Have any one here lost their responce to a question? After writing a long answer, then hit (add comment) and it says "posting comment", but nothing happens?! : (
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Phil in the Blank...backandtotheleft
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It happens very rarely to me. I've heard of people having this problem quite often. To them, I say get in the habit of highlighting your entire question and copying it before hitting submit, so if it vanishes you can go back, paste, and resubmit.
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lol...lol join the club ...its so frustrating when it happens and it was a great reply and then nothing... so you try again ...and again ggrrrrr....lol
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It happens to me once in awhile. I should learn to open a text window, type there first, and then copy and paste the answer here.
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It's happened to me many times in the past, but not too often now. One thing I started doing was copying my longer answers into Notepad in case the answer/comment disappeared.
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Yes, and here is the solution. I've found that if I try to comment and leave anything less than 200 or so characters, it will NEVER post. It may be slightly less than 200, but not much more. So, what I do is write the comment, then highlight and cut the bottom half off and put my cursor over the peice that's left and make sure I have 300 or so characters left. I then submit the comment, hit edit, paste in the rest of it and submit. Works every time. :)
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It sometimes happens to me.
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Plenty of times...which is why I copy all of my comments before I submit them.
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It happens for one reason or the other. I open several windows of AB and if it starts I leave to another window and let the original take it's course.
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These days comments hate me. I can't see them half of the time. They don't POST half of the time. When they do, they don't show until I refresh the page. I can't 'show all comments' anymore. I feel like I'm missing out on gossip and I hate it.
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Yes too many times to count. I try to remember if it is a very long answer or comment to paste it into another place before I post. That at least saves me having to write it all over again.
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