Do forwarded bookmarks have to be public? - 13 views

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  #1 markforster on 21 Nov 07

   

  I've just started using Diigo and tried to send my wife some details about holiday hotels. She was unable to open the bookmarks. Was this because they were marked "private"?
  
  If they have to be public how do I stop my personal remarks to my wife being available for everyone to read?
  
  Mark

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I've just started using Diigo and tried to send my wife some details about holiday hotels. She was unable to open the bookmarks. Was this because they were marked "private"? <br /> <br /> If they have to be public how do I stop my personal remarks to my wife being available for everyone to read? <br /> <br /> Mark</div>

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  #2 Joel Liu on 21 Nov 07

   

  markforster wrote:
  > I've just started using Diigo and tried to send my wife some details about holiday hotels. She was unable to open the bookmarks. Was this because they were marked "private"?
  
  =======> No, you can forward private bookmarks to others. I checked the forward feature and it worked for me. What's browser your wife use? Could you forwarding the problematic page to joel 【at 】 diigo dot com? We will look into it and find out what happened to this page.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">markforster wrote: <br /> > I've just started using Diigo and tried to send my wife some details about holiday hotels. She was unable to open the bookmarks. Was this because they were marked "private"? <br /> <br /> =======> No, you can forward private bookmarks to others. I checked the forward feature and it worked for me. What's browser your wife use? Could you forwarding the problematic page to joel 【at 】 diigo dot com? We will look into it and find out what happened to this page.</div>

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  #3 markforster on 22 Nov 07

   

  Well I would except that I can't get the forward facility to work at all now!
  
  Mark
  
  joel wrote:
  > markforster wrote:
  > > I've just started using Diigo and tried to send my wife some details about holiday hotels. She was unable to open the bookmarks. Was this because they were marked "private"?
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  > ======= > No, you can forward private bookmarks to others. I checked the forward feature and it worked for me. What's browser your wife use? Could you forwarding the problematic page to joel 【at 】 diigo dot com? We will look into it and find out what happened to this page.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Well I would except that I can't get the forward facility to work at all now! <br /> <br /> Mark <br /> <br /> joel wrote: <br /> > markforster wrote: <br /> > > I've just started using Diigo and tried to send my wife some details about holiday hotels. She was unable to open the bookmarks. Was this because they were marked "private"? <br /> > <br /> > ======= > No, you can forward private bookmarks to others. I checked the forward feature and it worked for me. What's browser your wife use? Could you forwarding the problematic page to joel 【at 】 diigo dot com? We will look into it and find out what happened to this page.</div>

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  #4 Maggie Tsai on 22 Nov 07

   

  As another test, can you please bookmark any other pages, mark it private and forward to us? Thanks

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">As another test, can you please bookmark any other pages, mark it private and forward to us? Thanks</div>

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  #6 northpaw on 28 Nov 07

   

  I'm also having the same problem.
  
  I annotated a page and sent it to a non-member. When he opened it, he saw my comment at the top, a link (supposedly to the annotated article), and the bulleted sections from my highlights.
  
  When he clicked the link, he was presented with the login popup instead of the annotated page. I then tested it with my wife, with a different page. Same thing happened.
  
  In both cases, the recipients were using Gmail with Firefox.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I'm also having the same problem. <br /> <br /> I annotated a page and sent it to a non-member. When he opened it, he saw my comment at the top, a link (supposedly to the annotated article), and the bulleted sections from my highlights. <br /> <br /> When he clicked the link, he was presented with the login popup instead of the annotated page. I then tested it with my wife, with a different page. Same thing happened. <br /> <br /> In both cases, the recipients were using Gmail with Firefox.</div>

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