When I clicked on "POST" , I got the constant refreshing again....did not have that problem yesterday (from within the corel.com forum page)

Edward Thurston:

 

 

Got the NNTP set up and all is visable (thank you Gérand)...nice'n clean on my Outlook Express...BUT....I can't reply or post from it. I get the following error message.

 

"Posting is not allowed to the newsgroup 'coreldraw_graphics_suite_product_family.coreldraw_graphicd_suite_X3'. Please remove ''coreldraw_graphics_suite_product_family.coreldraw_graphicd_suite_X3' from your newsgroups line."

 

Also, when I click on the link (to the actual message on the coreldraw.com page), or, the link on my "email notification of response"...the Forums page "just about" opens and then constantly refreshes (I thought that this problem was unique to me but I see that at least one other has the same problem)

 

NB: How does one post an attachment, screen / file pix etc. The "Help" page says I need permission....from who ? and how does one get it? (no info given) 

 

m page)

 

 

I am looking into this and will let you know as soon as it works.

Gérard
 

Hello again,

I just posted this message using outlook Express. When you get the error
message, just say OK and post it anyway. I am looking into the reason behind
the error message, but it the mean-time, you can still post messages using
an NNTP client.

Grard

Edward,
I get the same constant refresh problem any time I try to go directly to
a post bypassing the full thread structure tree. Doesn't matter if I'm
using Mozilla or IE. Both do it. So far I haven't had the problem of
posting from the newsgroup using Mozilla's newsreader, but I do get the
refresh problem after posting from the web forum.
This message is being sent via Mozilla's NNTP.
Val P.

Edward Thurston wrote:
>
>
> Got the NNTP set up and all is visable (thank you Gérand)...nice'n
> clean on my Outlook Express...BUT....I can't reply or post from it. I
> get the following error message.
>
> "Posting is not allowed to the newsgroup
> 'coreldraw_graphics_suite_product_family.coreldraw_graphicd_suite_X3'.
> Please remove
> ''coreldraw_graphics_suite_product_family.coreldraw_graphicd_suite_X3'
> from your newsgroups line."
>
> Also, when I click on the link (to the actual message on the
> coreldraw.com page), or, the link on my "email notification of
> response"...the Forums page "just about" opens and then constantly
> refreshes (I thought that this problem was unique to me but I see that
> at least one other has the same problem)
>
> NB: How does one post an attachment, screen / file pix etc. The "Help"
> page says I need permission....from who ? and how does one get it? (no
> info given)
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Edward Thurston
> web:
> http://groups.msn.com/HSMPHOTOSportsPhotography
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> http://coreldraw.com/forums/p/268/651.aspx#651
>

<Gerard Metrailler> wrote in message news:665@coreldraw.com...

Hello again,

I just posted this message using outlook Express. When you get the error
message, just say OK and post it anyway. I am looking into the reason behind
the error message, but it the mean-time, you can still post messages using
an NNTP client.

Grard

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http://coreldraw.com/forums/p/268/665.aspx#665

<Edward Thurston> wrote in message news:688@coreldraw.com...

Hello Gérand,

 

Will do ( this reply from Outlook Express, clicking "ok" after the error message.)

--
Edward Thurston
web:
http://groups.msn.com/HSMPHOTOSportsPhotography

<Gerard Metrailler> wrote in message news:665@coreldraw.com...

Hello again,

I just posted this message using outlook Express. When you get the error
message, just say OK and post it anyway. I am looking into the reason behind
the error message, but it the mean-time, you can still post messages using
an NNTP client.

Grard

---

http://coreldraw.com/forums/p/268/665.aspx#665

---

Edward Thurston
web:
http://groups.msn.com/HSMPHOTOSportsPhotography

---

http://coreldraw.com/forums/p/268/688.aspx#688

<Val P.> wrote in message news:676@coreldraw.com...

Edward,
I get the same constant refresh problem any time I try to go directly to
a post bypassing the full thread structure tree. Doesn't matter if I'm
using Mozilla or IE. Both do it. So far I haven't had the problem of
posting from the newsgroup using Mozilla's newsreader, but I do get the
refresh problem after posting from the web forum.
This message is being sent via Mozilla's NNTP.
Val P.

Edward Thurston wrote:
>
>
> Got the NNTP set up and all is visable (thank you Gérand)...nice'n
> clean on my Outlook Express...BUT....I can't reply or post from it. I
> get the following error message.
>
> "Posting is not allowed to the newsgroup
> 'coreldraw_graphics_suite_product_family.coreldraw_graphicd_suite_X3'.
> Please remove
> ''coreldraw_graphics_suite_product_family.coreldraw_graphicd_suite_X3'
> from your newsgroups line."
>
> Also, when I click on the link (to the actual message on the
> coreldraw.com page), or, the link on my "email notification of
> response"...the Forums page "just about" opens and then constantly
> refreshes (I thought that this problem was unique to me but I see that
> at least one other has the same problem)
>
> NB: How does one post an attachment, screen / file pix etc. The "Help"
> page says I need permission....from who ? and how does one get it? (no
> info given)
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Edward Thurston
> web:
> http://groups.msn.com/HSMPHOTOSportsPhotography
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> http://coreldraw.com/forums/p/268/651.aspx#651
>

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http://www.lvsonline.com

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http://coreldraw.com/forums/p/268/676.aspx#676

<Edward Thurston> wrote in message news:688@coreldraw.com...

Hello Gérand,

 

Will do ( this reply from Outlook Express, clicking "ok" after the error message.)

--
Edward Thurston
web:
http://groups.msn.com/HSMPHOTOSportsPhotography

<Gerard Metrailler> wrote in message news:665@coreldraw.com...

Hello again,

I just posted this message using outlook Express. When you get the error
message, just say OK and post it anyway. I am looking into the reason behind
the error message, but it the mean-time, you can still post messages using
an NNTP client.

Grard

---

http://coreldraw.com/forums/p/268/665.aspx#665

---

Edward Thurston
web:
http://groups.msn.com/HSMPHOTOSportsPhotography

---

http://coreldraw.com/forums/p/268/688.aspx#688

Hello Gérard,

Ok, strange thing happened. After I sent the message (clicking "ok") I've been unable to reply or create a post from Outlook Express (tried 4 times over 20 minutes).

 Another thing...really strange. Although the accent....and misspelling of your name.....shows up here "correctly", my OE newsgroup reader shows it like this: GÀ@rand.

Don't ya just love computers !

The OE newsgroup reader does not like your name Gérard. Here is what it looks like when viewing my reply to Val (compare it to the reply shown here in the corelDRAW forum. You will see that it has changed yet again)

 Helo Val.

Hello all,

I am looking in the NNTP issues (accents and Outlook Express error message)... over the next few days, this service won't be available all the time, and I'll post back in this thread once it works.

Regarding the refresh issue, please make sure that you have Javascript and cookies (from this site) turned on. Can you also try to clear your browser cache. I haven't been able to reproduce this problem yet, but I'll continue investigating. Here are a few things I would appreciate if you could try (one at a time please so that you can tell me which one solved the problem, if any):

• Can you also try to change your content editor in your profile to use "Plain Text" instead of Standard or Enhanced?
• Please also try to disable the " Enable Post Mouse-Over Popup" option in your profile if it is enabled?
• Can you try to disable the "Enable Collapsing Panels" option in the profile?
• Have you changed the Forum Post Default View setting from "Flat View" to "Threaded View"?

I am continuing the investigation on my side. Once we get this solved, I'll update the help to get all the details there for everyone.

Gérard
 

Thanks for working on this! Flat view was the only thing that helped and
that's really not an option for me. I'd appreciate your continued
efforts. Specifics below:

OK
Clearing Cache does not help.
Cookies were set on Default. Changing them to always accept cookies from
this site did NOT help.
Plain text setting does not help.
Enable Post Mouse-Over Popup has been disabled all along.
Disabling the "Enable Collapsing Panels" does not work.
Yes, I was using Threaded View. Changing to Flat View DOES work. (I
really prefer a threaded view if you can get that working, though.
Otherwise I'll only be working from NNTP and not from the web. My mind
has never been able to handle a flat view forum. I know. I'm handicapped
that way.)

Thanks!
Val P.

gmetrail wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I am looking in the NNTP issues (accents and Outlook Express error
> message)... over the next few days, this service won't be available all
> the time, and I'll post back in this thread once it works.
>
> Regarding the refresh issue, please make sure that you have Javascript
> and cookies (from this site) turned on. Can you also try to clear your
> browser cache. I haven't been able to reproduce this problem yet, but
> I'll continue investigating. Here are a few things I would appreciate if
> you could try (one at a time please so that you can tell me which one
> solved the problem, if any):
>
> * Can you also try to change your content editor in your profile to
> use "Plain Text" instead of Standard or Enhanced?
> * Please also try to disable the " Enable Post Mouse-Over Popup"
> option in your profile if it is enabled?
> * Can you try to disable the "Enable Collapsing Panels" option in
> the profile?
> * Have you changed the Forum Post Default View setting from "Flat
> View" to "Threaded View"?
>
> I am continuing the investigation on my side. Once we get this solved,
> I'll update the help to get all the details there for everyone.
>
> Gérard
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> http://coreldraw.com/forums/p/268/707.aspx#707
>

Hello Boss, Tried all suggestions...no difference.