I'm trying to edit my profile page, but I can't. I log in on the page and I don't have the option to do so. Every other page seems to be fine like the Game Resources pages, but in my profile page I don't have the option to edit but just to log in, but I already logged in.
I believe you need editor rights, which you don't.
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jlun2 wrote:
Kurabupengin wrote:
I'm trying to edit my profile page, but I can't. I log in on the page and I don't have the option to do so. Every other page seems to be fine like the Game Resources pages, but in my profile page I don't have the option to edit but just to log in, but I already logged in.
I believe you need editor rights, which you don't.
You don't need editor rights to edit your own homepage, which I'm pretty sure is what he's talking about.
Incidentally, he did successfully edit his homepage about an hour after he made the above post.
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What's up with the workbench? I see there's a new post by arandomgameTASer from the forum index, but I see no thread in workbench which has had a post since 3 days ago
I see there's a new post by arandomgameTASer from the forum index, but I see no thread in workbench which has had a post since 3 days ago
That post was in the DOS Jill of the Jungle Thread while it was in the workbench, but it has now been published (and so moved to the published movies subforum). I suppose ideally the forum would be able to recognise this, but it isn't technically wrong.
Not so much a bug, but in the Gens section of the encoding guide there's a step that could be added for Sega CD games.
Options > General > Show Sega-CD LED
If this option is ticked (which on 11b it is by default, I haven't tested other versions) there are two small markings in the bottom left hand side of the video dumped. If this is something not wanted, maybe add a step to the guide to mention toggling it off if you're doing a Sega CD game dump.
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thecoreyburton wrote:
Not so much a bug, but in the Gens section of the encoding guide there's a step that could be added for Sega CD games.
Options > General > Show Sega-CD LED
If this option is ticked (which on 11b it is by default, I haven't tested other versions) there are two small markings in the bottom left hand side of the video dumped. If this is something not wanted, maybe add a step to the guide to mention toggling it off if you're doing a Sega CD game dump.
Don't have a SegaCD game to test right now, can you post a couple of images showing this thing?
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Are they present on console?
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I added the note to the Gens section of the EncodingGuide. Thanks, thecoreyburton for the report, and Anty-Lemon for console-verifying the correct behavior.
ul.tabbernav li {
display: inline-block; /* was inline */
}
Why? Open http://tasvideos.org/Bizhawk/LuaFunctions.html in a browser window with narrow width. In my case, I decided to leave that reference page open in a second monitor, which is in portrait mode (800x1280 resolution). Before that CSS change, there is horizontal scrolling at the tabs. With that change, there is no need to scroll anymore.
Hey all,
I was recently trying to pull the list of all the videos that were in the Moons tier, and I ran into the same issue on two different browsers (Firefox and Chrome)
I've uploaded some screenshots of the issue to imgur
http://imgur.com/AS9ca58,GhxDWPw,Zbp8YA4#0
You'll notice that at the bottom of each image, it outputs the error, but the second memory value changes between tries.
Hey all,
I was recently trying to pull the list of all the videos that were in the Moons tier, and I ran into the same issue on two different browsers (Firefox and Chrome)
I've uploaded some screenshots of the issue to imgur
http://imgur.com/AS9ca58,GhxDWPw,Zbp8YA4#0
You'll notice that at the bottom of each image, it outputs the error, but the second memory value changes between tries.
That's an (internally) known issue (kind of). It only used to happen in certain cases when handling a large amount of videos, but this is more prominent and urgent. We'll try to get this fixed.
Edit: At the moment the best workaround is to play with the filter settings a bit.
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The list of all Moons is a pretty large list, and the site cannot handle displaying that many publications at once.
You'll have to work around it somehow by applying more filters to your search, to limit the number of publications you get at once.
It would be nice I guess to have some sort of pagination system for publications, but the site coders tend to be busy with all sorts of other things so it probably will take quite a while before something like that would happen.
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Honestly, I wouldn't consider it such a big issue if not for the fact that you can very easily reach that page from the homepage (via Movies > By Tier > Moons).
I'm not sure what a pagination system is, but I would think that a very reasonable solution would be to have a few lines of code that pull the number of movies that match the given filter, and if the number exceeds some threshold value, without populating the list to the user, the site would be populated with some message saying "Number of movies that match desired filter exceeds the limit. Please add more filters." or something similar.
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Massive upgrade performed today. Please bear with us as we work out the remaining bugs.
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Sorry, forgot to mention that as part of the major update, DiscoRico's reported bug has been fixed.
CrazyTerabyte, I also put in the CSS change you requested. Please force refresh and confirm the fix.
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Looks fine to me:
Ensure you properly reloaded the page.
If it's still not working, see if there's a second copy of that CSS elsewhere.
Edit: I checked Chrome too:
My Chrome view looks different than yours, and is graying out that CSS for some reason, but I don't see any page errors.
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Ensure you properly reloaded the page.
If it's still not working, see if there's a second copy of that CSS elsewhere.
Edit: I checked Chrome too:
My Chrome view looks different than yours, and is graying out that CSS for some reason, but I don't see any page errors.
F5 button can't remove the error lines.
