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If the user's browser window is not tall enough, the bottom of the sidebar may be cut off, and it can't be scrolled down to. I experienced this on IE.

On the New Problem/Edit Post page, whenever I load it in Chrome, my textbox has weird invalid character symbols in it (sometimes 1 or 2).

Any clue on what's causing this?

http://imgur.com/T9sGR.png

It seems the default=True isn't being honored in the up_to_date field of the Post model.

When you select a category from the dropdown box, the parent_stuff div isn't opened up. I'm not sure when this stopped working.

I've checked the id's and javascript, and from what I can tell, it should work. I'm not sure what's going on here...

I know I should know how to fix this by now but I forget- Every time I try to login it redirects me to the atom page instead.

It is impossible to switch post revisions without javascript enabled.

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Editing the username brings you to the old username's url, showing a 404.

On my computer the window width has to be 1173 px for the help to show up on the right. It looks pretty nasty at a smaller resolution. I think that is too large to expect people to have their windows. (especially since we're giving a presentation with a projector on Thursday)

Every time you edit a post and save it, it creates a new post instead of changing the old one.

I just tried to add a comment as a user without an email and it wouldn't let me.
We can either try to allow users without an email to comment or we can change the system so users must have an email (they can choose whether to show it or not).

We get this error:
ValueError at /login/
The view benchmarks.posts.views.loginuser didn't return an HttpResponse object.

from the login page.

See http://imgur.com/eH0Kj.png

Certain tags need to be excluded somehow from the linebreaks. Code tags have linebreaks and p tags embedded in them.

Options:

• Replace code/etc. tags with filler, call linebreaks, insert back in (this is kind of hacky...)
• Do tag insertion by hand