It works everywhere else you click on it, but the arrow itself doesn't work

White_Len said:
It works everywhere else you click on it, but the arrow itself doesn't work

"Imgur is over capacity!"

Eeeps.

Edit: Now it worked.

Huh, that's a weird thing

That's a known problem. Thought it was fixed. It is actually expanding and collapsing instantly so it appears to do nothing, and apparently know it is fixed

Rainbow_Dash said:
That's a known problem. Thought it was fixed. It is actually expanding and collapsing instantly so it appears to do nothing, and apparently know it is fixed

I use Firefox, maybe it's different on other browsers.

My browser doesn't even render an arrow. I guess that's mobile browsers for you.

Seven_Twenty said:
My browser doesn't even render an arrow. I guess that's mobile browsers for you.

I'm using firefox and it does display an arrow. (though yeah clicking it doesn't do anything, and you have to click everywhere else like whitelen said)

I know I fixed it at one point, and it does seem to work properly in Opera now. Guess I'll have to look at it again in some other browsers. And yeah, the problem is, when you click the arrow, it registers a click on the arrow and expands the box, then it also registers the same click on the box under the arrow then instantly collapses it again.

tony311 said:
I know I fixed it at one point, and it does seem to work properly in Opera now. Guess I'll have to look at it again in some other browsers. And yeah, the problem is, when you click the arrow, it registers a click on the arrow and expands the box, then it also registers the same click on the box under the arrow then instantly collapses it again.

Yeah we already fixed this and added a ten milsec timer to keep it open so what happened to that?

What about just making the arrow part of the box, so there's no double clicking issue going on?

Since this is a bug and it has already been reported, I am going to lock thread. If there are any additional issues or information needed, a new thread can be created (or the existing bug report thread).