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Except that every single one is now listed as spam

no... the 'report spam' means if you wish, you can report them as spams. they aren't actual spams.

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no... the 'report spam' means if you wish, you can report them as spams. they aren't actual spams.

Ah, earlier they just said "spam" and were unclickable. But all is well now.

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Ah, earlier they just said "spam" and were unclickable. But all is well now.

You should only see "report spam" when your mouse is over that row. Does it look different on your browser?

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Thanks for adding the new spam report feature on the results page! Hopefully the number of asinine and frustrating posts will go down now :)

Welcome. :-)

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You should only see "report spam" when your mouse is over that row. Does it look different on your browser?

No, they're clickable now, but when I first looked they weren't.

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Thanks for adding the new spam report feature on the results page! Hopefully the number of asinine and frustrating posts will go down now :)

Agreed! thanks for posting this!

i do appreciate what the administrator did on this :D

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You should only see "report spam" when your mouse is over that row. Does it look different on your browser?

The current implementation of the spam report button is not cross-browser; at least, it does not work in IE because you're using getElementsByClassName method which is not supported by IE. You may want to provide your own implementation of getElementsByClassName or take an off-the-shelf one, e.g. http://robertnyman.c...name-anno-2008/ - this example is rather bloated (due to being designed to work with sequences of class names which may contain wildcard characters), but it seems to be quite cross-browser at first glance.

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Victor

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The current implementation of the spam report button is not cross-browser; at least, it does not work in IE because you're using getElementsByClassName method which is not supported by IE. You may want to provide your own implementation of getElementsByClassName or take an off-the-shelf one, e.g. http://robertnyman.c...name-anno-2008/ - this example is rather bloated (due to being designed to work with sequences of class names which may contain wildcard characters), but it seems to be quite cross-browser at first glance.

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Victor

Thanks Victor. I'll take a look at this when I get some time and find a Windows machine to test things on.

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