Pending site move

[Colonel Kilgore]

Extra special thanks for amending the automatically generated title of the bookmark from RCFM to RFCM.

Ah - you'd spotted that one too!

[Leslie BT]

It does not seem to have automatically updated the calendar though.

[Colonel Kilgore]

It does not seem to have automatically updated the calendar though.

Les,
If you're referring to it still showing events that have been cancelled, I don't think any of us Administrators have the ability to remove a calendar event without also deleting the entire conversation thread to which it is attached.
Either that or we need some re-education, possibly at some camp in a bug-infested jungle somewhere...
Simon

[Leslie BT]

Sorry to be critical of something beyond your control.

[martin goddard]

Can we blame Dave?


martin

[Colonel Kilgore]

Can we blame Dave?


martin

He's innocent. so seems the perfect candidate

Simon

[Radar]

Since the move Google has started flagging the site up as a security risk (no doubt because it is http and not https). 

Using with the Chrome mobile browser

[martin goddard]

Hello ??
This is getting quite common.
I do not think it really matters unless the site you are using takes any personal details from you.
I visit lots of sites that are not "secure" such as TMP.
Therefore not a problem i think.

[Administrator]

Since the move Google has started flagging the site up as a security risk (no doubt because it is http and not https).
Using with the Chrome mobile browser

It was flagging up before the move as insecure , for that very reason - HTTP and not 'S' - so nothing has changed here. I did contemplate on upgrading it but as there were a few problems with the migration i didn't round to it. Maybe I'll find time to do it later. But to be honest its not critical as we are not storing any particularly sensitive information

[Radar]

Since the move Google has started flagging the site up as a security risk (no doubt because it is http and not https).
Using with the Chrome mobile browser

It was flagging up before the move as insecure , for that very reason - HTTP and not 'S' - so nothing has changed here. I did contemplate on upgrading it but as there were a few problems with the migration i didn't round to it. Maybe I'll find time to do it later. But to be honest its not critical as we are not storing any particularly sensitive information

I know it isn't really that important, mobile chrome on my tablet wouldn't let me proceed to the site though. Which might be more important (if it stops some traffic visiting) might be more of a worry. Wasn't being flagged up for me before the move.

[Leslie BT]

Yes even the Peter Pig site comes up with unsafe site for me as well.

[martin goddard]

Crikey
The PP site is https so all should be fine


martin