Changes made in profile not saved - 39 views

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  #1 Jose Luis Pajares on 04 May 07

   

  I'm trying to update my profile but it seems that Diigo still keeps the old version. I tried with Firefox (Mac) and Safari. In Safari doesn't work , in Firefox i just could save the changes once. If i try again it keeps in the edit profile page after clicking in "save changes".

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I'm trying to update my profile but it seems that Diigo still keeps the old version. I tried with Firefox (Mac) and Safari. In Safari doesn't work , in Firefox i just could save the changes once. If i try again it keeps in the edit profile page after clicking in "save changes".</div>

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  #2 Jose Luis Pajares on 04 May 07

   

  Ops, i realized that this happens because i wrote an "Incorrect Real Name format."
  I didn't see that message. Maybe better in red color.
  
  I've just wanted to put an "L" in my last name so i couldn't put my complete surname in previous versions of the profile page due to character limitations. Seems to be the same reason now but error message is wrong?

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Ops, i realized that this happens because i wrote an "Incorrect Real Name format." <br /> I didn't see that message. Maybe better in red color. <br /> <br /> I've just wanted to put an "L" in my last name so i couldn't put my complete surname in previous versions of the profile page due to character limitations. Seems to be the same reason now but error message is wrong?</div>

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  #3 Jose Luis Pajares on 04 May 07

   

  Capital letters also changed to lower case in my name (beside the photo) at Profile page.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Capital letters also changed to lower case in my name (beside the photo) at Profile page.</div>

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  #4 Maggie Tsai on 08 May 07

   

  Noted. I think there is a reason why we don't support capital letter - part of our syntax / tag design.
  
  But maybe we should be able to allow the real name to be capitalized - will check

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Noted. I think there is a reason why we don't support capital letter - part of our syntax / tag design. <br /> <br /> But maybe we should be able to allow the real name to be capitalized - will check</div>

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