I Cant Edit Posts...

[Ecthy]

Wel, it just means I can never again say "edit that post quickly!"

[Solver]

No idea, Eli, don't you get a message like

There has been a slight problem with the database...

If not, I don't have much of an idea.

And an edit...

[Eli]

No, I get a "this page could not be found" error.

[KrazyHorse]

I get the other kind (database, please contact technical staff)...

That one doesn't seem as critical

Might it just be that Poly was overloaded when you attempted the edit?

[Eli]

I tested it 5 times today, in different hours and it still didnt work.

edit edit edit

[- Groucho -]

I think those are variations on the same server problem, KH and Eli. Eli - if you look a little further down the message page, does it say that you're getting Error 500? If so, then you just need to refresh and resubmit your info. An Error 500 is on the server side, not the client.

[Eli]

The page cannot be displayed
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Cannot find server or DNS Error
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