ConsumerWiki **Live** - Discussion

[PKea]

Cant see a logout button or its one of the errors

[dave]

Ok, bear with me - I have passed it to webmaster who integrated it with the forum software - it looks like an error to do with that.

[PKea]

Just tried to see if it was me and not the site.

Logged out of Forum, cleared all history, cookies, files etc

 

Still the same wehn i logged back in.

 

Paul

[dave]

I have done the same - and it STILL works here - very bizzarre - the only thing I can think of is that maybe the page got cached at your ISP at the moment that the webmaster was integrating the softare with the forum.

 

A long shot, I'll grant you!

 

Hopefully, he'll get back to me soon.

[PKea]

Could just be the 'super' network where I work that is causing the problems, but it was fine earlier when i first posted on the thread.

 

Has anyone else had problems besides me?

[dave]

No, but there are only about 4-5 people who have actually had a look yet - which is cool.

 

I was sort of hoping to put a little team together to help tidy and upload data - and then, when it's useful, open it up to the rest of the forum users.

 

It certainly looks like a server side error rather than client side to me.

[meagain]

That looks like a WORKSFORME here as well. Of course, now that there's a single sign-on I can't log in to the account I created on the wiki in the first place, but that'll be my fault mostly.

[WebMaster]

Hrmp. I had this error while I was making changes to the wiki earlier this afternoon - think it was around 1 or 2pm, but it cleared up once the changes were finished. By best guess at the moment is that you're seeing a cached page (may be cached by your ISP too, not just in your browser) - perhaps you first tried to access it

while I was making the changes?

 

You get this error when you browse to http://consumeractiongroup.co.uk/wiki/ ? Or is it when you click on a link in the wiki?

 

You could try http://bankactiongroup.co.uk/wiki/ ... it's the same page, but if the problem is due to caching, this URL won't have been cached

[dave]

That looks like a WORKSFORME here as well. Of course, now that there's a single sign-on I can't log in to the account I created on the wiki in the first place, but that'll be my fault mostly.

 

Yes, the only reason mine works is because I used the same username.

 

Have you had a look at the Quality Standards page discussion?

[meagain]

Not yet - will chime in soon enough though

[dave]

Excellent - I think you are our resident 'wiki' expert!

[PKea]

Hrmp. I had this error while I was making changes to the wiki earlier this afternoon - think it was around 1 or 2pm, but it cleared up once the changes were finished. By best guess at the moment is that you're seeing a cached page (may be cached by your ISP too, not just in your browser) - perhaps you first tried to access it

while I was making the changes?

 

You get this error when you browse to http://consumeractiongroup.co.uk/wiki/ ? Or is it when you click on a link in the wiki?

 

You could try http://bankactiongroup.co.uk/wiki/ ... it's the same page, but if the problem is due to caching, this URL won't have been cached

 

 

Morning All

 

Must be my ISP then, here at work

I get the error screen for both links though

 

Paul

[dave]

What about at home - did you try from there as well? (I'm assuming it's a different ISP)

[PKea]

What about at home - did you try from there as well? (I'm assuming it's a different ISP)

 

Due to the techincal experts! at SKY my broadband at home wont be back on till Wednesday (but thats another story).

 

I think my problems at the moment lie with the network/ISP here at work, so I dont think my problem will be in the majority.

 

Paul

[dave]

've just got the mods to test it and it all seems fine - they don't get the same error.

 

Bloody strange!

[PKea]

Maybe have a data input form for people to enter their litigation details, which can then link direct to a database, therefore tandarding/automating the process, rather than a Mod having to recieve PM with details from a user then sort the data.

This might work outside the Wiki as well

Any Thoughts?

[dave]

Yeah, I'd written that, but it would have gone the same way as the survey - it would end up full of rubbish - a LOT of people vandalise this site on a daily basis - a nuisance, but it's just the best way to keep the data 'real'.

[PKea]

Okey Dokey

 

Got my broadband back on at home and NO Problems with any of the Wiki.

Its must just be the crap network at work.

As a bonus my broadband has jumped upto 5me from 3meg

 

Paul

[dave]

Nice - always good.

[Kurt_Hamster]

A slight problem here.

 

As the wiki software translates "_" into " " it is not recognising my login and it's not recognising the URL Encoded "%5f" as a replacement either

[ja-de]

I'm having the same problem, for some reason its just not recognising my user name & password.

[dave]

Hmmmmm, probably the hyphen.

 

Can you try creating a new user in the wiki?

[Michael Browne]

Can you try creating a new user in the wiki?

I couldn't do this in the Wiki, had to register on CAG with a new user name first.

 

It's going to be a bit of a problem since there are quite a few users with spaces, hyphens or underscores in their current user names

[dave]

Bugger. That may have to be the workaround until I can get to upgrade the software (and hope that the upgrade fixes it!)/

[Dougal16T]

Dave,

 

I've got to say what a great idea this Wiki is.

 

At last all you need to sort out these people is in one place.

 

Congratulations on a great site and great service.....must have taken a lot of work and dedication, once all my matters are finalised I will be pleased to donate something to the fund!!

 

Kind regards

 

Howard (Dougal16T)