Why can't I post on rw??

Halodude108 · **Posted:** December 1st, 2011, 3:55 pm

Whenever I try to post on RuneWire, i get this error, or some similar error:

Something Went Wrong

Something went wrong with your post. Try again.

Does anyone know why/how to fix this?

Adbot · **Posted:** December 1st, 2011, 3:55 pm

Shane · **Posted:** December 1st, 2011, 5:43 pm

What url are you trying to access? I was just at www.rsbandb.com/runewire and it was fine.

Give me a bit more information please.

Halodude108 · **Posted:** December 1st, 2011, 6:02 pm

Shane wrote:

What url are you trying to access? I was just at http://www.rsbandb.com/runewire and it was fine.

Give me a bit more information please.

Yeah, sorry... Uhm, on http://www.rsbandb.com/runewire, there is the box to post whatever.. And when I try to post in there, i get that other error that i posted up there ^... or this one I just got :

Something Went Wrong

Could not complete your request. Invalid token.

Not sure what it means, and has been happening a few days now...

Also on a slightly related note, has Runewire been updated to link to a new page such as : http://www.rsbandb.com/runewire/replies/182233 whenever you click on the comments on a particular post? If so, this is slightly annoying, however I am sure you had good reason for it.

To try to remedy my problems, I have deleted browsing history, and other than that I am at a lost... Thanks.

-Halo

Shane · **Posted:** December 1st, 2011, 6:08 pm

That update happened in June. Do you have Javascript turned on? Easy way to test is to click the "add media" or "add map" button in the post box.

I suggest you turn Javascript on if it's off, it's a much better experience.

Edit: It looks like it's doing that for some reason if Javascript is off, so yours probably is. Since that's not the main version that most people use don't expect a fix until tomorrow or sometime this weekend.

Halodude108 · **Posted:** December 1st, 2011, 6:20 pm

Shane wrote:

That update happened in June. Do you have Javascript turned on? Easy way to test is to click the "add media" or "add map" button in the post box.

I suggest you turn Javascript on if it's off, it's a much better experience.

Edit: It looks like it's doing that for some reason if Javascript is off, so yours probably is. Since that's not the main version that most people use don't expect a fix until tomorrow or sometime this weekend.

Hmm.. ok. How can I turn on Javascript? I can add a map, but not a image/video..

Also, what did you mean by:

Shane wrote:

Since that's not the main version that most people use don't expect a fix until tomorrow or sometime this weekend.

?

Killjoy · **Posted:** December 1st, 2011, 7:16 pm

Halodude108 wrote:

Shane wrote:

Also, what did you mean by:

Shane wrote:

Since that's not the main version that most people use don't expect a fix until tomorrow or sometime this weekend.

?

Most people use the site with JavaScript turned on. Its messes up when it is off. He will work on a fix but that is not high on the priority list because most people don't use it with it turned off.

Adbot · **Posted:** December 1st, 2011, 7:16 pm

Halodude108 · **Posted:** December 1st, 2011, 7:43 pm

Quote:

Most people use the site with JavaScript turned on. Its messes up when it is off. He will work on a fix but that is not high on the priority list because most people don't use it with it turned off.

Oh ok... how can I turn it on? then he wont have to fix it

Mike · **Posted:** December 1st, 2011, 7:59 pm

You appear to be using IE9, so the directions for that browser would be:

Go into internet options
Click on security tab
Click "Custom Level…" button
Scroll down to almost the very bottom
Under "Scripting", enable "Active Scripting"
Click Ok/Apply on any subsequent dialogs

Over 99% of people have javascript enabled, it being under "Security" is nothing you should be worried about.

Halodude108 · **Posted:** December 2nd, 2011, 4:26 pm

Mike wrote:

You appear to be using IE9, so the directions for that browser would be:

Go into internet options
Click on security tab
Click "Custom Level…" button
Scroll down to almost the very bottom
Under "Scripting", enable "Active Scripting"
Click Ok/Apply on any subsequent dialogs

Over 99% of people have javascript enabled, it being under "Security" is nothing you should be worried about.

I checked that, and "Active Scripting" was enabled, and yes, I am using I.E. 9... if I make a RuneWire post here in a few, either A) IE9 has fixed its self, or B) I have moved on to Chrome.. :\ either way, I cant deduce the problem...

Quote:

@Shane,

I don't think this is a problem with RW... I mean, don't get me wrong, it may well be. But I think it has somethign to do with my internet... I am going to Firefox to see if that changes anything..

-Halo

P.S.- I would use chrome, but everytime I am not moving my mouse on it, the mouse dissapears... Does any1 know why?

Thanks again.

Quote:

Also, not sure if this applies, but I cannot click on stuff like the "Stumble" button on stubleupon, the "Save authorization details for 6 months"(on the personalized rs toolbar) or any other buttons of the sort.. not sure why.. If you can help me with this, I would be grateful.