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Strange Error Message - Invalid Thread Specified?
Twice this morning when I've posted to the "next flyertalker to post..." thread I've gotten the following error message:
Invalid Thread specified. If you followed a valid link, please notify the webmaster My posts have still gone through. |
...and it just happened again when I posted to this forum...
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But it let you through when you tried again, right? Have you tried clearing out your browser's temporary internet files/cache and restarting your browser?
I'll check on the vBB forums to see if there's a bug report about it. |
I had this same problem several times yesterday.
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Originally Posted by amanuensis
I had this same problem several times yesterday.
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Originally Posted by dan at WebFlyer
But it let you through when you tried again, right? Have you tried clearing out your browser's temporary internet files/cache and restarting your browser?
I'll check on the vBB forums to see if there's a bug report about it. "let me through when you tried again" Hmmmm.... when it happens again I'll see what happens if I refresh. Like I said, the post still goes through, I just have to click through the menus to get back tot he forum/thread. It happens intermittently, and it does not appear to be tied to any specific fora. I'm thinking it could be because I had FT open in 2 windows. Could that have been causing a conflict of some kind? |
Originally Posted by empedocles
I'm thinking it could be because I had FT open in 2 windows. Could that have been causing a conflict of some kind?
I have a tech request in with vBB about it. It appears that your error message is turning out to be a fairly common one, as other vBB owners are mentioning it on their board. |
Sounds like a known bug then.
Haven't seen it happen since my last post here yesterday. Temporary gremlins. :D |
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