I have a bookmark in Chrome that takes me straight to the "Modelling and Visualization" forum.It works fine until I log in which then diverts to the BC Home page. I don't want to go to the Home page which is the reason fro the bookmark. This use to work OK but now doesn't!!
Why have you changed this behavior?
All, The log in issue is currently being developed. Hoping to have it implemented by the end of August. Thank you for the feedback. I will be looking into all of them.
Thanks,
Brian
Brian Boyko said:The log in issue is currently being developed
Thanks ... but do you mind if I call you Brian (I find 4F6C2784-9BBD-4BED-9534-E1C210273727 hard to pronounce)?
When Be Communiteis was initially launched, the login process was sweet and simple. It behaved like most sites that require a login.
stuartw said:I have a bookmark i
As the OP (another person who's adopted a GUID for a first name!) wrote, "I have a bookmark." Well, I have several bookmarks. The bookmarks each take me to the right page, but when I log-in the process sends me to an unwanted home page.
This behaviour has changed over the years. A little while after the Be Communities was started, the login process demanded an additional modal dialog to confirm the acceptance (maybe that was FireFox, but read on). In February 2017 that requirement vanished, to my glee. But with this weekend's update (08-Jul-17) the additional modal dialog has returned.
I also note that my signature has vanished.
Was this weekend's work really an enhancement?
Regards, Jon Summers LA Solutions
Jon, regarding the extra modal dialog in your screenshot: can you provide the full URL seen in the address bar, when that dialog appears? (maybe adjust the toolbars so it can be seen?) This may somehow be a http vs https issue.
Regards,
Jesse DringoliTechnical Support Manager, OpenFlowsBentley Communities Site AdministratorBentley Systems, Inc.
Sorry about all the dupe posts.
Can I check the version of Firefox that you are using? I've been accessing the pages with no problems, though I am using the very latest version.If you follow the 3 steps shown here, that should bring up the About dialog.
Duncan Brown
Jon, we have resolved the issue with the extra modal dialog when signing in with Firefox. The was an HTTPS change required. Please confirm if that has been resolved.
So far we have not been able to reproduce the issue with the page not being rendered properly, but we have seen it happen to at least two other users. Can you confirm if it is still happening, even after restarting all browsers or rebooting your computer?
Unknown said:Can I check the version of Firefox that you are using?
The exact same version as you: 54.01.0 (32-bit).
The screenshot shows the static layout. Dynamically, it's worse. As I move the mouse or click various links the page behaves unpredictable, making it impossible to use (I switched to IE to write this).