Ajax processes message

[Liz]

I tried disabling them all as well and I left them all off while I tested to see if the Ajax messages were still coming up. It made absolutely no difference, the error messages were still there, so I've enabled all the plugins again

[Rosefriend]

I am also getting the JS Error pop up as well intermittently..

RF

[VS Admin]

Apr 7, 2013 7:24:01 GMT -8 Rosefriend said:

I am trying to get the browsers that people are using  and will post later. I have just been informed by one member that she has no smilies in normal reply...no idea if this is part and parcel of the problem as the Dropdown smilie from Todge was discussed?

RF

EDIT: OK the smilie situation is ok again...

Browsers up to now are Chrome and Firefox...

I see you have the Smilie Dropdown plugin from Todge enabled which can cause this problem. You should disable that plugin for now until he comes out with an update.

Also, since you have so many plugins, try disabling them all. Then browse the forum for a while (don't want for users to tell you there is a problem, sometimes people report the problem after the fact even though the problem is gone because of plugins being disabled).

I have tested this extensively on many forums, and with plugins disabled I am not seeing this issue at all. I'll keep trying, though.

[Rosefriend]

Apr 7, 2013 11:00:17 GMT -8 VS Admin said:

Apr 7, 2013 7:24:01 GMT -8 Rosefriend said:

I am trying to get the browsers that people are using  and will post later. I have just been informed by one member that she has no smilies in normal reply...no idea if this is part and parcel of the problem as the Dropdown smilie from Todge was discussed?

RF

EDIT: OK the smilie situation is ok again...

Browsers up to now are Chrome and Firefox...

I see you have the Smilie Dropdown plugin from Todge enabled which can cause this problem. You should disable that plugin for now until he comes out with an update.

Also, since you have so many plugins, try disabling them all. Then browse the forum for a while (don't want for users to tell you there is a problem, sometimes people report the problem after the fact even though the problem is gone because of plugins being disabled).

I have tested this extensively on many forums, and with plugins disabled I am not seeing this issue at all. I'll keep trying, though.

I can certianly disable the Smilie Dropdown from Todge but maybe you haven't seen my other posts...I have already gone through all of this with CheatAreZee and we came up with Eton's code that was causing the message on our forum..

Have you seen it VS Admin ??

support.proboards.com/post/5250982/thread

and earlier on this thread

support.proboards.com/post/5252200/thread

Let me know what you want me to do Patrick, as I have already done it all as you can see..

RF

[VS Admin]

Apr 7, 2013 9:23:03 GMT -8 Liz said:

I tried disabling them all as well and I left them all off while I tested to see if the Ajax messages were still coming up. It made absolutely no difference, the error messages were still there, so I've enabled all the plugins again

Okay, I spent a lot of time figuring out the problem on your forum. I'm fairly certain it is this code causing your problem (in your global footer):

<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
// Force refresh on pagination..

function forceRefresh()
{
var pag = document.getElementsByTagName('li');
for(p=0; p<pag.length; p++)
{
if(pag[p].className.match(/pagination/))
{
var pLink = pag[p].getElementsByTagName('a')[0];
pLink.onclick = function(){document.location = this.href;}
}
}
return;
}

if(location.href.match(/\/(thread|recent)/))
{
if (window.addEventListener)
{
window.addEventListener('load', forceRefresh, false);
}
else if(window.attachEvent)
{
window.attachEvent('onload', forceRefresh);
}
}
// -->
</script>

You really should not use this code, for two reasons:

1) By using a code like this you are making your users have a slower browsing experience on your forum, and you can cause these AJAX error problems.
2) The user is attempting to load the pages from threads twice on your forum instead of once (once with an AJAX call when they click to the next page, then again when the page loads fully). This means you are generating extra requests to our server, so this code is prohibited by our TOS.

I've removed this code from your global footer.

[VS Admin]

Apr 7, 2013 11:09:50 GMT -8 Rosefriend said:

Apr 7, 2013 11:00:17 GMT -8 VS Admin said:

I see you have the Smilie Dropdown plugin from Todge enabled which can cause this problem. You should disable that plugin for now until he comes out with an update.

Also, since you have so many plugins, try disabling them all. Then browse the forum for a while (don't want for users to tell you there is a problem, sometimes people report the problem after the fact even though the problem is gone because of plugins being disabled).

I have tested this extensively on many forums, and with plugins disabled I am not seeing this issue at all. I'll keep trying, though.

I can certianly disable the Smilie Dropdown from Todge but maybe you haven't seen my other posts...I have already gone through all of this with CheatAreZee and we came up with Eton's code that was causing the message on our forum..

Have you seen it VS Admin ??

support.proboards.com/post/5250982/thread

and earlier on this thread

support.proboards.com/post/5252200/thread

Let me know what you want me to do Patrick, as I have already done it all as you can see..

RF

You could have more than one plugin that has a problem. We already know for a fact that Todge's plugin can also cause the error you said about on the posting page. Please disable that one as well, then try the forum out more. If you still have a problem, please post specifically what error you are getting, on what page it happens, etc. Be sure to keep any plugins disabled that we know are not functioning correct (both smile dropdown and eton's code you mentioned)

[Rosefriend]

Apr 7, 2013 11:22:40 GMT -8 VS Admin said:

Apr 7, 2013 11:09:50 GMT -8 Rosefriend said:

I can certianly disable the Smilie Dropdown from Todge but maybe you haven't seen my other posts...I have already gone through all of this with CheatAreZee and we came up with Eton's code that was causing the message on our forum..

Have you seen it VS Admin ??

support.proboards.com/post/5250982/thread

and earlier on this thread

support.proboards.com/post/5252200/thread

Let me know what you want me to do Patrick, as I have already done it all as you can see..

RF

You could have more than one plugin that has a problem. We already know for a fact that Todge's plugin can also cause the error you said about on the posting page. Please disable that one as well, then try the forum out more. If you still have a problem, please post specifically what error you are getting, on what page it happens, etc. Be sure to keep any plugins disabled that we know are not functioning correct (both smile dropdown and eton's code you mentioned)

OK VS Admin - I am taking all plugins off....because of the time difference I will leave them all off until tomorrow and report then..

RF

EDIT: VS Admin - all 7 plugins are off - I will start adding them back tomorrow..

[Liz]

Mine are all disabled as well which is not ideal because my Affiliates Table plugin is one of them

I'm on European time so I'll leave them all off until tomorrow

Edit to say: This time, now they are all turned off, the Error Message has gone, so I'll go and turn them back on one by one and see wht happens

[temperateporcine]

I disabled all plugins last night, I now believe the ajax error has ceased, I think todays reported errors were retrospective.
I also think this error manifested itself in different ways on different browsers as most other problems have cleared from my forum. 
I'll add my plugins back one at a time leaving Todges smiley dropdown for an updated version.
How many smileys can be added to the bog standard smiley list?

[Liz]

I disabled all my plugins and then enabled them one by one leaving Todge's Awards System Version 2.1.71 until last.

I had no error messages until I enabled Todge's plugin again, so that is definitely what's been causing the Ajax errors on my forum. I'll leave it disabled until Todge comes up with a fix.

[VS Admin]

Apr 7, 2013 12:10:33 GMT -8 temperateporcine said:

I disabled all plugins last night, I now believe the ajax error has ceased, I think todays reported errors were retrospective.
I also think this error manifested itself in different ways on different browsers as most other problems have cleared from my forum. 
I'll add my plugins back one at a time leaving Todges smiley dropdown for an updated version.
How many smileys can be added to the bog standard smiley list?

I believe you can put 100 smiles in by default.

[temperateporcine]

Apr 7, 2013 12:28:42 GMT -8 VS Admin said:

I believe you can put 100 smiles in by default.

Thanks Patrick, that's quite a lot, it'd keep the smileyholics going for a while.

[stevecureboi]

Sorry Patrick, but I have a totally empty footer & still have this issue.
Todge's plugin is not the root cause at all.
We have disabled it & still have the problem.
The soundcloud plugin isn't causing it either.
This has been manifesting itself over the last 3 days only.
I have a few unhappy members now.

[VS Admin]

Apr 7, 2013 13:23:58 GMT -8 stevecureboi said:

Sorry Patrick, but I have a totally empty footer & still have this issue.
Todge's plugin is not the root cause at all.
We have disabled it & still have the problem.
The soundcloud plugin isn't causing it either.
This has been manifesting itself over the last 3 days only.
I have a few unhappy members now.

Can you give some more specific details on your problem.

1) What is your forum URL?

2) What exactly happens (post a screenshot please)?

3) When does it specifically happen? When creating a post? When clicking from page to page? When exactly?

[stevecureboi]

url is thecurecommunity.freeforums.net/forum

Screenshots in an earlier post here

It happens when creating a post. It's random & I've had people on it most of the day.
Still no luck with a root cause