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[Arminius]

My fuel log won't update, again.

[Arminius]

Originally Posted by Arminius

My fuel log won't update, again.

Sorry, I meant to say that my bar chart won't update.

[Funny]

Did you try hitting the F5 key? I always have to do that when I update my fuel log. Then the bar chart shows the most recent addition.

[UfoTofU]

Originally Posted by dremd

Totally NOT a big deal; but

While reading a PM, my garage info appears under the senders name and Avatar.

LOL I was thinking that there were a lot of other 2002 Golf TDI drivers here for a minute.

Screen shot available on request

I've noticed this too

[Arminius]

Originally Posted by Funny

Did you try hitting the F5 key? I always have to do that when I update my fuel log. Then the bar chart shows the most recent addition.

It's fixed now. At the time I tried viewing with a different browser, but it wasn't there. The last time it happened, I waited a few days beforre reporting it in the hope that it would show up.

[SVOboy]

The thing about the chart is this: your browser will have image caching on usually to speed up website. This makes it so that you don't have to download the EM logo up top every time you visit, XYZ. The same applies to the chart.

If you click on the image, get image url, paste it in a new window and do a hard refresh (shift while hitting the refresh button) it will clear the cache and show the new image. Or else just disable caching on that page.

[Arminius]

Thanks for the info. It's probably better if I don't see my present mileage, anyhow.

[Metallover]

Hey guys, I'm new here. When I entered my truck into "the garage" I had some problems. I entered in all the information I know, and clicked submit. Then I realized I needed to change something, so I clicked back and changed the information. When I clicked submit again it put the vehicle into my garage for a second time, so now the same car is in my garage twice...

It's not too much of a website problem but I have no clue how to change it...

EDIT - did a search, found my answer... disregard this..

[NachtRitter]

Using the table tags causes a huge amount of space between text and table. For example:

Type 1	Type 2	Type 3	Type 4	Type 5	Type 6	Type 7	Type 8	Type 9
1	5	-1	-4	6	-6	4	1	-6

The corresponding BBCode is (using PHP code tags so it shows the BBCode):

PHP Code:

[table]
  [tr]
    [td]Type 1[/td]
    [td]Type 2[/td]
    [td]Type 3[/td]
    [td]Type 4[/td]
    [td]Type 5[/td]
    [td]Type 6[/td]
    [td]Type 7[/td]
    [td]Type 8[/td]
    [td]Type 9[/td]
  [/tr]
  [tr]
    [td]1[/td]
    [td]5[/td]
    [td]-1[/td]
    [td]-4[/td]
    [td]6[/td]
    [td]-6[/td]
    [td]4[/td]
    [td]1[/td]
    [td]-6[/td]
  [/tr]
[/table] 


This is seen on both Firefox (3) and IE (6).

[NachtRitter]

Originally Posted by SVOboy

The thing about the chart is this: your browser will have image caching on usually to speed up website. This makes it so that you don't have to download the EM logo up top every time you visit, XYZ. The same applies to the chart.

If you click on the image, get image url, paste it in a new window and do a hard refresh (shift while hitting the refresh button) it will clear the cache and show the new image. Or else just disable caching on that page.

For Firefox, on Windows platforms, the keyboard shortcut to clear the cache and refresh the page is Ctrl+F5 (as captured here: Keyboard shortcuts). That works for me to refresh the FE images every time.