Version 3.5 of Firefox has been released . So far I am not seeing any issues with the Community forums, but if anyone does encounter any weirdness please post here.

Andrew, to rule out as much as possible would you mind completely removing all avid.com (community.avid.com, data.avid.com etc.) cookies from your FF browser?Another step to consider is to uninstall FF and then reinstall; but I can't say that this would fix the issue. My suspicion is that there's a conflict with some old bit of data stored in

Time back to normal (new server is in a new timezone). Sorry for that.

There are obvious css file conflicts within the community section. For me the proper solution is to break down all the code and then rebuild it as simply as possible; we never really had a chance to do that but I should be able to now address the css issues. Randall, is there any chance you can do a screen grab and post it? I'm curious about the

OK, a few updates to the UI rolled out today which you may have already noticed. original author now is listed after the thread title three new links to support content are listed in the "Forum Meta" box on the forums main page (links to support, knowledge center, and download center) number of view per thread is listed in a seperate column

Thanks for the heads-up; definately this was one feature that just 'disappeared' in the UI skins. I've re-added it now, so if you click on your profile link a list to all your favorites is listed as the last item on the left sidebar area. Also, if you have enabled your favorites to be shared, anyone can see them; they are listed within your

Another thought would be to grab the rss feed, which will strip out alot of the layout tables you don't want. You will, however, still have the xml tags but these should be easier, and better, to parse through. I haven't tried it, but Excel may help put all the message text into columns for you. An example of an rss url for this thread would

Hi Larry, sorry I didn't see your report until now. From time to time the email batch job will delay itself, for anything such as network issues, a server hiccough, or the app itself overloaded. In this last case I suspect network, although I have no direct evidence yet (have yet to check all the logs). It's also possible the interwebs themselves

[quote user="Larry Rubin"] Sorry to have to report that the problem seems to have resurfaced again. [/quote] Larry, can you supply any specifics in regards to the link you were trying?

RX, thanks for the note. These items should display ok now in all browsers (I mimic'd your settings of Safari 3.1 woth OS 10.4 as well).