Forum Ideas, Bugs and Requests

Great

I'd be telling porkies if I said I could tell you why the change email programming stopped working (or when). Sometimes I think computers do it on purpose, just for their own entertainment.

The Linksys WPC11 review has become outdated in the sense that since it was written, drivers have been written for Windows CE 2.x (it mentions that 'unfortunately Linksys never wrote drivers for CE 2.0 and CE 2.11, this card is very much for HPC2000/CE.net users).

Forum Ideas, Bugs and Requests
If you go an pickup a copy of Handheld PC magazine and look at an app review there I dare say it'll be out of date too. You wouldn't write to Thaddeus and request they rewrite that though.

If you think it's necessary write a new review.

I would actually rather leave the review as it is, and put a reminder somewhere, but it's not that bigger deal.

Actually, that's exactly why we open threads for members to comment on reviews once they're published here.

Yes, however the last post in the Linksys Wpc11 review thread is now over 6 months old.

Here's another minor issue with the forums; sometimes when I edit a post, it takes about 10-15 minutes for it to update itself. My latest example to this was when I edited a post to make a hyperlink how it should be (I didn't realise HTML wouldn't work) but unfortunately C:Amie butchered it instead about 5 minutes later (even though I had done it originally).

Edited by Paspie 2011-01-08 9:30 PM

"butchered it" - explain.

I've never seen the issue you describe. Try using refresh.

I have tried refresh. Maybe it's my web browser, I'll put up with it for now. I really meant 'corrected it'.

I have noticed many times that when posting or editing a post, that when I go to click "submit" that the screen just hangs and hangs and eventually times out.

Yet if I open the link from another tab, I see that it accepted the "submit" command just fine. I figured that somehow the return signal got lost or something...heck I don't know.

Other times I get the same symptom Paspie describes, it seems to take 5 minutes and then suddenly it shows up like it should...like it got lost temporarily out there in internet land before finding its way back to my computer. Refreshing never helps for me. The refresh hangs there as well.

But it isn't always, nor can I attribute it to any certain time of the day or anything....it is just a quirk that pops up occasionally...maybe once or twice a week. So I just marked it up to the server, where ever it is, was busy doing something else more important.

The very slow posting is the mail server being exeptionally slow to transmit email alert messages to subscribers, sadly there isn't anything that I can do about it as I control the web servers and Insurgent the mail.

Hey, it works fine 99.9% of the time, so I'm not complaining....

Could the notification e-mails be entered into an asynchronous queue?

Yes if I relocated the mail server to this side of the atlantic.

Is there really no way to send subscribers notification requests asynchronously?