Having Problems on Scoobynet? Please read this!
05 March 2009, 08:23 AM
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Having Problems on Scoobynet? Please read this!
Hello everyone,
Thanks for your patience during the current upgade. I have been told by many memnbers that they have login problems, speed issues and some have missing buttons too even though the buttons have NOT been removed from any memberships.
The IB content server we now go through seems to cause caching problems for some people who have used SN regularly, I am unsure why this is technically but I do know the problem is local to the user and simple to fix. The fix often brings substantial sped improvements too. The fix is as follows:
Perform the following tasks in this order:
1) Delete your temporary internet cache.
2) If you have login problems, delete your cookies too.
2) Turn off your PC.
3) Power off and back on your internet router.
4) Turn on your PC.
5) Reload scoobynet via this address only www.scoobynet.com. Do NOT use a stored link as this will cause you problems. Start afresh.
That should fix the majority of template and login problems people are seeing at the moment.
Thanks for your patience during the current upgade. I have been told by many memnbers that they have login problems, speed issues and some have missing buttons too even though the buttons have NOT been removed from any memberships.
The IB content server we now go through seems to cause caching problems for some people who have used SN regularly, I am unsure why this is technically but I do know the problem is local to the user and simple to fix. The fix often brings substantial sped improvements too. The fix is as follows:
Perform the following tasks in this order:
1) Delete your temporary internet cache.
2) If you have login problems, delete your cookies too.
2) Turn off your PC.
3) Power off and back on your internet router.
4) Turn on your PC.
5) Reload scoobynet via this address only www.scoobynet.com. Do NOT use a stored link as this will cause you problems. Start afresh.
That should fix the majority of template and login problems people are seeing at the moment.
Last edited by Evolution Stu; 05 March 2009 at 09:33 PM.
05 March 2009, 09:27 PM
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No good for me.
AS for only using https://www.scoobynet.com/ Why bother? When i then goto the general forum for example it takes you to a .bbs address anyway? This is my short cut, so how does just typing in https://www.scoobynet.com/ make it any better?
https://www.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-general-1/
AS for only using https://www.scoobynet.com/ Why bother? When i then goto the general forum for example it takes you to a .bbs address anyway? This is my short cut, so how does just typing in https://www.scoobynet.com/ make it any better?
https://www.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-general-1/
06 March 2009, 11:54 PM
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Well having used the 'new' site for a while, it is so slow its bloody annoying.
I dont want to have to wait 14 secs between clicking a link and seeing a page.
No other websites are affected, so please do not suggest it is my PC. Ta.
I dont want to have to wait 14 secs between clicking a link and seeing a page.
No other websites are affected, so please do not suggest it is my PC. Ta.
07 March 2009, 04:10 PM
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anyone experiencing problems with google's chrome browser ?
I can browse the site , can log in, but "posting rules" status box on the lower left of the scoobynet screen shows
you MAY NOT post new threads
you MAY NOT post replies
you MAY NOT post attachments
you MAY NOT edit posts
If I use IE or Firefox I don't get nay such problems
I can browse the site , can log in, but "posting rules" status box on the lower left of the scoobynet screen shows
you MAY NOT post new threads
you MAY NOT post replies
you MAY NOT post attachments
you MAY NOT edit posts
If I use IE or Firefox I don't get nay such problems
13 March 2009, 06:42 PM
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