Hmm, I simply don't see the lines you posted in the output! I see this:

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  <td nowrap='nowrap' id='ed-0_options-bar' class="rte-option-panel" style='width:0px;' valign='top'></td>
  <td id='ed-0_spacer-bar' width='4px'>&nbsp;</td>
  <td nowrap='nowrap' style='width:100%;' id='ed-0_main-bar' class="rte-buttonbar" valign='top'>

var _options=document.getElementById(editor_id+'_options-bar');
...
_options.style.width='auto';_options.style.height='auto';_options.style.display='block';

Thank you for your effort. Now I'm getting the last post of a topic but with the date of the first post. This will probably cause that I still get only one notificaton per topic. I will see, if I get a notification for this post.

Edit: My assumption was correct. I did not get a notification for this post, the notification for the post above was the only one for this topic.

Quote from: Garf on 2009-01-29 06:51:33

Hmm, I simply don't see the lines you posted in the output! I see this:

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  <td nowrap='nowrap' id='ed-0_options-bar' class="rte-option-panel" style='width:0px;' valign='top'></td>
   <td id='ed-0_spacer-bar' width='4px'>&nbsp;</td>
   <td nowrap='nowrap' style='width:100%;' id='ed-0_main-bar' class="rte-buttonbar" valign='top'>

No, if I look at the page source in FF (Windows) or Chrome I see what you see; Firebug is showing me what is actually happening with the DOM.  It turns out that the style is actually applied to the DOM by the Javascript file "jscripts/ips_text_editor_func.js", which is a bitch to look at as it has been minified.  Somewhere in that one line of code there is:

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var _options=document.getElementById(editor_id+'_options-bar');
 ...
 _options.style.width='auto';_options.style.height='auto';_options.style.display='block';

This probably doesn't really help you.  I guess a post to IPB would be more prudent.

What about the Quick Edit mode I posted about yesterday? Is it just me or do others also have problems with the "Complete Edit" and the "Use Full Editor" buttons?

Quote from: fbuser on 2009-01-29 12:42:42

Thank you for your effort. Now I'm getting the last post of a topic but with the date of the first post. This will probably cause that I still get only one notificaton per topic. I will see, if I get a notification for this post.

Edit: My assumption was correct. I did not get a notification for this post, the notification for the post above was the only one for this topic.

I changed the RSS output so pubDate is now the last post. I think that should really fix it.

• if there arrives more than one post for a topic during the polling interval of my RSS reader, I will only get a notification for the last post. So to be absolutely sure I'm not missing anything, I have to open the RSS item, although the full post was sent
• In some few cases I get only the header of a post instead of the full post. Unfortunately I can't find any rule, when this happens.
• It is sometimes not easy to read a post with quotes with the RSS reader, because it is not always possible to identify where a quote ends. Here is an example how it looks like in the RSS reader:
  
  Quote

  QUOTE (Bruce-in-Philly @ Jan 28 2009, 05:01) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
  CD players, in particular my stupidly expensive Accuphase, are designed to reduce jitter while a PC is not. PCs don't care about jitter (as long as it is not massive) to pass the letter "A" or "4" through the system for display on your screen. Reconstruction of an analog wave is a totally different endeavor so your assumption that a PC produces a better signal is very inaccurate when it comes to jitter.
  You are right, a PC does not care whether a chunk of data that it writes to the audio hardware's buffer gets there a few milliseconds sooner or later - as long as it can keep that buffer sufficiently full. (If it can't, that will result in drop-outs, not in jitter.) The audio hardware then feeds that data into a DAC or a digital output, and whether/how much jitter is introduced there depends primarily on the quality of the clock it uses. Like with CD players, there are differences between cheap and expensive soundcards (or onboard audio hardware). If you examine the properties of individual components of your audio processing chain, please consider that a PC has several components as well, it is not a monolithic unit.

  Here the quote ends after "... when it comes to jitter."
• There is no author sent with a RSS item, so I have to open it, to see who wrote a post
• And a last one, which is not directly RSS related: Opening a RSS item uses for example the following link: http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....view=getnewpost. But the first time I open it I'm redirected to http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....mp;#entry609028. This does not lead me to the last post. Instead I'm directed to some posts above the last post. But opening the RSS item a second time redirects me to this link: http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....mp;#entry611882. This is now correctly the last post of a topic

Thanks again. Basically it is know working as expected. There are only a few glitches, which I didn't expect to be removed nor do I know if it's even possible, but I want to inform you about it:

• if there arrives more than one post for a topic during the polling interval of my RSS reader, I will only get a notification for the last post. So to be absolutely sure I'm not missing anything, I have to open the RSS item, although the full post was sent
• In some few cases I get only the header of a post instead of the full post. Unfortunately I can't find any rule, when this happens.
• It is sometimes not easy to read a post with quotes with the RSS reader, because it is not always possible to identify where a quote ends. Here is an example how it looks like in the RSS reader:
  
  Quote

  QUOTE (Bruce-in-Philly @ Jan 28 2009, 05:01) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
  CD players, in particular my stupidly expensive Accuphase, are designed to reduce jitter while a PC is not. PCs don't care about jitter (as long as it is not massive) to pass the letter "A" or "4" through the system for display on your screen. Reconstruction of an analog wave is a totally different endeavor so your assumption that a PC produces a better signal is very inaccurate when it comes to jitter.
  You are right, a PC does not care whether a chunk of data that it writes to the audio hardware's buffer gets there a few milliseconds sooner or later - as long as it can keep that buffer sufficiently full. (If it can't, that will result in drop-outs, not in jitter.) The audio hardware then feeds that data into a DAC or a digital output, and whether/how much jitter is introduced there depends primarily on the quality of the clock it uses. Like with CD players, there are differences between cheap and expensive soundcards (or onboard audio hardware). If you examine the properties of individual components of your audio processing chain, please consider that a PC has several components as well, it is not a monolithic unit.

  Here the quote ends after "... when it comes to jitter."
• There is no author sent with a RSS item, so I have to open it, to see who wrote a post
• And a last one, which is not directly RSS related: Opening a RSS item uses for example the following link: http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....view=getnewpost. But the first time I open it I'm redirected to http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....mp;#entry609028. This does not lead me to the last post. Instead I'm directed to some posts above the last post. But opening the RSS item a second time redirects me to this link: http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....mp;#entry611882. This is now correctly the last post of a topic

The logged-in cookie is timing out after a short time requiring the user to log back in.

Sorry to be a pest - but when I change PC's from which I am accessing the site (laptop to desktop) I seem to require to login again - is that normal behaviour?

Or has anyone noticed that the RSS feeds misses some posts?

• if there arrives more than one post for a topic during the polling interval of my RSS reader, I will only get a notification for the last post. So to be absolutely sure I'm not missing anything, I have to open the RSS item, although the full post was sent

I'm using the same PC's as before the switch and always have the "remember me" tick-box ticked.

It could be something to do with cookie refresh, I suppose.

It's still happening - *very* annoying.

I'm using the same two browsers that I was using before: IE and Firefox. No settings have been changed on my side.

if there arrives more than one post for a topic during the polling interval of my RSS reader, I will only get a notification for the last post. So to be absolutely sure I'm not missing anything, I have to open the RSS item, although the full post was sent

• Hydrogenaudio Server Switch
• MusicBee v0.2
• Recommended AC-3 encoder
• Create CoverSearch

• Hydrogenaudio Server Switch
• Recommended AC-3 encoder
• Create CoverSearch

Does the problem still exist now?