DemonGoddess

In IE, select Tools from the menu. Select Internet Options from the dropdown Click the Advanced tab In the browser settings (next set of checked/unchecked boxes), make sure "allow 3rd party extensions" is checked. As to the illegal tags, it's fairly common where a data insert was created by exporting a Word document to html. The cleaner utility will strip it out, you just have to be patient and let it do its job.

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Added here. It's a CARTOON movie, so that's where it would go.

I hope so. If it weren't for the CYA aspect for legalities for a bunch of 'em, I'm sure I could've pared it down much more than I was able to. But....no can do.

part of the problem is the type of file insert it was to begin with. At this point (I'm moving data so can't do anything specifically for you at the moment), you still need to tell the thing to stop running. I also found out something interesting last night, and changed it, so hopefully this will help where there is an issue. Years ago, the database was set to where the chapter data insert was set to "longtext". At some point during the time the data was being restored FROM the crash, it was changed to "mediumtext". What this did is make it so long chapter inserts are continually trying to truncate. Mind you, I was in the middle of moving chapter data, and kept coming up against that. As the database accepted it at the initial upload, I thought there had to be something else at play. I checked with the other gal (who was around for the crash, but not during the restore), which is how I found out that the field properties had been changed. So last night, I changed it back. You're using IE, if I remember correctly, yes? You do need to make sure that it's set to accept 3rd party scripts and addons, or it will not behave well with java apps. I went through the chapter records for your stories, and what I found was illegal div tags which called for things which don't exist on this site. That is very likely the cause of the problem.

The author is Riffraff, and the story is here.

Review board All it contains are the warning and the notification that it was hidden Story Your profile I generated a lost password mail for you. When you ask the archive for a lost password, you need to either input your LOGIN name, or your email. The pen name is not the search criteria for lost passwords, as pen names are NOT unique.

The second one clearly said "list" in the summary, which means I nuked it. The third is a story (wallotext, but a story), the first I'll look at again when I'm more awake

yep, Alucard applies as a character name in the movie you're referencing, Castlevania, and of course, Hellsing. Main characters in ALL of them.

Apparently. Like I said, many, many of these codes are very old. Needless to say, once I confirm anything that isn't category related and stuff like that with Apollo, I should be uploading the revised list tomorrowish. I've already deleted 15 or so, just based on what they were, and knowing they're no longer needed.

Deletion is permanent. As the archive runs from a database, when a record is deleted, it's gone.

I almost deleted it Saturday, myself, when I was checking for corrections. What made me think that it was very much AU and OOC was the character names. (Alucard specifically) But, I wasn't entirely sure, which is why I didn't delete it then. You're welcome to re-upload if we deleted in error, as in it's truly an original fiction and NOT what I described above. Over time, we've seen authors go that route before, where it's so OOC that it doesn't fare well in its proper category as fanfiction, so it gets uploaded to originals instead. In which case, we do delete, as originals is supposed to be for original fiction. In any case, if we deleted in error, I do apologize.

check your email. I rechecked your settings and such. You SHOULD be able to access all open parts of the forum.

Link to top levels in naruto Link to yaoi in first one Link to yaoi in AU/AR Link to yaoi in Crossovers

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Often enough for it to be an annoyance, yes.

I've already deleted all the stuff that has categories, as the tags are certainly redundant. Combined SoloF/SoloM. And, I'm waiting for Apollo to tell me what else I can safely remove, yet still allowing us the CYA aspect before I upload the revised tags list.

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Because, for whatever reason, if it doesn't say "fic" at the end, we have people who actually don't get it. I'd rather go with the shorter term myself, but there you are.

I'm trying to see if we can't eliminate the rates altogether, or make it so it's trackable, for the rate bombers. If we keep 'em, I'd prefer being able to track the ones who bomb a story because they dislike a pair or story premise, and just to be spiteful.

I'll work on editing the thing later. I'm a wee bit busy at the moment. There are MANY MANY old codes in there, which are more properly addressed as genre tags, and added according to category now, whereas years ago, this wasn't the way the archive was set up. Some are pair type tags, which also need to go. CS and MBP are definitely NOT the same thing. Menstrual blood play is not a crime scene thing.. Contro was added BECAUSE of many of the stories content in originals. By seeing via the tag the story content is something that will easily cause controversy, if that's not your thing, you stay away. Most often, this is used in stories which really, really squick readers, as an additional strong warning from the writer. When I added RapeFic, I forgot to remove N/C. That's entirely my fault there. The reason to CHANGE it to RapeFic from N/C is that for some reason, people would see N/C and not realize that it meant a non consensual act. Then they'd turn around and FLAME the authors, for having it in the story without warning them, even though they did with the proper tag.

George Orwell and Cory Doctorow What's funny is I don't even WRITE. I just put in text from explanations for things from LJ, and stuff like that.

The problem with Times New Roman is that it's not a web standard font. So any rte is going to have issues with the font itself. It's fine for actual print, but it gets weird with stuff like this. You'd see the same thing in the forum. Which also uses rte as it's edit interface. Here's an example See how tiny it made it in comparison? Same font size as Arial. With the serif fonts, I usually go 2 points up, at least. Depending on the font. (This is Book Antigua at 3, Arial is at 2, and so is Times New Roman). I'll give ya a quick run through with it, different fonts, all at 2 which is the forum default. Arial ArialBlack ArialNarrow BookAntigua Century Gothic Comic Sans MS Courier New Franklin Gothic Medium Garamond Georgia Impact Lucida Console Lucida Sans Unicode Microsoft Sans Serif Palatino Linotype Tahoma Times New Roman Trebuchet MS Verdana As you can see, different fonts have different embedded heights and kerning values. That's what makes for the size differences, with the same size selected. The editor, by the way, is ckeditor, which is the mostly widely used RTE. @erobey I think the issue you're having (I looked at the database records), is that almost all of your chapter inserts are bloated html inserts. So, when a chapter is initially opened, it takes one of the core files a bit of time to work through the data and strip out all the garbage the word processor inserted when it exported to html. It may actually take a couple tries of open the chapter, and save (no edit) to strip out all the extra tags that aren't allowed by the archive to BEGIN with.

Ookami Arden was deleted from AFF by STAFF, as she was underage at the time of account creation. Users can't delete their accounts.