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Sorry, I think I fixed that. :oops:
Let me know if it keeps happening.
I like the fact that you can use your Google or Facebook login, but if I switch over, does it lose my history of purchases, and posts?
Let me know specifically what you don't like and I can look into making adjustments. What I like about it is that the focus is more on the discussion, with the text simply displayed with only the users name and avatar. It's more of a Facebook style display, which so many people are accustomed to these days. The old format wasted a lot of space with redundant formatting. I think once you get used to it you'll appreciate the cleaner presentation, not to mention some of the other functionality.
Sorry, I fixed, that....let me know if it happens again.
See the little smiley face over on the the right hand corner of the text editor.
The main discussion page lists all the new posts. All you have to do is look on the main page of the forum: http://www.djangobooks.com/forum/
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Yes, the social network integration is one of the reasons I went with the software. I was getting an increasing stream of requests from people who wanted to login via facebook, google, etc.
Your forum account currently not linked to the store account. However, that one of the other reasons I also went with the software as it's much easier to implement single sign on. So later this month you will be able to login to both the store and the forum with just one password.
I've tested the facebook/google login and what I've found is that if you have an existing account in the forum, the facebook login won't link to that. You have to create a new account via facebook and once that's done you can sign in via any social network or just use the conventional login. I'll see if there's a way to link existing accounts to facebook, but so far I don't think it's possible.
Tell me about it! Haven't slept for two weeks! I-)
That is one of the nice features of this software, the latest posts are prominently displayed in chronological order right on the main page: http://www.djangobooks.com/forum/
With the old software you had to click on the "new posts" button or spend a lot of time scanning all the individual category headings to find the latest posts. Now they're front and center!
Could not find edit button on old post so I had to cart a new post to include this.
when I went to post I got:
Unknown column 'FirstCommentID' in 'field list'|Gdn_Database|Query|update GDN_Discussion `Discussion` set DateLastComment = :DateLastComment, FirstCommentID = :FirstCommentID, LastCommentID = :LastCommentID, CountComments = :CountComments where DiscussionID = :DiscussionID
Wim thanks I found the emotions on the right but not working.
Good Luck Michael
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pickitjohn
You just had this issue as of 9:35am? I have been testing with various accounts and everything seems to be working. Please try again.
Yes, now I see! When I first open a thread, I see the first post, and when I return later, I'm directed to the last. That's convenient! Probably controlled by cookies; it didn't work from the start, nor after I deleted the cookie. Or maybe I just misunderstood.