Reply preview document expired
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Reply preview document expired
This relates to responding in this board. Click to preview, click the image one inserted, to preview that. Click the back button and get a 'document expired' page. None of the previous pages restore the response. Is this a shortcoming of the Board software, the browser, or something obvious I'm missing here?
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- Moon Magic practitioner
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Re: Reply preview document expired
I'm guessing it's because of the text box. What is in the text box is not really part of the webpage, so that would explain the Document Expired message.
BTW, I tested it and I got that message also.
BTW, I tested it and I got that message also.
Re: Reply preview document expired
Yeah. You'd think wanting to preview an inserted image would be fairly standard!
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Re: Reply preview document expired
You can middle-click the image so you can preview it in a new tab, while keeping your draft message current in its original tab.
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Re: Reply preview document expired
It's because you're on an https page, and you're moving away from the reply page by viewing the image. The secure pages are not cached, so pressing the back button in your browser will have it try to recall something that has expired.
It's not necessarily a problem with the browser or the board software, it's inherent to using a board over https with no-cache, and the preview of the image not being in the same page. Middle-clicking or control-clicking would indeed be a solution.
It's not necessarily a problem with the browser or the board software, it's inherent to using a board over https with no-cache, and the preview of the image not being in the same page. Middle-clicking or control-clicking would indeed be a solution.
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