noticed that login nag screen even after making a couple of posts. I'm using firefox 41 also. I have a firewall but I disabled that, I also have a IP monitor, and I've turned that off as well? ive tried firefox and IE and both do it. I have also tried it on my phone and tablet (android) same issues. however I may have found the issue. I am traveling right now and use the internet sharing from my phone hotspot. I do know that my provider blocks some websites, so its quite possible their blocking that part of this one. I've noticed that some of the java and scripts are hosted by other sites. But I wont be able to confirm this for a couple more weeks till I get home again.

andywpg
- 18th October 2015, 16:01
Yeah, I'm getting the nag screen as well. I have AdBlocker plus and using Firefox 41.0.2

lester
- 18th October 2015, 16:21
Are you still seeing the nag screen?

If yes

EXACTLY what does it say??

mark_s
- 18th October 2015, 16:32
Hi,
This is what I am seeing in a highlighted blue box



Hi, we are pleased to see that you are using our forum.



We'd like you to become a member of our community. Membership is FREE, please REGISTER and view our forums without these annoying reminders!



Once registered you may post on the forums, download from the file areas and use the WIKI without interruption.



REGISTER NOW

lester
- 18th October 2015, 16:53
Can you confirm:

Are you still seeing the nag screen?

Did you log out , clear cookies and log back into the forum?

mark_s
- 18th October 2015, 17:49
I still see it. I never logged out or cleared cookies. At the main screen it shows I am logged in. The nag screen appears when I click to view a thread.

I am using win7 64bit, Internet Explorer and webroot

Charlie
- 19th October 2015, 01:37
I also see the nag screen with Chrome. I launched Internet Explorer 11, which had never been on the site (so no cookies) logged in, an still see the screen.
Lester, I tried to respond to your PM but it would not let me do that. I'll try to attach a screenshot...
8070

Demon
- 19th October 2015, 15:01
Test post for login.

wdmagic
- 20th October 2015, 03:46
hey demon, long time no see! :) also still seeing that login ad hehe

Demon
- 21st October 2015, 02:15
Hi. I'm around, usually to clean up spam.

Lester's been working on fixing the problem. Do you still see nag screens?

Pista1
- 21st October 2015, 10:53
Hello Gurus:
I received the same annoying message to join but now it disappeared. This disappearance must have been some action done by someone else because I did not do anything. Thank you for whoever helped.
Steven

Archangel
- 21st October 2015, 20:33
Lester turned the nag screens off, for now . . .

wdmagic
- 23rd October 2015, 01:14
ok its confirmed, its not my pc's or the website that causes my page not to load fully.
It is my internet connection from verizon wireless. I had to sign up for a VPN so that it would bypass their filters :(
but its working, I can see all my options for posting now. just something I'll have to do when I am on the road.

HenrikOlsson
- 23rd October 2015, 08:16
Lester turned the nag screens off, for now . . .
And turned it on again - it seems, because it just popped up in my face. Before I was logged in though, which I guess is its inteneded purpose. But I don't understand the purpose of intrusive stuff like that, it would make me NOT want to subscribe because it gives me the feeling I'd get more pop-up ads and stuff.

Just my personal opinion of course.

/Henrik.

lester
- 23rd October 2015, 10:28
No, i didn't turn it back on.

I'll look into what happening..... its proving a little difficult to pin down. This stuff was implemented lat at night many years back.

I agree, the nag screen need to go.

lester
- 23rd October 2015, 10:32
OK, i think i found the issue, I suspect that the nag screen prompting unregistered users to sign up - will no longer appear now.

Demon
- 23rd October 2015, 16:27
I logged off and roamed without nag screens. I even downloaded one of Darrel's files without nagging.

Robert

lester
- 23rd October 2015, 18:57
Yep, we are a very open community at present. We just don't like spammers ;-)