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"You do not have access to this pad" is a message that is bothering me several times a day. I work with a list of about 30 pads. I do edit them in one web browser in several tabs which may confuse your ethergroups application. But I guess I am not the only one wishing this would be possible without the error message. For clarification: I do not open the same pad in several tabs.
Suggestion: If you cannot fix this issue in the near future, please add a helpful hint for end-user, that refreshing the page in the tab may solve the "You do not have access to this pad"-problem.
Many thanks.
Thanks for looking into this.
Unfortunately I cannot provided detailed steps on how to reproduce the problem. I changed the usage behavior to working in just one tab compared to the description above. I am a member of six groups and have access to 30++ pads. The "You do not have access to this pad" behavior appears to be arbitrary since it happens
when I change network status (WLAN vs LAN),
when I use the ethergroups application from a different machine and
sometimes just seconds after I wrote something in a pad.
Does your application throw errors or info messages in log files that would be worth consulting?
Today I opened 'ethergroups' in one Firefox tab (v37.0.2) and wrote a few screen pages of notes. Two hours later I looked at the tab again and wanted to clean the authorship of the whole document which resulted in 'you do not have access to this pad'.
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tjwelde commentedon Apr 8, 2015
Hey, thanks for the Input.
Could you please give us detailed instructions, on how to reproduce this problem?
Thanks
astruck commentedon Apr 9, 2015
Thanks for looking into this.
Unfortunately I cannot provided detailed steps on how to reproduce the problem. I changed the usage behavior to working in just one tab compared to the description above. I am a member of six groups and have access to 30++ pads. The "You do not have access to this pad" behavior appears to be arbitrary since it happens
Does your application throw errors or info messages in log files that would be worth consulting?
Thanks again.
astruck commentedon Apr 29, 2015
Today I opened 'ethergroups' in one Firefox tab (v37.0.2) and wrote a few screen pages of notes. Two hours later I looked at the tab again and wanted to clean the authorship of the whole document which resulted in 'you do not have access to this pad'.