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Works great on the iPad with Safari.

Can't imagine ever using my phone to visit forums so I won't be testing those apps.
 
Jeez, I cant win, doesnt work on my ipad either. It says meta redirect something like that. In order for me to view it on the ipad, I have to use a special browser.
 
Bill D said:
Jeez, I cant win, doesnt work on my ipad either. It says meta redirect something like that. In order for me to view it on the ipad, I have to use a special browser.
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Try deleting the saved page from the browser, navigate to here and save the current page. That may fix the redirect issue.
 
Bill D said:
Id like to see autopia work with safari and tapatalk again
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I can't speak to Safari, but I had problems with the new Autopia on Tapatalk as well. The old forums (the old .org and ACC) are still apparently listed in Tapatalk and will fail if you try to access them. I deleted all my watched forum entries that relate to Autopia on Tapatalk, then searched for "autopia.org". If you search for "autopia" it will bring up the old .org and will continue to fail. Hope this helps. :bigups
 
I think its a matter of Tapatalk refreshing things. I see lot of old, pre merger posts on there. It wont update to the new material. I will search for autopia.org and see if that is where I can find all the new stuff.

EDIT: Yes, searching for autopia.org works. Just select it, and log in. Thanks a million!
 
Vega@Autopia said:
Right now we've got it set to 2 days, we'll see how that goes......
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The advantage of having an unlimited edit time is going back and fixing old posts after software updates. Many times when doing a search I'd run into one of my old posts that had some garbled text or missing images, so it was nice to be able to edit and correct those problems. I see fairly recent posts that haven't survived the merger very well and the ability to edit them, if the author chooses to do so, would be nice. On some other non-auto related forums I frequent they have an unlimited edit time that hasn't seemed to pose any problems.

Just MHO and not a deal breaker on any level, but I found the old 20 minute restriction pretty limiting on the (old D.C.) forum.
 
Eliot Ness said:
The advantage of having an unlimited edit time is going back and fixing old posts after software updates. Many times when doing a search I'd run into one of my old posts that had some garbled text or missing images, so it was nice to be able to edit and correct those problems. I see fairly recent posts that haven't survived the merger very well and the ability to edit them, if the author chooses to do so, would be nice. On some other non-auto related forums I frequent they have an unlimited edit time that hasn't seemed to pose any problems.

Just MHO and not a deal breaker on any level, but I found the old 20 minute restriction pretty limiting on the (old D.C.) forum.
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If you see any old posts you'd like fixed let me know. I've fixed a few posts already after members have contacted me. Right now it's not top priority as we're still tweaking the forum, but eventually it will be. But any specific requests just let me know. I hate seeing garbled text or missing images too.
 
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