This is what pops up:

Apparently, orz is now tmp. So whatever you're attempting to delete something that doesn't exist. I'm assuming you're using the 4chan jani ext... we'll need an update to that thing.

we made some changes last night that changed some URLs. consequently, the extension is broken for several boards.

for the time being, you can still delete posts by clicking the checkbox and typing the deletion password into the box at the bottom, and you can still ban request by reporting a post, going to reports, and clicking the ban request button. you could delete posts that way (through reports) as well.

>>628

The file was still there after I refreshed a few times, actually thinking that it might not have been there. But alas.

>>629

I actually tried to request a ban on something I couldn't delete, and it wouldn't let me do that either.

How long will it take before /y/'s fixed, would you wager?


Thank you though, for your replies.

>>626
Having the same problem...

Just use the password to delete files that you got the 1st day of janitoring. It works for /gif/ and I can't delete via the ext., so you guys should be fine too.

00:10 <~moot> we switched some subdomains around, zip<->bin
00:10 <~moot> dinc hasnt updated the xml
00:10 <~moot> and wont for a few days because he is away
00:10 <~moot> so it doesnt realize youre even browsing 4chan on those pages

until damageinc gets back and updates the extension we'll have to do things the old fashioned way.

it should be working again (after a firefox restart), if not then shout at me.

Seems to be working in /v/ again, but doesn't appear to be working in /j/. And the Janitor Posts notification is stuck on (70).

>>635

Nevermind. Must have been on my end, as it's working now.

Okay now, it won't let me just click the thumbs and have them sprout bigger in the thread. Wtf please. ; ; I got the new extension and everything. I just get the BROKEN PICTURE symbol.

>>651
i'm pretty sure that's caused by the new interstitial ads. all the thumbnail links now have "src.cgi" in them which the extension probably doesn't like.

>>652

So is that ever going to be tended to?

>>653
possibly.

>>>/comp/1135134700/481-

>>654

Fuck. That was my favourite part of the extension.