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#76385 1-Feb-2011 22:09

MF, if I edit an existing post on a thread that has gone onto the second page, when I save and then I get taken back to the first post on the first page.

Is this by design, or just a GZ feature :)

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#433977 1-Feb-2011 22:10

This was fixed ages ago, but something happened... I will check later.

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#434212 2-Feb-2011 12:13

This is fixed now.

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#434460 2-Feb-2011 20:16

freitasm: This is fixed now.

Nice one... I'll give it a go :)

Yep... Working perfectly. Cheers MF!

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#435255 4-Feb-2011 11:56

I'm now not able to edit at all. I get the editor and can enter changes, but they don't seem to get saved. Just noticed it in this thread.

Edit: Testing..

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#435258 4-Feb-2011 12:00

Fixed. It was a small change this morning.

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#435259 4-Feb-2011 12:01

Excellent. Fast and efficient service as usual! :D

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#435264 4-Feb-2011 12:04

Notice a new YELLOW line that will let you (the owner) and moderators know when a post has been edited.

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#435283 4-Feb-2011 12:48

Great, that bug always annoys me as I often blast out a reply then compulsively edit it to fix mistakes (or tone down some sarcasim heh).

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