on 2018 Oct 10 10:33 AM
Hi,
I have been using Chrome while browsing in SAP Community, but since the beginning of this week, that fancy button where you click and send your answers, comments has disappeared. My Chrome is of course up to date. So I had to open Firefox to be able to post this question.
Attached are screenshots from Chrome.
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Though nothing had changed, this mysterious issue seems resolved right now, hence closing the question.
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Hi sez41
Could you please try to clear browser cache as first step? At least I can see both buttons in Chrome. If this does not help please attach sources of the page to the question (area with missing button will be enough).
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It's in the attachment. I could not upload it via Chrome either 🙂
In the source code I've noticed "You were logged out from SAP Answers. Posting any data won't be possible! Please copy any unsaved content to a safe place, reload the page and try posting again. Sorry for any inconvenience!"
So I have logged out and logged in again, but alas, I still could not see that button.
This is becoming more interesting. I can find this button in the attached html. So server returns the same response as for me (besides personal data). I have no clue what exactly is wrong but the problem is obviously in your browser. I would suspect that you browser stored old stylesheet but it should have been updated with cache cleanup. By the way you can try to reload page ignoring cached content, just press Shift+F5 (or Shift+Command+R on a Mac).
Hi yaniv.bar ;
It's Version 69.0.3497.100 (Official Build) (64-bit)
hi sez41 ,
Unfortunately we could not reproduce the issue you reported or find out what goes wrong for you. I also double checked and we had no similar reports or complaints from any other user, and since it works for you with other browsers, it really seems to be something with your Chrome. So apologies, but nothing else we can do to help for the time being, can only recommend to keep using FF (despite the inconvenience).
Best Regards and apologies again,
Yaniv
Hi yaniv.bar
Thanks for the time. Half an hour ago the error had still been persisting, but right now I could see the Submit your answer button.
This looks like a complete mystery anyways.
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