So, what is up with the following error?
I get having some form of flood protection, but more than 1 unique message in an hour!
I got that too when I tried to past a link that had "GeoNet" in the link."
"Me thinks" the spam filter might be a little tightly wound
We do have flood controls but the error message there it is not correct to the level it's set to and it does allow a much higher amount of unique messages in a 1 hour window than just one. We'll get this update made to the error text and deployed.
Can I ask what you were working on prior to seeing that message display? The intended experience is that the flood controls kick in for messages when:
Controls number of posts with the same subject (regardless of member) that are allowed over a specified time period. This limits are based on a 1 hour window.
If you are experiencing something different to this then I'd like to get more details and report to our support team. Thanks
I was editing a post because I got the warning that it didn't like some html thingy.
It underlined 3 dots, ie . . . (without the space).
I tried twice to fix it, then, it flagged GeoNet in a url that I tried to post.
PPS
their html editor, barks when you use
: ... (dot, dot, dot)
or try to use (shift - enter) althought it isn't consistent on that in the post
So does it count "fixing posts" when it throws an html error?
Same situation as Dan, i.e., I went to submit a reply and it complained about some invalid HTML. I went to preview the post with removed changes, it looked identical to what I originally had, but when I tried to post is refused. The issue seemed tied to "Invalid HTML," although I don't know how invalid HTML is getting put into the reply when I am using the built-in editor.
This was the thread I was working in: https://community.esri.com/t5/mapping-questions/splitting-data-in-an-attribute-table/m-p/1007709#M82...
Thanks for the information on what you're seeing. We'll report this to support for investigation.
I do love the ability to edit thread headings easily 😂
And the Related tags are very funny sometimes (ps... the link below is the first in the image)
Embarrassing Flood Damage found by two MVPs- The Esri Community