Is the "Ask a Question" broken in the desktop version again, or is it just me?
Tried to ask a question earlier and I couldn’t. Used two different browsers. Is it just me? Or are others having the same issue again too?
Switched over to the Mobile version, because I remembered last time this happened it only affected the Desktop site. Mobile works for me.
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It just worked for me. But the last time this bug cropped up, it only ever affected a few members at a time and went away after a few days. I’m also not sure we ever figured out exactly what was going on. (We might have figured it out. But if so, I don’t remember it.)
I see, thank you! I’ll just wait for it to mysteriously start working again, haha. :)
I just tried and it wouldn’t let me. Grrrr….
Well at least I’m not alone!
You can always type https://i.fluther.com and ask a question through the mobile version of the site.
Only my smartphone works for asking questions.
:( My link above doesn’t work for me either.
But if I type the full address in like that for myself, it works? At least for me.
Or like @RedDeerGuy1 said, a smart phone.
My smartphone doesn’t work either for asking questions,
It’s not working I click “continue” (the 1st step) and nothing happpens. By the way, I’m using the desktop computer not the desktop version on a smartphone or tablet.
By the way, I don’t know what x days ago means though because if it’s 23 hrs and 59 minutes and 59 seconds it’s still x days ago. It is still x days /x months/ xyrs ago even if it,s a second before x+1 day right? Added: I’m thinking of how long ago the problem started.
I have just encountered this problem. I attempted to ask a question and nothing happens. I don’t have a mobile phone, only a desktop computer.
The following link should take you to the mobile version, even if you click on it from your desktop:
https://i.fluther.com/
Even though the link displayed by @Soubresaut looks identical to mine, the actual link location she posted is http://https//i.fluther.com
I’m not trying to be pedantic about this, it’s just that I was initially mystified why my link works and hers doesn’t, when they both appeared to be the same. .
^^ That’s bizarre, yours works for me, too. (I literally just typed the address into the textbox. Fluther made it a link). Anyway, thanks for the working link!
They,re not the same though. It seems the difference is an s . https and http
Ok, ignore my last post.
@Brian1946 the link in @Soubresaut is identical to yours, there is no http in hers/his either.
Thanks @Brian1946 for the link, it worked for me I’m delighted to say.
It (the regular site) started working few days ago, but today and yesterday, not.
I see the difference now between @Soubresaut‘s and @Brian1946‘s ifluther links. The forward slash at the end.
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