UPDATE - Issue FIXED, thank you for all the help!
Hi,
a member is reporting a bug that I can't reproduce and I could use your help to figure out if the problem is on the user side or if there is really a bug with the site.
Description of the possible bug:
From the homepage, click on 'Blogs' at the top, between 'Home' and 'Forums'. When doing this, you should be directed to https://www.dsprelated.com/blogs.php and showed a list of the most recent blog posts on DSPRelated. The user is properly directed to https://www.dsprelated.com/blogs.php but is showed a blank page, which is a problem.
Please let me know if you are properly re-directed and showed the blogs page or if you see a blank page as well.
Thanks!!
Stephane
My test results:
1) Correctly redirected to the blogs when NOT logged in.
2) Redirected to https://www.dsprelated.com/blogs.php but it is blank indeed when logged in.
Hope this helps. If there is any more tests you would like conducted please don't hesitate to ask.
Best and thanks for all the good work and effort.
My test results:
1) Correctly redirected to the blogs when NOT logged in.
2) Redirected to https://www.dsprelated.com/blogs.php but it is blank indeed when logged in.
-Aaron Chesir
Ok @ZaellixA and @achesir, the 'logged in' part gave me the insight to find the bug I think - thank you!! Can you try it now? I think it should work.
Tested when logged in. It works fine.
Not tested when logged out.
EDIT: Just tested while logged out and works like a charm :).
Thanks for the fix. Keep up the good work :thumbs-up:
Yep... Working now.
-Aaron Chesir
I am logged in, going to blogs (i;e. https://www.dsprelated.com/blogs.php) I see a populated page with 'recent' for instance with 'A Direct Digital Synthesizer with Arbitrary Modulus' by Neil Robertson, right now.
...and being totally logouted (and then closing everything), googled 'DSPRelated.com', not logined OK, could navigate and see 'blogs' and even read 'A Direct Digital Synthesized...', and then I logined for reply :-)
So fine?
All good! Problem fixed a little earlier today, thanks to the input of a couple of users. Thanks for your help.
