Bug on tasks page
berniecode says:
My lists should be Inbox, Blog, Ethiopia, Personal, Sent.
If I look at the tasks page, I see the tabs Inbox, Blog, Blog, Personal, Sent; i.e. 2 "Blog" tabs, and Ethiopia is missing. If I go to the settings page, it is the same - 2 blogs and the Ethiopia list is not there.
The first Blog tab shows tasks from the Blog list as expected. The second is empty.
I know that the hidden Ethiopia list still exists somewhere, because the tasks are still there the google widget, and if I click through from the widget to one of the Ethiopian tasks, the Ethiopia tab magically reappears... Until I log out and back in again, when it vanishes again.
Help!
If I look at the tasks page, I see the tabs Inbox, Blog, Blog, Personal, Sent; i.e. 2 "Blog" tabs, and Ethiopia is missing. If I go to the settings page, it is the same - 2 blogs and the Ethiopia list is not there.
The first Blog tab shows tasks from the Blog list as expected. The second is empty.
I know that the hidden Ethiopia list still exists somewhere, because the tasks are still there the google widget, and if I click through from the widget to one of the Ethiopian tasks, the Ethiopia tab magically reappears... Until I log out and back in again, when it vanishes again.
Help!
berniecode says:
Aah. I cleared my Safari cache and removed all my cookies, and it went away. It's still happening on Firefox so I'm sure it's some kind of stale cache issue.
berniecode says:
Also, I'm using google gears and the offline feature.
I think it might be a Gears problem, since Firefox still did it when I cleared the cache and cookies, so Gears is the only place this data could be really.
I think it might be a Gears problem, since Firefox still did it when I cleared the cache and cookies, so Gears is the only place this data could be really.
emily (Remember The Milk) says:
berniecode, can I ask which version of Google Gears you have installed? Do you have RTM enabled or disabled in Gears?
I'm aware of one Gears issue where if you disable access for a site, it doesn't actually remove the local Gears copy -- instead, it continues to use the local copy, even when you're online. (Hopefully Google will have this fixed in the next version of Gears.)
I'm aware of one Gears issue where if you disable access for a site, it doesn't actually remove the local Gears copy -- instead, it continues to use the local copy, even when you're online. (Hopefully Google will have this fixed in the next version of Gears.)