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A comment on the question "problems entering domain URLs" in typekit:
thanks Jeffrey, look forward to the fix – simonrjones, on August 20, 2009 07:25-
simonrjones replied on August 19, 2009 06:19 to the problem "Signing in with OpenID can result in a loss of your topic's details" in Get Satisfaction:
I just posted a question to the Typekit support account and at the end it asked me to login. Since I have OpenID I chose that option and it took me to a different page. Slightly wary, I did so, since I was half expecting the question text to vanish. Confident you'd save it in the session, or somewhere, I continued.
I logged in fine and the system redirected me back to my enter question page. However, much to my surprise the question text was gone. Somewhat annoying after spending so much time carefully crafting it!
Could you check this out please and ensure question text (and other fields like how do you feel) are stored somewhere so when I next login via OpenID after posing a question my text is saved.
That would make me feel very happy :)
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simonrjones asked a question in typekit on August 19, 2009 06:06:
problems entering domain URLsUnder the 'Create a kit' page in the 'Domains' field I presume I can enter multiple URLs separated by commas. This assumption is born from the explanatory text above and the fact the field is called 'Domains' pural.
However, if I try to do so (I entered three URLs) it just comes back with a validation error: Root urls must be less than 50 characters long
So I remove one of the URLs it then appears to work. Looks like you have a minor error with some validation..
However, I signed up for the free account and of the three URLs I entered two had the same domain and one had a different one. I use domainname.dev locally for test domains you see, I suppose this is the one that threw the error, though the message didn't state that.
Is is only possible to use subdomains of one domain + localhost? If so, I understand, though a pity since I run many test domains on my localhost. -
simonrjones marked one of adactio's replies in Huffduffer as useful. adactio replied to the question "copyright / terms of use?".
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A comment on the question "have you considered asking for password confirmation on signup?" in Huffduffer:
fair enough, thanks – simonrjones, on October 20, 2008 17:42 -
simonrjones marked one of adactio's replies in Huffduffer as useful. adactio replied to the question "have you considered asking for password confirmation on signup?".
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simonrjones asked a question in Huffduffer on October 20, 2008 08:40:
copyright / terms of use?I don't want to sound like an old fart but the first thing that came to mind when seeing your site was how do you deal with copyright of linked audio files (which can be played on your site)? The site seems to act like Flickr with its sharing via tags, though obviously audio doesn't have to be created by the authors.
Though it's sad it's necessary some kind of statement on terms of use may be a good idea. The site's a great idea though & I hope it's a success :-)
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simonrjones asked a question in Huffduffer on October 20, 2008 08:33:
have you considered asking for password confirmation on signup?gorgeous signup form, but no space for password confirmation. Probably a good idea in my book..
Si
