Bug Stomp

I can download fine on Firefox, but uploading's impossible, which is too bad, because I've grown accustomed to working offline. (No I haven't been working much lately.) It can be unbearably slow even to upload the forums.

It has gotten really slow.

WOW, it's back to super fast.

The Prof restarted the server this morning. Thanks to whomever e-mailed him!

That explains it! And the Language Center is working for me again

I e-mailed him, and next time it's somebody else's turn. The poor guy is sick of me.

The question mark problem is back.
You: you love music
Bot: I love to sit and listen to music, and eat.

You: You love music?
Bot: As my dear old granny always says....A day without sunshine is like, night.

I have had trouble getting bot chats with Dogh'd for along time. I think the apostrophe is the trouble.

I think that different browsers may encode the apostrophe slightly differently. I can say that a week or so ago, I got a chat to initiate with Dogh'd through the FoF feature, but I've often gotten error messages when I try that.

I have run into another apostrophe problem. When importing a keyphrase with a word, with an apostrophe..My dog's name is ..the \ slash didn't get added. so when I went to use the interface I had to add it ..My dog\'s name is ..to stop it from going into an error.

I just noticed that chrono statements are running on my local time..and the (time) plug in is running on the server time.. Has it always been like this?

I think so - the chrono statements anyway (I'm not sure I've used the (time) plugin.)
BJ's "good mornings" and "good evenings" always seem to match local UK time for me, so I assume it's checking the clientside time settings. And I was certainly able to check his Christmas greetings when I put them in by resetting my calendar to Dec 25th.

It does make me wonder how chronos are handled with guests though (no cookies presumably?)