I have installed iSketch onto my forums, and I get this error message:

The server is currently full. Please try again later.

When I go to another forum that has iSketch installed, I can get in just fine. Any ideas? Thanks a ton!

why are you installing isketch onto your forums?



the error message could be because someone doesnt approve of you having it there

i installed it because it was a mod listed on vbulletin.org....i thought you could install it on forums....i have seen many forums with it installed.

It is possible to load it from a VB forum, but you need permission from the owners of isketch to do so, otherwise it rejects the server and tells you the server's full.

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ok ok thanks! do you know how I would go about doing that?

Dunno, email feedback and ask them.

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I'm quite possibly being very dim here but I'm never afraid to ask the obvious

Why not just go direct to isketch ???

I agree, just post a link on your forum to take you to www.isketch.net/isketch.shtml

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I've seen it posted on game sites before and I must admit, I do find task10 very useful to have it all in one place but I must agree with...why???

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jheigl - have you tried immersing your keyboard in a mild solution of cloudy ammonia?

I am told this is supposed to clear up all manner of iSketch complaints.

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ok, i guess apparently i should have expected such answers from people around here.....i get one decent answer...thanks 2.0....i guess i now know where NOT to ask for any help....thanks guys...you got something good goin on here...pfffttt...i guess the common sense aspect of a forum community doesn't really exist here...that being if you have something constructive to post, then post...otherwise dont....thanks for nothin!

Actually, we were asking why and instead of you answering that, you've decided to criticise with a tone that is not welcome around here.

May I ask that you take your own advice then? We're actually a very nice bunch if you took the time to find out. I didn't want to have to comment but I feel very obliged to stick up for everyone here.

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Ok everybody calm down. Jheigl, Bad_MaNner$ is very sarcastic, if you notice all other "please help me" threads, he comes up with such solutions in every single thread. I find it particularly funny, he doesn't do it to insult you, please take it lightly. Writing in an alarmed tone on the forum is not something we encourage as it will often get irate responses from a lot of members, as you've probably found out by now, thus my action today.

This forum is a player community, sorry if it seemed like we can control isketch in any way. We can only go as far as to make a few suggestions and a lot of jokes .

There are some isketch admins among us, if they see they can help a player out, they do it 100% of the times and give the right answer 100% of the time. I'm guessing what you're asking is possibly unachievable or otherwise one of them would have posted the solution or PMed you already. I do encourage you to contact feedback, as my initial message said, they will give you the answer you're looking for as they're the experts. We're just regs on isketch.

Good luck jheigl, do stick around and play a few games/complain/compete with us, you might find we're not that bad.

Cheers!

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I tried the embedded isketch on task10 site, and it comes up with the same error.

And I thought I used ellipses a lot. hehe

I'd love to see a troubleshooting book written by BM... lol

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lol ches, it would have one page, one line.

Soak keyboard in cloudy ammonia No, I lie, I have sugar in my laptop and he suggested hot coffee

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Following on from 2.0 ...

Where? Why?

Which?


Providing, just a link to iSketch...sounds a reasonable idea to me.

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Naturally you wouldn't be able to read any of it as cloudy ammonia tends to make print illegible. It doesn't do much for paper either. ;)

There are perfectly good webby reasons for wanting to embed games in forum pages rather than just providing links, i.e. to keep users on your website rather than sending them off to someone else's. In the trade it's called being "sticky". At worst you should try to open links in new windows so that when the user closes them down your site is still there but it is far better to try to accommodate external sites within a page that has your logo on it and that provides a visual connection between the two.

So I sympathise with what jheigl wants to do but the best person to ask is Rob via Feedback as 2.0 said very early on.