Where is the ``Alerts`` drop-down menu

[Ray_of_Hope]

When i refreshed the PDF`s welcome page,my alerts drop down menu disappeared.Now this is not helping.
@Horus @WebMaster Please correct it out.

 

[jamahir]

When i refreshed the PDF`s welcome page,my alerts drop down menu disappeared.Now this is not helping.

check if javascript is enabled... alerts menu won't work otherwise.

 

[StormShadow]

Maybe they changed the UI. This one sucks!! Loved the older model.

 

[SOHEIL]

 

[Ray_of_Hope]

check if javascript is enabled... alerts menu won't work otherwise.

Yep its already enabled

 

[jamahir]

Yep its already enabled

by "welcome page", do you mean ( Pakistan Defence ), then it works for me... so slow page-load perhaps...

 

[Abingdonboy]

Having the same problem

 

[Ray_of_Hope]

by "welcome page", do you mean ( Pakistan Defence ), then it works for me... so slow page-load perhaps...

Yes i mean pakistan defence.Internet`s fine,page loads quickly but without ``alerts`` menu

Having the same problem

Yep.Same here

 

[Hyperion]

Webby, the new 2-step system to check for alerts will decrease thread hit/read rate by 30 - 40%. I've done several A/B testings on such a system and then reverted back to one step AJAX drop down. I'd recommend that you reinstate the old system for alert-drop-down. Just a recommendation, in the end you are the boss of PDF!

@WebMaster

 

[ruby007]

Samr here too

 

[jamahir]

Yes i mean pakistan defence.Internet`s fine,page loads quickly but without ``alerts`` menu

Having the same problem

i noticed that abingdonboy uses the new theme ( d.pk 2 style )... i tried that theme just now and had the same problem as you two... but i normally use the "default style" ( xenforo )... you should use that theme... it has no such problem.

 

[Hyperion]

Nothing to do with JS. UI has changed, which has messed up the UX.

check if javascript is enabled... alerts menu won't work otherwise.

 

[Armstrong]

Webby, the new 2-step system to check for alerts will decrease thread hit/read rate by 30 - 40%. I've done several A/B testings on such a system and then reverted back to one step AJAX drop down. I'd recommend that you reinstate the old system for alert-drop-down. Just a recommendation, in the end you are the boss of PDF!

@WebMaster

Nothing to do with JS. UI has changed, which has messed up the UX.

What demonic language are you speaking ?

JS, UI, AJAX !

 

[jamahir]

Nothing to do with JS. UI has changed, which has messed up the UX.

correct... and as i said in post# 11, using "default style" works.

what is "ux"?? and don't you think pdf has too much js??

 

[Hyperion]

User experience....... nah, not that much JS for such a platform.....

correct... and as i said in post# 70, using "default style" works.

what is "ux"?? and don't you think pdf has too much js??