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lancsdave

15-02-2009 08:39

Search Timing

Just clicked on Todays Posts and got this message :D

This forum requires that you wait 10 seconds between searches. Please try again in 37 seconds.

SPUGGIE J

15-02-2009 09:41

Re: Search Timing

Quote:

Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 680351)

Just clicked on Todays Posts and got this message :D

This forum requires that you wait 10 seconds between searches. Please try again in 37 seconds.

A Friday the 13th Moment to confusingly its the 15th:confused::confused::confused::confused::confu sed::confused::confused:

andrewb

17-02-2009 21:19

Re: Search Timing

Quote:

Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 680351)

Just clicked on Todays Posts and got this message :D

This forum requires that you wait 10 seconds between searches. Please try again in 37 seconds.

Hmm. Todays posts button should only be available if you're logged on as a guest, in which case you can't search anyway... :confused:

MargaretR

17-02-2009 21:26

Re: Search Timing

Quote:

Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 681554)

Hmm. Todays posts button should only be available if you're logged on as a guest, in which case you can't search anyway... :confused:

'Todays posts' are in the drop down list in the blue version:p
where I am signed in permenantly

lancsdave

17-02-2009 22:32

Re: Search Timing

Quote:

Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 681554)

Hmm. Todays posts button should only be available if you're logged on as a guest, in which case you can't search anyway... :confused:

How can you be logged on as a guest :confused:

If I don't log in I can't see the Todays Posts option.

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