I Lost "Edit" From My Posts
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Thanks Norri
Actually I signed in on my laptop just now and I have my edit button back. Also Norri as I mentioned to you, I have my signature back as well. Must have something to do with my phone.
LnrB, are you posting thru your smart phone?
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Thank you, Norri,
The "EDIT" button is missing from my original post above, but it's still there in my answer to Joyce. It's almost like it a time thing. Like when the Server refreshes the button is gone.
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Hi Elinor.......from the time you make a post and hit submit, there is a time delay in which you can still "edit" posts, this is around 30 mins I believe to allow for any corrections.
After that time you no longer have that function available and must ask a mod to make any changes for you if required.
Without going into too much detail, please believe me when I say there is good reason for this.
Thanks
Jim
After that time you no longer have that function available and must ask a mod to make any changes for you if required.
Without going into too much detail, please believe me when I say there is good reason for this.
Thanks
Jim
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Hi Elinor.......from the time you make a post and hit submit, there is a time delay in which you can still "edit" posts, this is around 30 mins I believe to allow for any corrections.
After that time you no longer have that function available and must ask a mod to make any changes for you if required.
Without going into too much detail, please believe me when I say there is good reason for this.
Thanks
Jim
After that time you no longer have that function available and must ask a mod to make any changes for you if required.
Without going into too much detail, please believe me when I say there is good reason for this.
Thanks
Jim
I thought it must be a new thing, because I only noticed it today when I wanted to add some info to a post and couldn't.
So that means then, if I see someone's post in the last couple days that says it was edited, they either had to ask a Mod for permission or they did it within 30 minutes. It's all clear to me now.
I'll have to be careful now to get it right the first time, won't I.
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I never use mobile theme for the sites , web is the better because it restricts some features and your inputs verifies this as well
Why light/mobile theme does that ? I dunno but my assumption is full web sites take too many spaces and your mobile phones are barely above 5-6 inches otherwise these should have been called something else lol
They just put useful info and signature is not as important as other stuffs
Why light/mobile theme does that ? I dunno but my assumption is full web sites take too many spaces and your mobile phones are barely above 5-6 inches otherwise these should have been called something else lol
They just put useful info and signature is not as important as other stuffs
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Thank you, Graham,
Clue follows:
Section: Xj6&12 Series I.II.III;
Thread by sunchip: I know, I know its been done before; also transmission question;
Date: Aug. 10, 8:48pm Pacific Time;
[quote from LnrB]I don't know how hard a Chevy trans is to rebuild as I've never done one, only a Chrysler 707. [/quote]
It wasn't a Chrysler 707, there is no such transmission. It was a 727.
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