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Jul 29, 2003, 9:53 am
#1
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It appears that the site has wound its clock back to 5/1/03. Did something happen recently that got rid of all the new posts?
Jul 29, 2003, 1:08 pm
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Actually, what I'm seeing is that when I go to the homepage, I see the message boards as though today were 5/1/03. So the initial view would show messages from 5/1/03 and up to 5 days before that date.
What's weird, though, is if I click on the show topics up to 5 days old, it does the query, and redisplays the thread page, but with the correct dates. Also the font appears to change (gets smaller, possibly different font.)
But the first time I pull up the page, the site appears as though it were 5/1/03.
What's weird, though, is if I click on the show topics up to 5 days old, it does the query, and redisplays the thread page, but with the correct dates. Also the font appears to change (gets smaller, possibly different font.)
But the first time I pull up the page, the site appears as though it were 5/1/03.
Jul 30, 2003, 10:58 am
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Hmmm... Sounds like something is caching your FT display (at least initially) in order to display the forums as if today were 5/1.
Try clearing out your browser's cache and any temporary internet files and reloading the site. Hold down the shift key while you reload the site to force the browser to grab the latest version off our server.
Sorry about the problems; we haven't done anything to "roll back" the date to 5/1, and I can't seem to duplicate the error at this end.
Try clearing out your browser's cache and any temporary internet files and reloading the site. Hold down the shift key while you reload the site to force the browser to grab the latest version off our server.
Sorry about the problems; we haven't done anything to "roll back" the date to 5/1, and I can't seem to duplicate the error at this end.