[Tech Guy]

DeereTalk will be closed for approximately one hour on Sunday 6/11/2011 .. whoops sorry, keep forgetting most of you are across the pond 11/6/2011

Running a forum code update before we move servers and settle into our new home complete with fantastic new design.

 

[Tech Guy]

Maintenance upgrade complete.
Please reply to this thread if you find any problems.

 

[Brian]

New post custom tractor icon not implements on forum home page.

Thanks Gary

 

[Tech Guy]

New post custom tractor icon not implements on forum home page.

Fixed :thumbup1gif:

 

[Kennyd]

2 Problems Noted:

1) Inserting a "table" does not work anymore. I use to be able to copy/past one into a thread and now I get this:

	Specification Weight 14.64 LBS 6.64 Kg Voltage 12.000 Standard Group U1 Cold Cranking Amps at 0 2) The cursor seems to always jump to the beginning of the text if you are quoting a thread. Seems you have to click two or three time to get it to where you want to start typing.

 

[Tech Guy]

Can you not add the table using the toolbar icon !?: -

Cell here	Cell here	Cell here	Cell here
Cell here	Cell here	Cell here	Cell here
Cell here	Cell here	Cell here	Cell here
Cell here	Cell here	Cell here	Cell here
Cell here	Cell here	Cell here	Cell here
Cell here	Cell here	Cell here	Cell here

From what are you copying the table.

 

[Brian]

[TR]

Specification
Weight	14.64 LBS 6.64 Kg
Voltage	12.000
Standard Group	U1

 

[Kennyd]

SERIAL NO. 700324- )

Cart	KEY	PART NO.	PART NAME	QTY	SERIAL NO.	REMARKS
	1	L34569	COUPLING	1
	2	L34575	SCREW	2
	3	R78202	CUSHION	1
	4	L34432	COUPLING	1
	5	R69919	SHAFT	1
	6	19H3239	CAP SCREW	2		3/8" X 1-1/4"
	7	19H2644	CAP SCREW	4		1/2" X 2-1/2"
	8	19H2633	CAP SCREW	1		3/8" X 1-1/2"
	9	12H304	LOCK WASHER	1		3/8"

 

[Kennyd]

It must have been the table I was trying to insert. I was able to get a different one into the previous post. Sorry for the alarm...I just ASSumed it was not working at all.

How about problem #2, is that happening to anybody else?

 

[Tech Guy]

How about problem #2, is that happening to anybody else?

Developer's are aware of the jumping cursor problem and are convinced they will have it cracked with vB version 4.1.10 :unknown::munch:

 

[eepete]

Well of course they are convinced that the next release will get it. It always will. And just like tomorrow, the next release never really happens today. For at the very moment that the Next Release becomes the Current Release, there is instantaneously a _new_ Next Release that is ready to save the day again (just not today)...

Tech guy, I've been in PHP, MySQL and Javascript land since early August. My head hurts. I don't recall seeing any of this when The Jetsons painted a picture of the future.

Pete

 

[Tech Guy]

In 2009, long-time developers Kier Darby, Mike Sullivan, Scott MacVicar and Jeremy Hutchings left the company and I believe they are struggling to find the quality and dedicated personnel they once had.
Quite a few of the large forums are changing their allegiance after numerous security problems with the coding.

One of their main problems is the amount of competition and requests for more and more enhancements to keep up with their competitors.
When I started using vBulletin, we used to have an upgrade perhaps every six months. We now seem to get one every month.

If you check vBulletin's bug tracker, it's a constantly moving animal and within 24hrs of a new release, the bug tracker has several pages of new bugs acknowledged.