Unwanted modal or modal on screen

[Chupacabra]

I have this modal or popup that appears in the lower right of my screen. It suddenly appeared and I can't close it. I don't know how it got there and I don't remember clicking on anything.

 

[wtf_calguns_migration]

Whoever has admin needs to add a user initiated "close" action.

 

[ikeo1]

Search is busted, it’s there so people don’t miss it

 

[foothillman]

Same...will wait till Friday.

 

[ikeo1]

Fix will come faster..

 

[ikeo1]

issue is resolved, modal removed.. I just wanted to make sure everyone saw it.

 

[Dvrjon]

issue is resolved, modal removed.. I just wanted to make sure everyone saw it.

Good Heavens. A site Owner/Administrator who spends time/energy/effort communicating with the site users. What is wrong with you? S/.

 

[wtf_calguns_migration]

Search is busted, it’s there so people don’t miss it

Add a general close button, generic exit "x", etc to the alert file so in future you know everyone saw it during the error event window.

Basic Web dev polishing to reduce future friction.

 

[ikeo1]

Add a general close button, generic exit "x", etc to the alert file so in future you know everyone saw it during the error event window.

Basic Web dev polishing to reduce future friction.

I didn’t add it in purpose to make sure people read it.

Edit: I can tell by the number of listings pretty much everywhere people click through and don’t read things.

An annoyed handful of you guys is less than the hundreds of people who will just click it and not know there’s a problem

 

[wtf_calguns_migration]

I didn’t add it in purpose to make sure people read it.

Edit: I can tell by the number of listings pretty much everywhere people click through and don’t read things.

An annoyed handful of you guys is less than the hundreds of people who will just click it and not know there’s a problem

Then set any administrative functional notifications a full sized landing page per norms.

We have all seen a maintenance site/service advisory.

User activates the conspicuous action button and you go one step further by temporarily presenting users with the "fixed" View for the affected specifics.

When the perm fix or rollback has to happen then you make the choice for round robbin by user page habits or straight up blue/green. I wouldn't push a fix via blue/green.

Basic muscle memory running live Web applications.

 

[ikeo1]

I use those for other reasons. You’re comment is noted but get used to for some things based on my experience on this board. If you’ve seen other updates we’re still trying different modalities

 

[wtf_calguns_migration]

I use those for other reasons. You’re comment is noted but get used to for some things based on my experience on this board. If you’ve seen other updates we’re still trying different modalities

I'ts normal user pool logging from a purely computer science perspective.
I have to do a write up for a service owner on these overhead and friction reducing concepts bc I chimed in somewhere else.

The guy realized that I had started working with some of the people that wrote the actual books his product is based on.
Some person was mouthing off in a professional place about how to maintain 100mil users and this guy chimed in with his service factually supporting WAY more on a daily basis globally.
I threw some input to give him clarification and he was like, wait a sec........

It's not the raw bulk # of users or requests, but being able to drill down the users and run basic data structures and algos sorting to fit the users so you can serve them......while NOT driving yourself nuts or flogging your team.

Stuff we had to do in the late 90s or we literally lost whole populations of people.

It's muscle memory to me, I know how to run services the way some people know how to set commercial sewer pipe, schedule daily wholesale bakery runs, make 6 different kinds of lunch meat for liquor stores ready for delivery on contract weekly, etc.