EDIT: I was using firefox. I just opened IE and I'm logged in already. I been having issues where I have to login each time using Firefox, but IE remembers everything and im already logged in using IE.
The same thing here also. Not only that, but the problem happened immediately after I did a complete wipe of my easy customization settings with the intention of placing all my custom site settings in the advanced customizaton CSS file. Since I cannot restore my settings now until you fix this latest problem, my site is trashed. Nice going smugmug. I just joined about a month ago. I thought this was going to be a good move.
EDIT: I was using firefox. I just opened IE and I'm logged in already. I been having issues where I have to login each time using Firefox, but IE remembers everything and im already logged in using IE.
I usually stay logged in in FF as well and in fact I was logged in last night when I last uploaded some photos. When I went to upload photos tonight I thought it was strange that I was logged out and then I discovered this issue when trying to log in.
FWIW I tried IE but since I never use it, I wasn't logged in, and the login issue occurs there as well...
Sorry folks. Looks like we have a database problem. We're working on it and will update you as soon as we can.
I also noticed that I can not access any of my private galleries, I get an error saying that the passwords I am entering are incorrect. Is this part of the same problem?
I also noticed that I can not access any of my private galleries, I get an error saying that the passwords I am entering are incorrect. Is this part of the same problem?
Sorry folks. Looks like we have a database problem. We're working on it and will update you as soon as we can.
While it lasted, this problem had also broken the homepage slideshow. A login challenge appeared in the center of the slideshow window. Thanks for recovering it.
Please improve your testing!
Earlier tonight when I tried to add photos to my cart, both IE and FireFox errored out with JavaScript errors like this one:
User Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 8.0; Windows NT 5.2; Win64; x64; Trident/4.0; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; .NET CLR 3.0.04506.648; .NET CLR 3.0.4506.2152; .NET CLR 3.5.30729)
Timestamp: Wed, 24 Jun 2009 05:34:06 UTC
It was fixed a few minutes later, but that's still very sloppy. A bug of this type (missing semicolon in core code) should never have made it to production. Do SmugMug engineers make "simple fixes" directly on the live site without testing? ("There's no way this could break anything, so we don't need to waste time testing it!") Or does the testing procedure not include basic functionality like add-to-cart? I would have thought that a decent-sized, established ecommerce site like SmugMug would have a staging site and would require *all* changes to be regression tested...
While it lasted, this problem had also broken the homepage slideshow. A login challenge appeared in the center of the slideshow window. Thanks for recovering it.
Yeah, it was considerably more widespread than that as well. It appears that we are back to normal now.
It was fixed a few minutes later, but that's still very sloppy. A bug of this type (missing semicolon in core code) should never have made it to production. Do SmugMug engineers make "simple fixes" directly on the live site without testing? ("There's no way this could break anything, so we don't need to waste time testing it!") Or does the testing procedure not include basic functionality like add-to-cart? I would have thought that a decent-sized, established ecommerce site like SmugMug would have a staging site and would require *all* changes to be regression tested...
As part of the QA team, I take posts like this seriously, so thank you. But I believe that this was due to a temporary database issue that our operations team fixed within the last 30 minutes. Sorry!
Yes thanks very much for the speedy resolution. . Ive since restored my own site to a semblance of normalcy after I was able to log back in. I hope the database issue will not recur. :nono
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I can't login to two of my accounts, it just ignores my password and goes back to the top again. Am I the only one?
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I'm having the same problem also. Can't login and my slide show on home pg is also not working.
Yep, same issue here!
EDIT: I was using firefox. I just opened IE and I'm logged in already. I been having issues where I have to login each time using Firefox, but IE remembers everything and im already logged in using IE.
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http://wildworldphoto.net
http://photostuff.org
I usually stay logged in in FF as well and in fact I was logged in last night when I last uploaded some photos. When I went to upload photos tonight I thought it was strange that I was logged out and then I discovered this issue when trying to log in.
FWIW I tried IE but since I never use it, I wasn't logged in, and the login issue occurs there as well...
Edit: Should be all better now.
I also noticed that I can not access any of my private galleries, I get an error saying that the passwords I am entering are incorrect. Is this part of the same problem?
Yes.
Zotz Shots
Earlier tonight when I tried to add photos to my cart, both IE and FireFox errored out with JavaScript errors like this one:
User Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 8.0; Windows NT 5.2; Win64; x64; Trident/4.0; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; .NET CLR 3.0.04506.648; .NET CLR 3.0.4506.2152; .NET CLR 3.5.30729)
Timestamp: Wed, 24 Jun 2009 05:34:06 UTC
Message: Expected ';'
Line: 1
Char: 7
Code: 0
URI: http://www.smugmug.com/cart/gallerySingle.mg?imageId=524751953&imageKey=PHdc6
It was fixed a few minutes later, but that's still very sloppy. A bug of this type (missing semicolon in core code) should never have made it to production. Do SmugMug engineers make "simple fixes" directly on the live site without testing? ("There's no way this could break anything, so we don't need to waste time testing it!") Or does the testing procedure not include basic functionality like add-to-cart? I would have thought that a decent-sized, established ecommerce site like SmugMug would have a staging site and would require *all* changes to be regression tested...
Yeah, it was considerably more widespread than that as well. It appears that we are back to normal now.
As part of the QA team, I take posts like this seriously, so thank you. But I believe that this was due to a temporary database issue that our operations team fixed within the last 30 minutes. Sorry!
Thanks Sheaf.
http://wildworldphoto.net
http://photostuff.org