A trick for the double posting issue

[Deverz]

As many of you have noticed there is double posting issues

They are being worked up

But in the mean time here a way to stop you from double posting

When the box pops up asking if you want to leave the page click the top x and reload the page
Confirm the reload in the next pop-up and all should be fine

Not sure if Fire Fox or Explorer work the same way but this is how it works for Chrome

 

[Shadi]

I use Chrome and yeah I pretty much spam the update and stop update button until it stops loading, it always makes me post twice and I always have to edit it. I remember there was a thread regarding this and it was fixed for a while, what made it come back?

 

[Deverz]

I use Chrome and yeah I pretty much spam the update and stop update button until it stops loading, it always makes me post twice and I always have to edit it. I remember there was a thread regarding this and it was fixed for a while, what made it come back?

Sky isn't sure but he's investigating

But the way I posted stops the double post all together

 

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Okay, I'll just be the first to say it:

Thanks

 

[Baaja]

I use Chrome, so your tip will be really helpful!

 

[Plakman]

i'm using maxthon and i'm not having this problem at all

 

[Barney]

I do the same thing. Plus everyone should be using Chrome. It's magic.

 

[IFlip92]

Another solution to double posting is to simply click the Edit button when it happens and Delete everything after your original message.

PS:Chrome is for casual Internet users. Firefox is more for people that actually know what they're doing or would like to know what is going on behind their scenes . Also there's more options + addons/extension etc. I think the support is pretty great too. Maxthon is not bad at all but it never really got any momentum. Think it just suffers from bad marketing really which is a shame because it is just as good as Chrome and Firefox.

 

[Zeonix]

Another solution to double posting is to simply click the Edit button when it happens and Delete everything after your original message.

PS:Chrome is for casual Internet users. Firefox is more for people that actually know what they're doing or would like to know what is going on behind their scenes . Also there's more options + addons/extension etc. I think the support is pretty great too. Maxthon is not bad at all but it never really got any momentum. Think it just suffers from bad marketing really which is a shame because it is just as good as Chrome and Firefox.

Wow. There really is elitism in just about everything.

 

[Deverz]

Another solution to double posting is to simply click the Edit button when it happens and Delete everything after your original message.

PS:Chrome is for casual Internet users. Firefox is more for people that actually know what they're doing or would like to know what is going on behind their scenes . Also there's more options + addons/extension etc. I think the support is pretty great too. Maxthon is not bad at all but it never really got any momentum. Think it just suffers from bad marketing really which is a shame because it is just as good as Chrome and Firefox.

If you actually read my post it's a solution to avoid the double posting in the first place

And this is a thread for a forum issue not a browser debate

 

[Baaja]

Yeah, Chrome is faster anyways! Like Deverz said ^

 

[Nebulisreconx]

Thanks allot yo!

 

[IFlip92]

If you actually read my post it's a solution to avoid the double posting in the first place

And this is a thread for a forum issue not a browser debate

Your solution doesn't work for me so I have to edit my posts all the time. This is on Firefox 20.

 

[KYnetiK]

The only time i have double posting issues is if I have a program running for catching streaming data like a media catcher or repeater. I have tested this many times with the same consistent result - stop recording, stop doubleposting; start recording, start doubleposting.

 

[Horatio]

I haven't experienced the double posting issue, for some reason. :|

 

[Deverz]

It's been solved for the most part

Closed as it's no longer required