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Firefox 3.5, that will be released very soon almost useless on pbwiki - on every page it gets Security error 5 alert, it is imposible to edit, comment, etc - always security error. Fresh profile not helping.
No errors in error console

I get notifications when someone uploads a file, even though I have notifications set only for my starred and NOT for newly added items.

To be clear, I have the "Send notifications only for my starred items" radio button selected, and not the "Also notify me of newly added items" checkbox.

This is for a relatively busy wiki (barcamp.pbworks.com), and it results in several emails telling me that people have uploaded files that I really don't care about.

Obnoxious-

This error message persists even though I'm able to use getsatisfaction.com and have allowed all the javascript and cookies I want:

"Get Satisfaction uses Javascript and cookies.

You'll need to enable Javascript and cookies to log-in and participate."

When I try to access my wiki, Firefox reports that the query has entered a Redirect Loop that will never end. I have the same problem when I use Internet Explorer.

Others do not have this problem accessing my wiki.

I have never had a comparable problem with any other site.

I have tried clearing various caches --- browser cache, dns cache -- to no avail.

Hi,

I use PBWiki as a knowledgebase for our company - I love using it, it's way easier than our previous solution (a massive disjointed Word document), but there's one error that has been occuring occasionally that's a litlte odd.

Sometimes, when I paste content (generally from a website), then try to select the text (either using the mouse or the arrow keys on the keyboard), it gives me two error messages at the same time.
Both of them say "stack overflow at line 0".
I'm still able to edit other content on the same page, but not the stuff I'd pasted.

Once this occurs, I'm unable to edit that content until I save and reenter the page.

Is this a known issue?

I'm trying to use the wiki to help some of my colleagues learn the HTML entities they need to do their jobs (we're an online magazine). I can't post proper examples, however, because pbwiki keeps changing them to live code.

For example. I type ‥ in source view, and pbwiki changes it to ‥ and then just displays the character on the wiki page. Is there any way to keep it from doing this?

Thanks.

I'm trying to make nested numbered lists with different numbering styles. For example:

I. Main topic
A. Sub topic
1. Sub sub topic
a. Sub sub sub topic

... and so on. I know how to change the attributes of the numbered list, but I can't get them to change the format. Instead, if I start a line with an upper-case Roman numeral, the nested list below it automatically creates lower-case Roman numerals. If I try to change only the nested lines to Arabic numerals, then the higher level line changes too. I've searched both Help and the forums all morning and also consulted with our de-facto Wiki expert at my office, but can't find a solution. Thanks!

I know the Google Chrome beta pretty much just got released today (and it IS a beta), but I'll bring it up anyway just so that people are aware.

I'm able to edit and change 1.0 pages just fine. However, two 2.0 wikis that I use (one private, one public) are both uneditable in Chrome.

Safari apparently works with 2.0 wikis, judging from what I've read here. (Safari seemed to have the same problem, but that bug got fixed.) So, I'm less inclined to think that it's some odd WebKit bug, if that helps, though I wouldn't know for sure.

Can I please change the default to NOT notify new members of updates???

I want to give my members the freedom to participate but I don't want to spam them!!! I have had to send many apologies to people that I really didn't want to send unsolicited emails to.