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Re: Messages with the same Topic
Janice,
I just ran a test and replied via my email client--it posted as aMost likely that means that your email client isn't supplying either the In-Reply-To or References, or else Groups.io is having some trouble parsing those fields. I use Outlook on a Windows 10 computer.I don't use or know much about Outlook, but if you reply to this message the same way that you normally do in your other groups (that is, using Outlook rather than the Groups.io pages) I'll take a look at the View Source of your message and see if I can tell what's happening. Shal |
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Re: daemon posting error
Ro,
Started a new group. Only one gal is having problems posting, getting aI think it is likely that she's sending to an incorrect email address. Errors from the "Mailer Daemon" are typically from one's own email system, saying that it had some problem attempting to deliver the message. But the only way to know would be to read the error message and see what it says. I am suspecting its not an IO issue, but what do I know.I think it is most likely that your suspicion is correct. Shal |
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daemon posting error
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýHi from the computer illiterate. ? Started a new group. ? Only one gal is having problems posting, getting a Daemon message error. ? What might be the cause of this?? ? I am suspecting its not an IO issue, but what do I know. ?
Ro
with Sally and Silk waiting at their feed dishes, and Handy, Feliz &? Police Kitty patrolling in the Great Beyond. |
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Re: WIKI pages
On Sat, Aug 6, 2016 at 02:02 pm, Shal Farley wrote:
One defect at present is that the formatting bar for Wiki pages currently lack the button to insert an image. It is possible to get images to display in the wiki pages by resorting to trickery ?I just use the snip tool to copy and paste pictures in. ?Note, they do not stay where you put them, even if you use the move paragraph button??they end up on the left margin.? ?Archivist |
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Re: WIKI pages
J,
I've experienced this in a very bad way and have reported it to Mark asThat's unfortunate. The Remove Font Style button (eraser, Ctrl+\) should be the work-around for that problem. If even it won't clear out the pasted formatting that's a problem. I don't know if you tried it, but it may also be possible to clear out the pasted formatting by using Code View (the "</>" button), but that oughtn't be necessary - it requires some knowledge of HTML coding probably more than a little patience. Shal |
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Re: WIKI pages
Janice,
Is it possible to add a PDF with screen shots as a GMF WIKI page?Not directly. You can copy the content of a PDF and paste it in while editing a wiki page, but I think you'll lose the formatting of the PDF, and I don't know what might become of any images in the PDF if you try that. So there would likely be some formatting work to do after pasting in the content. I don't understand much about WIKI. In my group it is used for LINKSAs LeeAnne said, the wiki pages are created and edited just like you would create or edit a message using the Groups.io site - almost exactly the same edit box and formatting tools. The pages are then saved in the Wiki section rather than being sent as messages. One defect at present is that the formatting bar for Wiki pages currently lack the button to insert an image. It is possible to get images to display in the wiki pages by resorting to trickery. A tutorial for that might be in order, but I was rather hoping Mark would add the button instead. /g/beta/message/8527 Maybe beta@ needs a new message, clearly stating that suggestion as a request. Shal |
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Re: WIKI pages
Hi Janice, Not that I am much of a Wiki expert but it works just like these messages but it saves a page instead of sending a message. The beauty of the wiki is that you can set it so members or mods only can edit it. ?This works for our group as we have frequent updates for members to find information. The Table of Contents (ToC) doesn't work very well but it works enough to organise long home pages. ?At this time only the h1 style ?(use the ?button)?will make a working link in the page's ToC, but it works enough to get information across. You can see in ShalsTests.? -- ?Archivist |
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Re: Spam/phishing mails
I have a group on .io and am not getting any spam at all.?
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Hi all, A couple of days ago I started a group on io. I am just testing it with a friend. It is a closed group. I am using 2 email addresses that I don't use elsewhere as does my friend. Since we are on groups.io we both receive spam and phishing mails on these addresses. I am really worried. Is io compromised? Does anyone else get these mails? Cheers, Ary |
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Re: Spam/phishing mails
Ary,
Since we are on groups.io we both receive spam and phishing mails onNot very likely. Did the messages arrive via your group's +owner address? Each owner/mod can choose to receive such messages from everyone, from members only, or not at all. I generally recommend that at least one active mod in each group elect to receive +owner messages from "everyone" - in case a person who's having trouble joining the group wishes to make contact. Does anyone else get these mails?"These mails" is a pretty broad statement. I've received spam and phishing emails in pretty much every email address I've ever had, and that goes a long way back before the inception of Groups.io. Shal |
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Re: Help with Wiki Toc?
Mark has asked that bugs be reported to [email protected]. I'm sure those that use the ToC would appreciate knowing if/when it gets squished.
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Re: Help with Wiki Toc?
On Sun, Jul 31, 2016 at 05:23 pm, Shal Farley wrote:
But this does leave open the possibility that other punctuation marks might cause trouble. ?Yes I tried using a comma instead but it did not work either. Took out the ?dot in Groups.io and left a space. ?Link now works. ? Shall I report the bug on Beta (or some where else?) and let the group know what the outcome is? ?Archivist |
Shal Farley
Ro
LeeAnne
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