Problem with forum when doing a quick reply (Firefox)
 

Hello,

I am having a problem with my forum when doing a quick reply and using the Firefox web browser.
Whenever I reply to a thread using the quick reply, I get a redirect after I hit the "Post Reply" button, and then it tries to load the page (Firefox says "Loading..." at the top of the page) and stays there forever. The bottom of the Firefox window says "Stopped" and the page never comes up.
Could vBseo be to blame?

If you like to try out and see for yourself, please use this test thread http://www.talk-movies.com/suggestio...st-thread.html and try to reply using the Quick Reply box at the end of the page. You have to use Firefox to see the problem.

Can anyone help???

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Can anybody help? I don't think that this is a problem with vBSEO.
With vBSEO disabled, the problem still occurs.

If you want people to try something out on your board, you need to supply a test login account for us to use.

Ok.
Here is the test account.
Username: test
Password: quickreply
Try using the quick reply option when using the firefox web browser.
Please only post at this thread http://www.talk-movies.com/suggestio...st-thread.html

I tried using firefox on my Mac and it posted, but I did get that hung page. I meant to clear my error console beforehand, but forgot, but did clear it before going back to your page. Then, I got 3 errors and 2 warnings from your page:
I would guess that one of those errors is the cause of this hangup you are getting.

Problem is now fixed. It was due to a problem with the mod "Ads after first post" that I had installed.
If you are interested in this problem and how to fix it, please go to http://www.vbseo.com/f77/quick-edit-...715/#post59112

Don't forget to remove your test account ;)

I had this problem when I had that mod installed.

Yup. I had this problem when I tried inserting ads between posts using my own code. It would probably be really complicated to try to get them working together.

Actually no. The link that I posted earlier has a solution on how to fix this problem.

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Will do. Thanks for reminding me.

That's interesting.. I didn't know THIS_SCRIPT was capable of identifying AJAX. I honestly didn't think vBulletin would bother passing along $_GET info through AJAX either, but I guess it must require it in the first place. I guess I'm also assuming THIS_SCRIPT uses a get or request, also. :o I really don't know the inner workings of vBulletin like the back of my hand, so I guess I'll just change my response to "Huh!" and be glad there is a solution. ;)

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I had actually tried very very hard to find a solution too.. Guess I should also brush up on my Google skills.