RECURSIVE ERROR:
Error 1: Can't connect to database.
Error 2: SQL error 1040 on line 98 of _user.php.
This problem usually goes away if you refresh the page (but feel free to tell metlslime about the specific error you just got, since I'm curious about why this happens.

And it's slow to load pages just now. 

 

Ahh... SQL error 1040 is "too many connections" so I guess it was just too busy. 

There was a DoS. 

Could you put a link in the sticky OP on how to do things like making working links and such? A quick search didn't do me any good. 

it's in the FAQ but I could make it more prominent I guess 

Thanks. 

All the images in /levels/rubicon2/ are broken. 

Thanks, this is fixed now. It was another place in my code where I was relying on the "register_globals" setting. 

QuakeDev is gone, PQ hasn't been updated since August 2012, and Besmella redirects to Quakeworld.nu. Also, a link to http://quakewiki.org/ would be nice. 

 

 

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Testing long words -- instead of chopping them and adding a "..." at the end, i now set the CSS property overflow=auto to add a scroll bar. 

man that is ugly.

but at least people can read long strings. 

would be better than that scroll bar 

make shortened words clickable, and a click on them expands them, showing the scrollbar. Because yeah: ugly. 

I'll try to come up with something better, when i have more time to work on it.

Usually long strings with no spaces are things like source code, urls, etc. where adding a space could invalidate the content. So i have to keep that in mind. 

the html on the front page atm seems borked. Giant black segment running down the side that seems to be caused by links in a news item. 

i don't see it, what browser are you using? 

 

on my phone. But only when I logged in on my pc did I realise what this meant, this is hella ugly having a giant scroll bar. The Rage thread is fucked on my pc. 

I would rather just extend the long words to break out of the layout. looks like ass too but is much more user friendly imo, especially on small screens.

but isn't there some css3 stuff that might allow hard hyphenation? been a while since I looked. 

latest version of chrome on windows. 

http://imgur.com/kO36obR 

looks like setting "word-wrap:break-word;" might do the trick. It does word wrapping like normal, but also breaks single words that are too long to fit on a line.