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Dan Schultz replied on March 26, 2009 19:05 to the question "I am having a problem with the speed of the site" in Mixbook:
Hi Kay, we've made a couple changes last night that should speed things up for you. Let us know if you're still experiencing slow downs with the editor.-
Dan Schultz replied on March 25, 2009 21:16 to the problem "I have a page that's not saving!" in Mixbook:
Hi Meg,
Please try reloading the book editor and save the page again. This should be fixed now. -
Dan Schultz replied on February 03, 2009 23:00 to the idea "Something has gone wrong with the editor!!" in Mixbook:
Hi Marge, the problem you were experiencing should be fixed now. Sorry about any inconveniences. -
Dan Schultz replied on October 28, 2008 20:01 to the problem "Browser Conflicts" in Mixbook:
Hi Kyle,
The Mixbook editor uses Adobe's Flash Player to ensure a consistent experience across most browsers and operating systems. The issue that you described is probably a bug in our system. Thanks for bringing this to our attention.
Dan -
Dan Schultz replied on July 31, 2008 01:17 to the problem "Cannot Add Photos From Flickr that Aren't Public?" in Mixbook:
Hi rgalgon, just wanted to send an update your way, and tell you that the fix for this issue is now online. -
Dan Schultz replied on July 26, 2008 23:15 to the problem "Cannot reauthorize Flickr after removing permissions." in Mixbook:
Hey rgalgon, this is definitely a bug! You can fix this by the following:
1) Load the book editor, and wait for the book to finish loading.
2) Right click anywhere within the book editor, and select "Settings". An Adobe Flash Player settings window should popup.
3) At the bottom of this window, there are some tabs. Click on the tab that looks like a folder (third one from the left). This should bring you to the Local Settings window.
4) In this new screen, there will be a slider. Drag the slider all the way to left, which will reset any cookies that we have set in the editor. After you click on the "Ok" button in the confirmation window, reset the slider back to "100kb".
5) Close out of the settings window.
After you do this, bring up the Add Photos window in the editor, and try connecting to Flickr again. Hope this helps! -
Dan Schultz replied on July 26, 2008 22:56 to the problem "Cannot Add Photos From Flickr that Aren't Public?" in Mixbook:
Hey rgalgon, this issue has been fixed, and is waiting to be deployed to our public server – which should happen this Thursday. I'll check with our server guy, to see if we can push out the change sooner.
Unfortunately, setting the photos to public, then back to private does not fix this problem. For security reasons, Flickr resets the location of the images each time you do this.
