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   09-09-2007, 6:14 PM
Severe is not online. Last active: 10/18/2007 4:08:13 AM Severe



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Hey guys,

I kind of stumbled upon this page. I'm not sure it's open to the public yet, but figured I'd post up. 

Anyway, the link from the front page is a little ambiguous.  The icon beside the forums leads to the online store, while the forum test leads to the portal for the forums.  Looks like the URL pointer for both need to be changed to get users directly to the forum.

Glad to see you guys are getting the new features added.  Looks good.



Beer <b>Some teams travel, we DEPLOY! Severe's YouTube Videos
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   09-10-2007, 7:26 PM
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thanks for the catch severe, i will get that fixed when i get behind my other machine at work.
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   09-15-2007, 7:36 PM
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Problem has been addressed and fixed. Let us know of anything else that yall find!
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   09-18-2007, 5:29 AM
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Good morning gents.  Just doing my morning forum browsing and found a couple of issues this morning.

When I tried to go to www.vitalpaintball.com I was directed to http://www.vitalpaintball.com/VitalPaintball/Home.html which does not resolve.  You get a "Page cannot be displayed" error.  On a hunch, I removed the second vitalpaintball from the link so it looks like http://www.vitalpaintball.com/home.html and that works fine.  I think you have an extra folder path in your pointer on your hosting server.

Once I got to the front page, I noticed you have changed your link to the forums for both the icon and the text.  Both are pointing to http://forum.vitalpaintball.com .  While that link works, it only takes you to the portal for your hosting application.  The correct link should be http://forum.vitalpaintball.com/forums .

Hope that helps some.

-S



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   10-11-2007, 5:51 AM
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Severe

As always, it is great to have a few extra eyes one things.  I read the post and fixed the problem, and then forgot to post back up here that i had fixed it.  Getting a little slow in my old age i guess.  Anyways, it is fixed and i just wanted to thanks you again for letting us know.

 

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   10-11-2007, 5:20 PM
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I have found a problem. Its not with the forum though its with the site itself. In the picture section there is a pic of myself titled "form...9.5" clearly this is a typeo because it is obvious to see that my form is infact a 10.0 maybe even a 2 million, how high does the scale go? I thought that I would bring this major issue up as soon as I noticed it so it can be corrected with all due haste.

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   10-13-2007, 11:31 AM
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I went back and tried to correct the mistake, i am getting an error message that is something to the effect of, "Unable to complete command, score is already inflated to its limit." I am not sure what the problem is, but I am working on it.

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