Hi ar0n

I just edited my sig in new user settings as you advise. And although it updated my sig without problems, it ate all my personal nodelet links. (Well, it let me keep the first 10, but threw away the other 20 or 30.)

Luckily my browser's back button was forgiving, so I printed of the list of node numbers and added them again through user settings.

I couldn't see anything in the html source that might give any clues. I also tried going "back" twice, so I could resubmit my original form (which had the complete list of personal nodelet bookmarks, but it still ate the ones after the first 10.

Anyway, I just thought I should let you know.

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Simon Flack ($code or die)
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In reply to Re: (ar0n) Re: Where do I edit my sig? by $code or die
in thread Where do I edit my sig? by damian1301

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