TMC 2014-9-6 10am PDT scheduled downtime

[jerry33]

After the upgrade, read threads are no longer unbolded in Safari or Firefox. It's now difficult to tell which threads I've read on a page (new posts).

 

[NigelM]

After the upgrade, read threads are no longer unbolded in Safari or Firefox. It's now difficult to tell which threads I've read on a page (new posts).

I've always had that when using the back button. Either refresh the page or use the section tree (blue hyperlinks, top of the page, blow the red header).

 

[siai47]

Like some of the other posts, TMC doesn't recognize me and I get the invalid re-direct when I try to input my user name and password. However, if I click the "new posts" button, they come up and I am shown as logged in. What am I doing wrong?

 

[dasRad]

Refreshing the page does work for me, but, in the past, the page refresh appeared to be automatic. Never sure if it's a change in the behaviour of the browser, or if in this case, a change in the behaviour of the forum server.

 

[hileyms]

Like some of the other posts, TMC doesn't recognize me and I get the invalid re-direct when I try to input my user name and password. However, if I click the "new posts" button, they come up and I am shown as logged in. What am I doing wrong?

It appears that you have to go to Tesla Motors Club - Enthusiasts & Owners Forum (www.teslamotorsclub.com), typing in the full url with the http://www. this now works for me.

 

[jerry33]

I've always had that when using the back button. Either refresh the page or use the section tree (blue hyperlinks, top of the page, blow the red header).

I've never had the back button fail to mark the thread as read until this last maintenance.

 

[doug]

Just curious why you went to an official domain name that includes the http://www.?

For all my sites, the official name does not have the www, and the www name is auto redirected to the shorter name.

I just think it's more modern, shorter, and cleaner, but maybe I'm missing something...

Only historical reasons I guess. It was still the convention when this site started to have the www. It doesn't really matter either way, just as long as you can use one or the other and still get to the same place. Btw, if you go to teslamotors.com, they also add the www.

Anyhow just going to teslamotorsclub.com works too.