Transition issues (just a place to report them)
- Thread starter FinalMax
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From our old forum we have a user named "Eight88" who is having difficulty logging in here. Refer here,
http://z14.invisionfree.com/The_Fanfiction_Forum/index.php?showtopic=15962&view=findpost&p=22079793
Can someone help him? Looks like a login issue.
-chronodekar
http://z14.invisionfree.com/The_Fanfiction_Forum/index.php?showtopic=15962&view=findpost&p=22079793
Can someone help him? Looks like a login issue.
-chronodekar
Because we've had several instances in the past where people deleted their content out of a hissy fit, or to change the frame of a discussion in a manner more advantageous to them. We've also had people delete their thread-starting post, which deletes hundreds or thousands of other people's posts and a lot of general content from TFF.
You could argue that Hawk never intended for this site to be an archive, but frankly, TFF as a whole has pretty handily always ignored that, and what Hawk wants anymore is irrelevant.
You could argue that Hawk never intended for this site to be an archive, but frankly, TFF as a whole has pretty handily always ignored that, and what Hawk wants anymore is irrelevant.
I've turned HTML in posts off- it was causing far more problems than it solved.
One possible solution is to use the myCode function to create a code for <a href>- unfortunately, the admin CP strips out <> tags, so I'm going to have to ask spork if there's a way around that.
If not, the next option is to temporarily take the forum down and run a search/replace on all of our posts to turn <>s into []s. And perhaps also any broken characters into fixed ones. That's a last resort though, as that kind of thing would positively pound the servers.
One possible solution is to use the myCode function to create a code for <a href>- unfortunately, the admin CP strips out <> tags, so I'm going to have to ask spork if there's a way around that.
If not, the next option is to temporarily take the forum down and run a search/replace on all of our posts to turn <>s into []s. And perhaps also any broken characters into fixed ones. That's a last resort though, as that kind of thing would positively pound the servers.