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Eric Rountree replied on October 12, 2009 22:56 to the problem "Protagonize Login Box Weirdness on Google Chrome" in Protagonize:

The login box weirdness is no longer happening, even though I'm running a beta of Google Chrome. Whatever you did... Thanks!!

Eric Rountree replied on August 22, 2009 23:23 to the problem "Protagonize Login Box Weirdness on Google Chrome" in Protagonize:

Hi, Nick. Yeah, I'm running WinXP (SP3) with Chrome 4.0.202.0 (beta stream). I cleared my cache again, but the login box didn't change. I tried clearing the cache three different ways (from the menu, with ctrl-F5 and with shift-F5), but no change.

Eric Rountree reported a problem in Protagonize on August 21, 2009 13:22:

Protagonize Login Box Weirdness on Google Chrome

Welcome back, Nick. I have a problem. (Hehehe, just wanted to see how that sounded.) The login screen has changed again, and clearing my browser cache does not seem to help. I have to scroll down now to get to the login box, and when I get there, the fields are arranged oddly. I'm still using Google Chrome. Here's a pic.

Eric Rountree replied on June 09, 2009 13:34 to the problem "Can't Get At My Feed. OpenID Is Causing Me Grief." in twitterfeed:

Great. This worked. I logged in with my Blogger OpenID instead of the Google one, and I could see my feed.

I'm switching to WordPress.com, so needed to delete the feed so I can setup a new one once I've got the blog set up properly.

Thanks so much.

Eric Rountree replied on June 08, 2009 14:20 to the problem "Can't Get At My Feed. OpenID Is Causing Me Grief." in twitterfeed:

The Twitter ID is Faltarego.

Many thanks.

Eric Rountree reported a problem in twitterfeed on June 08, 2009 12:20:

Can't Get At My Feed. OpenID Is Causing Me Grief.

There's definitely a disconnect happening here somewhere:

Part One: If I login to Twitterfeed with my OpenID, I do not see my feed listed in my account. This actually doesn't surprise me, because I am positive I did not use OpenID when I created my Twitterfeed account a few months ago.

Part Two: When I go to the "reminder" page of Twitterfeed and type in my Twitter username and password, I am told "We couldn't find a matching twitter username and password in our database."

I know that I have a valid Twitterfeed feed, because whenever I update my blog, a new tweet appears on my Twitter, with "from Twitterfeed" in the timestamp.

Can someone please help me to solve this issue?

Thanks.

Eric Rountree replied on June 06, 2009 23:15 to the problem "Can't recover openID with Twitter username/password" in twitterfeed:

Nope, I still get "We couldn't find a matching twitter username and password in our database."

Eric Rountree replied on June 06, 2009 23:03 to the problem "Can't recover openID with Twitter username/password" in twitterfeed:

I'm having a similar problem. I know that my blog updates are being posted to Twitter by Twitterfeed (because it says "twitterfeed" in the timestamp), but for the life of me, I don't remember using OpenID when I first set up my Twitterfeed account. Is OpenID a recent development here? I set up my feed a few months ago.

I can login to Twitterfeed with my Google Openid, but there are no feeds listed in my account. If I use my Twitter account and password on the "reminder" page, it says I don't exist!

This is weird! What should I do?

Eric Rountree asked a question in Protagonize on May 26, 2009 22:35:

Updated Chrome Changes Protag Login Box

Okay, another Google Chrome issue. I updated Google Chrome to the latest version a couple of days ago, and now the login box on Protag looks like this:



I emptied the cache and nothing changed. This is not a problem; it just looks weird.

Eric Rountree replied on May 20, 2009 14:45 to the problem "Link in "Followup" Notification Does Not Link to Actual Followup" in Protagonize:

This seems to have changed. A few recent followup notifications took me right to the followup, which is great.

Eric Rountree replied on May 20, 2009 13:34 to the problem "Google Chrome Doesn't Update Comment Text While Editing" in Protagonize:

Amendment... When I'm entering a comment, the "updating as you edit" works fine now. However... sorry to say ... When I "edit" a comment, the same non-updating behavior returns. Does the "editing" box use a different mechanism than the "commenting" box?

Eric Rountree replied on May 19, 2009 15:06 to the problem "Google Chrome Doesn't Update Comment Text While Editing" in Protagonize:

This appears to be working now in Chrome. I just added a comment, and when I went back to insert text on a previous line, it all updated fine without me having to do anything to nudge it. Yay!!

Eric Rountree replied on May 12, 2009 14:39 to the idea "Multiple URLs in User Profile?" in Protagonize:

Are you just allowing Protagonize links in profiles? Because I see some people have working links in their profiles, but I can't get mine to work. It's a link to my Wikipedia profile, so maybe that's the problem.

Eric Rountree replied on May 12, 2009 14:11 to the problem "Link in "Followup" Notification Does Not Link to Actual Followup" in Protagonize:

Please note that I'm not talking about the notifications I get through e-mail. The links in those work fine. I'm talking about the notifications on the "my notifications" page on the Protag site itself.

Thanks.

Eric Rountree reported a problem in Protagonize on May 08, 2009 13:23:

Link in "Followup" Notification Does Not Link to Actual Followup

Again with notifications... When I get a notification that someone has posted a followup to a branch I wrote, the word "followup" is a link inside the notification. However, that link does not take me to the followup. It takes me to the branch I wrote. I think it would be much more useful if the link took me to the actual followup.

Eric Rountree replied on May 08, 2009 13:19 to the problem "Notification of Replies to Comments I Didn't Make..." in Protagonize:

I think that would probably help a bit, Nick, though it seems to me it would likely still be confusing if I get a notification that someone has replied to a comment I made on the story, but then I go look at it, and it's actually a comment on a branch. I'd rather be notified if someone else comes along and actually makes a comment on the story. But then, I don't know if that's workable in the way you have comments set up.

Eric Rountree reported a problem in Protagonize on May 06, 2009 14:43:

Notification of Replies to Comments I Didn't Make...

Hi, Nick... I've noticed that in some of my notifications, it says someone replied to my comment on a particular branch, but I haven't yet commented on that branch. Has anyone else mentioned this?

Eric Rountree replied on March 20, 2009 22:46 to the problem "New Login Box Chopped Off in Chrome" in Protagonize:

Duh! **smacks forehead with heel of hand** Yep, that worked. Thanks, Nick.

Oh, well... at least I got to use the "Add an image" option on this question.

Eric Rountree reported a problem in Protagonize on March 20, 2009 22:26:

New Login Box Chopped Off in Chrome

Hi, Nick... I like the new "not logged in yet" main page. Just a quick note about the actual login box itself. In Chrome (yes, me and my pesky Chrome again), the login box is chopped off on the right. The fields are still usable, but they're truncated. Just looks funny. Thanks. --Eric

Eric Rountree reported a problem in Protagonize on February 25, 2009 22:37:

Google Chrome Doesn't Update Comment Text While Editing

Hi, Nick... The asker of many questions, here... I use Google Chrome as my browser (which basically rocks), but I do notice an oddity with it on Protagonize. When I'm writing a comment on a story or a user profile, if I go back and edit the text in the comment box before I post it, it doesn't update correctly. If I then select all the text, it updates. Not a major problem, just an interesting oddity. But thought you'd like to know. I tried the same thing in Firefox, and editing the comment text works fine.