SOFTWARE UPDATE: New photo gallery, photo uploader, and mobile skin, April 24, 2018!
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We have requested re-adding start date. It's been a long time, we realize. Thank you for your patience.
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@ThermionicScott I looked into this problem with tech and tested it on different accounts and on my own device and it worked. What device and browser are you using to look at the site?
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@ThermionicScott - I see what you mean on the mobile view. My apologies. Let me get to the bottom of this with tech.
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Thanks for taking a look @IBRyan!
I'm using Chrome on my desktop PC, and my mobile browser is Safari (iPhone 6 with iOS 11.4), if that helps.
I'm using Chrome on my desktop PC, and my mobile browser is Safari (iPhone 6 with iOS 11.4), if that helps.
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@ThermionicScott of course! I apologize for this delay, there are many places we are looking into for the cause. Thank you for your patience!
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Now the breadcrumbs and post buttons aren't working unless you allow cloudfare.com scripts to run. Why?
They are wrapped in javascript (why, I have no idea).
Your devs are loading up waaaaay too many 3rd party script libraries (bikeforums, google, cloudfare, schema.org, and a dozen others).
Put senior devs on the job. Clean up the codebase. More isn't better. It's a mess right now. This is a relatively simple website that has way to much going on. Adding more is simply one more thing that can (and will, eventually) break.
They are wrapped in javascript (why, I have no idea).
Your devs are loading up waaaaay too many 3rd party script libraries (bikeforums, google, cloudfare, schema.org, and a dozen others).
Put senior devs on the job. Clean up the codebase. More isn't better. It's a mess right now. This is a relatively simple website that has way to much going on. Adding more is simply one more thing that can (and will, eventually) break.
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Answers that a dev team should never say to users:
- "It should work."
- "It works for me."
- "it works on my particular browser under my particular (privileged) account."
- "It should work."
- "It works for me."
- "it works on my particular browser under my particular (privileged) account."
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Cloudflare.com? Que what?
Okay, I see, but who do you think hosts this site?
Okay, I see, but who do you think hosts this site?
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Now the breadcrumbs and post buttons aren't working unless you allow cloudfare.com scripts to run. Why?
They are wrapped in javascript (why, I have no idea).
Your devs are loading up waaaaay too many 3rd party script libraries (bikeforums, google, cloudfare, schema.org, and a dozen others).
Put senior devs on the job. Clean up the codebase. More isn't better. It's a mess right now. This is a relatively simple website that has way to much going on. Adding more is simply one more thing that can (and will, eventually) break.
They are wrapped in javascript (why, I have no idea).
Your devs are loading up waaaaay too many 3rd party script libraries (bikeforums, google, cloudfare, schema.org, and a dozen others).
Put senior devs on the job. Clean up the codebase. More isn't better. It's a mess right now. This is a relatively simple website that has way to much going on. Adding more is simply one more thing that can (and will, eventually) break.
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@carleton it seems that you may have a plugin that asks you to approve which scripts are allowed to run. These scripts are part of making sure the page is running optimally and efficiently.
My comment is about the unnecessary use of such scripts.
The site is in fact not running optimally and efficiently (IMHO). I did before this painful update, though.
If the architecture of this site was done correctly using basic MVC principles, reverting the frontend shouldn’t be an issue. But, it seems like y’all are all-in with this full Leroy Jenkins.
This site can be better. Much better. Don’t let the devs tell you they are doing their best. They are not.
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Why don't you apply to work for IB/vBS, Carlton? Seems like the only other option you have is to run for president, and that's completely futile.
Just sayin'
Infiltration.
Just sayin'
Infiltration.
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They were not interested.
Oh well. I’ll continue to make my informed observations from a distance and hope they hear something useful.