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mushroom Proficient

When I click on my login name in the upper righthand corner, nothing happens. If I click on my avatar I can go to my profile page, but I can't access any of my settings any more.


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psawyer Proficient

Try clicking on the downward-pointing triangle to the right of your name. A menu should appear, with "my profile" and "my settings" as choices.

mushroom Proficient

No, that is the part that is not working :blink: - no menu :(

jerseyangel Proficient

No, that is the part that is not working :blink: - no menu :(

That is odd Shroom...I just tried mine and it works. :blink:

I wonder if you hit "refresh" it might help?? Maybe jar it a little?

mushroom Proficient

I was thinking more along the lines of a hammer :ph34r:

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Hammers are so tempting...

Did you try clearing your browser cache?

mushroom Proficient

Thanks all for the helpful comments. Tried clearing the browser cache, no luck. The only thing that worked was removing the program Dh had put on to stop all these annoying popup windows when your cursor moves over a news story. With that gone everything works fine (I eventually had even lost my edit button - but... I just went to add a smiley and it seems now I've lost my smileys. Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear)


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