topic Re: Forum Replies Do Not Always Work in Get Support

Forum Replies Do Not Always Work

sm2016 — Tue, 04 Jan 2022 20:43:48 GMT

Hi All,

Wondering if others have this problem as well:

Often when I respond to a post, it will say that the posting is succesful. If I leave the screen and come back to it, my response does not show and I need to reply again. Usually the second time I reply it will go through.

There have been cases where I reply, and when I check back a couple days later, it shows that I never posted :S

Re: Forum Replies Do Not Always Work

NDesai — Tue, 25 Oct 2016 20:52:38 GMT

Nope, never happened to me. Sometimes it gives me red highlight error but i hit post again it goes through.

May be try clearing your browsers cookies and caches.

Re: Forum Replies Do Not Always Work

daredogg — Tue, 25 Oct 2016 20:54:51 GMT

I had that issue about two weeks ago. None of my messages would post. I ended up logging out, closing and opening my browser and logging in again, and it resolved the issue.

Re: Forum Replies Do Not Always Work

ute1978 — Tue, 25 Oct 2016 21:24:54 GMT

Oh, is it a glitch? Happened to me too a few minutes ago....

I thought my post got deleted by mods as I was a tiny little off topic.

Re: Forum Replies Do Not Always Work

stonechucker — Wed, 26 Oct 2016 00:25:57 GMT

You should notice if using the desktop browser anyway, when you click the post button, a page reload occurs, and you're taken back to the post you hit reply on. At the top or bottom of said post ( I don't remember which at this time) there will be a Sucess message with a link to your post in the thread.

*Sometimes*, another post in the thread maybe be moved to create a new thread. I am not sure, but I think this action may drag with it, any posted replies to said post.

i think this happened to me once. I know today, a post I was replying to was moved before I completed, and as a result, I was red text errored as the post was no longer available. I found the same post as a new thread, and then responded as I wanted to previously.

i hope this helps!