Where has my question gone? And what about the encoding? Initiator des Themas: Charlotte Blank
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Hi,
this time I have two problems: Yesterday I posted a question for Czech-German and it was answered OK but I cannot see it any more, even if putting everything to "All" in Search. Only with clicking on the link in my mail I was able to get there for grading. So where has it gone or what did I do wrong when posting it?
The other problem concerns encoding. I managed to get the Czech characters OK yesterday (using Unicode, the German umlauts being wrong then, however...) but no... See more Hi,
this time I have two problems: Yesterday I posted a question for Czech-German and it was answered OK but I cannot see it any more, even if putting everything to "All" in Search. Only with clicking on the link in my mail I was able to get there for grading. So where has it gone or what did I do wrong when posting it?
The other problem concerns encoding. I managed to get the Czech characters OK yesterday (using Unicode, the German umlauts being wrong then, however...) but now this did not help so the final version of the (rated) question looks very strange. What can I do about this next time?
Charlotte ▲ Collapse
| | | | | | Claudia Iglesias 
Chile
Local time: 17:54
Mitglied (2002)
Spanisch > Französisch
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| Your questions | Nov 25, 2005 |
Hi Charlotte
You can always find the questions you asked or answered to in the KudoZ menu -> My KudoZ or via your profile, KudoZ tab.
Don't know the answer to your second question
Claudia
| | | | Charlotte Blank
Deutschland
Local time: 23:54
Tschechisch > Deutsch
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THEMENSTARTER | Yes to both of you... | Nov 25, 2005 |
Hi Cilian,
yes, you are right - how did you manage to see it ?
@ Claudia: yes, but why can I not see them "normally"? It is the first time this happened to me...
Charlotte
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Claudia Iglesias
Chile
Local time: 17:54
Mitglied (2002)
Spanisch > Französisch
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Well, normally, when I¡m looking for my questions I do what I told you.
But I have just tried to find your question in
"Answer questions" Czeck-German with "all" selected everywhere and yours is the latest one, so I see it.
Claudia
@ Claudia: yes, but why can I not see them "normally"? It is the first time this happened to me...
| | | | | I visited your profile... | Nov 25, 2005 |
Charlotte Blank wrote:
Hi Cilian,
yes, you are right - how did you manage to see it ?
I visisted your profile, clicked on the Kudoz tab and then on "Asked". There she was, your question, staring me in the face
| | | | Charlotte Blank
Deutschland
Local time: 23:54
Tschechisch > Deutsch
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THEMENSTARTER | First problem solved :-) | Nov 26, 2005 |
It seems that when posting the question I clicked somewhere I should not have to so now I'm listed as "Not a translator" and consequently cannot see the question as long as only "Show all" is active. This, however, leads me to another question: IMO "All" means all, so why are there more options such as offending questions and that famous non-translator?
Charlotte
PS: Special thanks to Monika who gave me th... See more It seems that when posting the question I clicked somewhere I should not have to so now I'm listed as "Not a translator" and consequently cannot see the question as long as only "Show all" is active. This, however, leads me to another question: IMO "All" means all, so why are there more options such as offending questions and that famous non-translator?
Charlotte
PS: Special thanks to Monika who gave me the hint! ▲ Collapse
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