Morning. I having an issue with my notifications. When I'm closing multiple notifications simultaneously, all my css dissappearing for some reason. Any ideas why or advise how I can fix this problem?
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If you press F12 in your browser, you should get the Developer Tools within your browser. Select the Console tab then close multiple notifications. Are there any errors showing in there relating to CSS when you get the style-less page?👍 1 -
Hi Trevor, I will test it after work. But idk if its from my css, because I already deleted a lot of CSS code.Comment
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What is the issue you're actually seeing?
Can you please post a screenshot?
What are the exact steps to reproduce?
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You can reproduce if you have a lot of notifications on your board. And when you trying to dismiss them quickly one by one, then all CSS you have on css_additional dissappears for some reason.Comment
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I can't reproduce anything of this nature, but we did also request a screenshot of the issue.
As I understand it from your description, it's just custom css that isn't loading, not all css, and it only occurs when there are large numbers of notifications and you clear them individually, but very quickly.
If you believe it to be an actual fault in the software then please raise a bug in the tracker: https://tracker.vbulletin.com
However, to set expectations, if it's as you describe this is going to be seen as very minor.
It's possible though that your server simply can't handle the multiple requests in very quick succession. I don't think the software is really designed with this use case in mind, if there are lots of notifications and you want to dismiss them all very quickly there is a 'Dismiss All' button.
However, raising it as a bug would be worthwhile so it can be properly tested.MARK.B
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I can't reproduce anything of this nature, but we did also request a screenshot of the issue.
As I understand it from your description, it's just custom css that isn't loading, not all css, and it only occurs when there are large numbers of notifications and you clear them individually, but very quickly.
If you believe it to be an actual fault in the software then please raise a bug in the tracker: https://tracker.vbulletin.com
However, to set expectations, if it's as you describe this is going to be seen as very minor.
It's possible though that your server simply can't handle the multiple requests in very quick succession. I don't think the software is really designed with this use case in mind, if there are lots of notifications and you want to dismiss them all very quickly there is a 'Dismiss All' button.
However, raising it as a bug would be worthwhile so it can be properly tested.
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Reason is, from what you describe it would need to be looked at by the developers.MARK.B
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Not really a bug but it seems like a browser issue. The system doesn't reload the page when you dismiss notifications so your css_additional.css can be overwritten if the system has to load CSS for some reason. It is how browsers work and how CSS is designed. When you reload the page, your CSS should go back to how you customized it. If you don't want your CSS to be overridden with new CSS, then you need to add !important at the end of your attributes. This can cause a performance issue with your browser if overused.
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