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[njboxers]

Hello,

I just installed Nabble on my site a few days ago and everything was working fine.  I am using the News template.

Yesterday, someone new had posted, and this morning I went to reply to her post.  After I was done typing my reply, I clicked to Preview and the next page told me that 'Node was not found'.  I clicked back in my browser, pasted my reply again and clicked to post....same error message 'Node was not found'.  Unfortunately, I didn't copy her long post (why would I have anyway?), so there's no way for me to get it back unless it's on your server.

So I am thinking the person deleted her post (will never understand why), so I did a test post this morning and even replied to the test post.  It appears just fine on the page.  Then went to delete the post, and it's still there with the world to see "- deleted - ".

So something is not right because if the original poster had deleted her post, it would show as - deleted - , but there is nothing there, yet my test post remains on the site, even after deleting it!

The page is here:  http://bit.ly/NabblePage

Thank you so much for any help in resolving this!

[GregChapman]

Hi,

njboxers wrote

Yesterday, someone new had posted, and this morning I went to reply to her post.  After I was done typing my reply, I clicked to Preview and the next page told me that 'Node was not found'.

That sounds as if you had left the page sitting there in your browser, so you were unaware that the original post had been deleted until after you had composed your repair and re-connected with the server.

I clicked back in my browser, pasted my reply again and clicked to post....same error message 'Node was not found'.  Unfortunately, I didn't copy her long post (why would I have anyway?), so there's no way for me to get it back unless it's on your server.

That sounds as if the original poster had deleted their post, so it won't be on the server.

So I am thinking the person deleted her post (will never understand why), so I did a test post this morning and even replied to the test post.  It appears just fine on the page.  Then went to delete the post, and it's still there with the world to see "- deleted - ".

A " CONTENTS DELETED The author has deleted this message." notice is normal where the original post now has a dependency on it - the reply post. However, if any post has no dependency on it then there's no need for Nabble to store the now-empty node and there will be no trace of it.

So something is not right because if the original poster had deleted her post, it would show as - deleted - , but there is nothing there, yet my test post remains on the site, even after deleting it!

Unfortunately, it does sound as if everything is as expected.

[njboxers]

OK, thank you very much for replying and assuring me that everything is behaving normal.  I appreciate your time!
warmest regards!

[njboxers]

One more thing!  I know the username of the person who posted yesterday (whose post "disappeared").  She also replied on the existing post.  I went to click her username to see if I could find an e-mail address for her to see if I could help her with anything, and when I clicked on 'edit profile', the following Error 500 appeared, with notice to inform Nabble Support about it:

Error 500

NAML exception in customized site:
        in user_email(nabble:edit_profile.naml:48) - <n.page_user.user_email/> - public void nabble.view.web.template.UserNamespace.user_email(nabble.naml.compiler.IPrintWriter,nabble.naml.compiler.Interpreter)
        in page_user(nabble:edit_profile.naml:48) - <n.page_user.user_email/> - public void nabble.view.web.template.UserPageNamespace.page_user(nabble.naml.compiler.IPrintWriter,nabble.naml.compiler.ScopedInterpreter)
        in nabble_html(nabble:utilities.naml:19) - <n.nabble_html> - public void nabble.view.web.template.ServletNamespace.nabble_html(nabble.naml.compiler.IPrintWriter,nabble.naml.compiler.ScopedInterpreter)
        in html_impl(nabble:utilities.naml:4) - <n.html_impl>
        in html(nabble:edit_profile.naml:34) - <n.html>
        in do(nabble:utilities.naml:1000) - <n.get_user_from_parameter.as_user_page.do/>
        in as_user_page(nabble:utilities.naml:1000) - <n.get_user_from_parameter.as_user_page.do/> - public void nabble.view.web.template.UserNamespace.as_user_page(nabble.naml.compiler.IPrintWriter,nabble.naml.compiler.ScopedInterpreter)
        in get_user_from_parameter(nabble:utilities.naml:1000) - <n.get_user_from_parameter.as_user_page.do/> - public void nabble.view.web.template.ServletNamespace.get_user_from_parameter(nabble.naml.compiler.IPrintWriter,nabble.naml.compiler.ScopedInterpreter) throws java.io.IOException,javax.servlet.ServletException
        in user_page(nabble:edit_profile.naml:2) - <n.user_page.>
        in (nabble:edit_profile.naml:1) - <macro name="edit_profile" requires="servlet">

Message: NAML exception in customized site:

RequestURI: /template/NamlServlet.jtp

Server: n7.nabble.com
Caused by:

fschmidt.util.servlet.JtpContextServlet$JtpServletException: url=http://ask-your-barf-question-here.37062.n7.nabble.com/template/NamlServlet.jtp?macro=edit_profile&user=a24%7EMary+Ellen  user-agent=Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.3; WOW64; rv:33.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/33.0 method=GET referer=http://ask-your-barf-question-here.37062.n7.nabble.com/template/NamlServlet.jtp?macro=user_nodes&user=a24%7EMary+Ellen
        at fschmidt.util.servlet.JtpContextServlet.handleException(JtpContextServlet.java:571)
        at fschmidt.util.ser

[GregChapman]

I will leave that kind of technical issue to one of the Nabble team.