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Daryle Walker <darylew@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> > > Some other functions, like "Email Preferences," send me to an error
> > > page, so maybe RadarWeb is totally broken for everyone right now?...
> >
> > I've been in there more than Apple should like anyone to admit and
don't
> > recognize what you're describing at all. Are you sure of what page you
> > were looking at? If you go back is it still that way? What browser
were
> > you using?
>
> I have used Safari 3.1 and Firefox 2.0.0.13, both on 10.4.11 Tiger.
> They give the same results, except for Firefox messing up some of the
> rendering.
>
> I don't have a web page, but I put some screen shots on my .Mac Public
> section. My ID is "darylew". I entered the site with the URL "http://
> bugre****t.apple.com", which redirects me to the screen shot named "Bug
> Re****ter Login". Signing in brings me to "Initial Screen". Going to
> the e-mail preferences still gives me the error screen shown in "Email
> Preferences". Finally, choosing a new bug gives me a screen unlike
> all the help pages, looking at "New Problem".
>
> Am I going to the wrong site?
No, but the pages you're seeing deviate quite a bit from those I see. I
might hazard a guess that you've somehow ended up with an admin or
engineer's login rather than a normal user account.
Examples of differences:
My pages say "Bug Re****ter" at the top instead of "RadarWeb."
My nav-bar has "Home," "New Problem" and "My Originated Problems" and
none of those "Find xxx" links, "Config Manager" or "Email Preferences".
Below the nav bar on the Home page is just the idle time warning. None
of things you have. It's the word "workload" on your screenshot that
makes me think you've got an Apple-internal account of some sort.
My New Problem screen does not include the idle timeout warning, does
not have the picture (?) and attachment links, and has a somewhat
different layout for the elements that *are* there.
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