Qt.io webservices

I see that the issue is silently resolved. :-)

Yeah it is the same link (could it be different). As I said it works for me. When I try to click it when I'm not logged in it shows a register page.

:) No it's a proper bug and a hard one to figure out. It uses exactly the same code as the "latest threads page":http://qt-project.org/forums/new_topic_search but for some reason returns errors in the forum overview page.

[quote author="shadow_coder" date="1400333300"]Thanks for the tip, I got used to some forum features on other sites that are missing here. like a simple list of threads I am participating in and see if there are new replies for example.. :)[/quote]Tero's on the job :) You can add your ideas to http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/38227 This forum does show you which threads you've posted in. On the right, above "Docmarks", click on "_____ written posts". It doesn't show which ones have new replies per se, but when a thread gets a new reply it gets moved to the top of the list.

That was a weird one, no title and no content. I thought it was impossible to post like that.

The link is now working, thanks.

Hmm... I think the best fix for this would be for the official documentation builder to spit out a map of classes/typedefs-to-URLs that this site can use. It's not sustainable to manually write exceptions each time new API is released.

Yes, it was reported a while back. It only shows up when there are no replies to a thread. It should show the date, but for some reason it decided to break (we haven't touched the code that does that) Really annoying bug to try and fix, as it has no apparent reason to pop up in the first place.

JKSH, no need. Testing is always good :)

Thanks for information. It is enough for imagine the dynamics.

Found it :) Thanks for notifying!

Old thread, but anyway... Sorry for not following up here regularly. Lots going on in the past month. It looks like the forum module used here comes with it's own registration page and api (now deleted), and those had never been switched off. I would say it has been a miracle that those had not been found earlier. There are now quite a lot of spam limiting measures in place. They take out machine generated spam pretty well, but if a human wants to spam, it's pretty much impossible to stop them.

Thank you Eddy. I'm glad to help to good people of Qt :-)

Ok. We will not delete posts like at first link. I will leave one post for second link as example.

Great :)

Hi, Good question, it currently works ok for me. You might be experiencing a glitch

Oh, another thing: I would vote for adding a link to the bugtracker on the main page (qt-project.org). Currently it's semi-hidden on the contribution. Also, the links to the mailing lists and IRC don't really belong on "Contributions":https://qt-project.org/contribute page, do they? I have nothing much against them being here, apart from the fact that I often recommend people to ask their question on the ML or IRC, and I need to specifically provide the link, otherwise users find it hard to locate.

How did I miss this post? This was fixed fairly fast after being noticed. The best place for these kind of acute issues is always "bugreports.qt-project.org":http://bugreports.qt-project.org