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Sep 01, 2015, 06:02 AM
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it's stopped working for me.
i used to be able to click on show, and it will show me what the trigger was that someone was posting about. and now it's not working for some odd reason. |
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Sep 02, 2015, 05:55 PM
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My first thought was clear cookies or cache and try again. Or something along the lines of pop up blocking but not necessarily that. I'm far from a techie, so more conceptualizing based on my own troubleshooting experiences through the years.
Hopefully there's a more definitive answer. 
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Sep 18, 2015, 07:48 PM
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Did it get fixed?
Did you change skins? (though I don't know why that would change this) Yeah, clear not only your computer history/cache, but if that doesn't work, clear Psych Central's cookies and all out (they'll reload when you sign in)
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Sep 18, 2015, 08:41 PM
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I just tested this, and one possibility, one thing that could affect that button is if you have something called "NoScript" installed on your browser, which is a privacy-oriented extension that disallows JavaScript to be run in your browser without providing explicit permission for any sites to do so. I have it installed on mine, as I prefer my permission to be explicit in matters of privacy
 but gave permission to PC so that all the features work.. but I turned it off for a minute just now to test it out for you, and it did cause that button not to work.So if you do have NoScript installed you just need to right click somewhere on a blank part of the page, click "NoScript" in the menu, and then click "Allow PsychCentral". (Not "Temporarily Allow PsychCentral" or it will only work for one session!)
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