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"There has been a problem with the page"
Kitty Started conversation Nov 2, 2011
User 96810, when logged in, gets "There has been a problem with the page" appear on /any/ h2g2 page attempted to view. This means the user cannot do /anything/ (like post a bug report or sign out.) Once h2g2 cookies are deleted, site is readable again but user is signed out (obviously enough).
OS: Windows7
Browser: Firefox 7.01, also occurred in IE 9.0.3
Skin: goo
Time of day: 21:30 UTC
It's possible attempted use of ae ligature in the screen name may have affected the situation, but it worked initially ...
"There has been a problem with the page"
Asteroid Lil - Offstage Presence Posted Nov 3, 2011
Hallo Kitty, I'll bring this to the techs' attention.
"There has been a problem with the page"
Kitty Posted Nov 7, 2011
I guess the techs are quite busy, but an acknowledgement of the bug report might be nice... 
"There has been a problem with the page"
Asteroid Lil - Offstage Presence Posted Nov 8, 2011
Oh dear, you haven't been contacted. We've stepped all over each other. Let me head to the back room and find out.
"There has been a problem with the page"
Asteroid Lil - Offstage Presence Posted Nov 8, 2011
The boys in the back room believe they have fixed the bug, but can't confirm whether you've been told since I don't know your email address (don't post it here!). Have you tried logging in again?
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AEndr, The Mad Hatter Posted Nov 8, 2011
Yay, it's fixed, thank you
No, neither I nor Kitty had been told. I did try logging in a while ago, but as I then have to go deleting cookies again in order to read h2g2 I didn't try yesterday.
Thank you thank you
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