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[Reopened] Poems Factory: Page 2 not accessible
While we now appear to have more poems in Poems Factory than for one page, it shows that the older have been shifted to page 2.
When pressing this Page-2-icon, the same content of Page 1 is listed again, and once more when you press the page-1-icon again.
Thus, the older poems are unaccessible.
When pressing this Page-2-icon, the same content of Page 1 is listed again, and once more when you press the page-1-icon again.
Thus, the older poems are unaccessible.
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Permalink Reply by Sawubona Admin on -
Hi Carsten,
thank you for this advice. Now, the paging is working. -
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Permalink Reply by Carsten Trotzkowski on -
Ok now!
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Permalink Reply by Carsten Trotzkowski on
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I've been noticing for several days now that the problem is back for IE6 and IE7 - not for Firefox.
Behaviour: First try to page brings
"Uh-oh!
Sorry! This app has encountered a serious problem and can't continue. The problem has been noted for the developer to fix.
"
The second try on the page will succeed.
But: Same behaviour for the next try..... -
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