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Re: Show HN: Authpad - Elegant way to publish

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Post by stevelis »

dmdavis wrote: post #30

Very nice looking setup. Easy to use (as advertised) and attractive by default. I love the simple look of it. [edit]Since advice is not forthcoming, I'll add a suggestion instead. A forgot password link would be great on the login page.[/edit] Oddly, though, I can't log back in. I created an account, made some pages, and signed out. When I try to log in with the email address I used, it correctly changes to my userna…

Thanks for the feedback. The bug you reported is fixed. :) Try logging back in with your username or email.

Re: Show HN: Authpad - Elegant way to publish

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Post by stevelis »

dougbarrett wrote: post #25

It's pretty cool! But I've found a few bugs: Code doesn't wrap, you can see the posts I did here: http://doug.authpad.com/ The bottom post is using a codeblock, but it stretches out the pages. Also, when I went to edit the page and updated it, it made a new post.

Thanks for the report. First bug is fixed. Quick question: does editing any page cause it to be reposted when you update?

Re: Show HN: Authpad - Elegant way to publish

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Post by dougbarrett »

stevelis wrote: post #33
dougbarrett wrote: post #25

It's pretty cool! But I've found a few bugs: Code doesn't wrap, you can see the posts I did here: http://doug.authpad.com/ The bottom post is using a codeblock, but it stretches out the pages. Also, when I went to edit the page and updated it, it made a new post.

Thanks for the report. First bug is fixed. Quick question: does editing any page cause it to be reposted when you update?

Hey, sorry to get back to you so late. No, it actually didn't do it again when I replicated the issue. Maybe I hit the back button to edit it, and it reposted it?

Re: Show HN: Authpad - Elegant way to publish

#36

Post by dmdavis »

stevelis wrote: post #32
dmdavis wrote: post #30

Very nice looking setup. Easy to use (as advertised) and attractive by default. I love the simple look of it. [edit]Since advice is not forthcoming, I'll add a suggestion instead. A forgot password link would be great on the login page.[/edit] Oddly, though, I can't log back in. I created an account, made some pages, and signed out. When I try to log in with the email address I used, it correctly changes to my userna…

Thanks for the feedback. The bug you reported is fixed. :) Try logging back in with your username or email.

Excellent, that works. Thanks.
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