P.H. O'Meter broken

[Mr2Mike]

Can everyone else use the P.H.O'Meter? Ever since the new login was implemented, if I try to submit a score I get the "Sorry an error has occured" message, and the formatting on the rest of the page goes wrong (grey text for all the posts)

[B'stard Child]

Same for me so you aren't alone

[Mr2Mike]

Is there a plan to fix this?

[Mr2Mike]

Still broken.

[Vaud]

Mr2Mike said:

Still broken.

Well between you bumping on a Friday and then again on a Sunday, I have to observe that it's unlikely to have been an urgent development fix needed over the weekend?

[Mr2Mike]

Vaud said:

Well between you bumping on a Friday and then again on a Sunday, I have to observe that it's unlikely to have been an urgent development fix needed over the weekend?

I first mentioned this on the 18th May and there's not been a single acknowledgement from PH since then so I'll bump it as often as I wish. Thank you for you concern though.

Still broken BTW.

[Mr2Mike]

Rather than pissing around adding stupid and annoying inline hyperlinks, how about fixing the stuff that's already broken?

[kambites]

I have the same problem. Is this a "must use Microsoft" thing?

[Mr2Mike]

I've tried Firefox, IE10, IE11 and on my Nokia Lumia (Windows Phone 8.1) and get the same results on all of them.

[SrMoreno]

Broken on Chrome as well.

[B'stard Child]

I guess for the benefit of those above rather than the overworked techies

Worked for me today............ wooo hoo

[SrMoreno]

It works for me from the article, but not from the forum (if that makes sense).

[B'stard Child]

SrMoreno said:

It works for me from the article, but not from the forum (if that makes sense).

Perfect sense - I thought it looked a little different!!

[SrMoreno]

Still broken.

[MattDell]

Mr2Mike said:

Rather than pissing around adding stupid and annoying inline hyperlinks, how about fixing the stuff that's already broken?

I'd hazard a guess that adding annoying inline hyperlinks generates revenue and fixing stuff that's broken costs money.

[Mr2Mike]

MattDell said:

I'd hazard a guess that adding annoying inline hyperlinks generates revenue and fixing stuff that's broken costs money.

I'm sure you are correct, though I find inline hyperlinks even more annoying than normal ads.

Two months on and the problem doesn't even seem to have been acknowledged, let alone fixed (unless you only look at PH articles from the homepage instead of the forum, which I never do).

[SrMoreno]

Still broken.

[Mr2Mike]

5 months later and still broken...