The Community web site will be going offline at 5:00 PM EST today, June 18, 2008, for scheduled maintenance. We hope to be back online within fifteen minutes. The site will be going offline again tomorrow night / Friday morning at 1:00AM EST for additional scheduled maintenance. This outage should last approximately 30 minutes to 1 hour. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and hope that no people nor horses get hurt during this process.

iPhones are so cool!

[quote user="stimpy77"][quote user="Rough"]Hi ... My husband deleted my password and I created this account to let you know because the I forgot my password button isn't working ..... Tricia [/quote] Thanks for letting us know, Tricia, I'll get on top of this...[/quote] The problem should be resolved .

[quote user="bassclef54"]Hi Customer Service, any chance you could create the "Over 50 Gang" its own forum? Seems like there are enough of us moldie oldies to justify it, and it sure would be easier to deal with different topics. Thanks for your consideration. [/quote] http://community.equisearch.com/forums/1796.aspx

Last night we deployed a major update to the site. You should see a lot more stability and greater performance out of the site. This update also includes the promised WYSIWYG editor for Safari on the Mac (but still no image insertion nor Content Selector insertion). http://community.equisearch.com/forums/p/39176/279863.aspx#279863

[quote user="Florida Horseman"] [quote user="stimpy77"]Several bugs are fixed in this update[/quote]Do they include fixing the bugs in chat? [/quote]No, but now that the updated build has been deployed, chat might have been affected (in a good way) as a side-effect. Give it another shot.

OK. We'll be taking the site down at 11:00 AM MST today for maintenance. It will be down for up to an hour, ideally only about ten minutes. We hope that this change will alleviate the morning grogginess of the web site.

We're back in the office. Are you still getting "Oops!" messages? If so, please reply with the time of day (with time zone) and URL/web address that you're getting the error plus any other info you can send. What version of Safari are you using? Please note, folks, that the "Date and time of incident" is really critical information along with everything else. "Present" or "now" or "today" isn't helpful; we need to know "Wednesday

Appyt, we identified your problem and will follow up with you about it when it is fixed. If anyone else has the same problem please let us know [ here ].

For help and frequently asked questions, please check our help forum at http://community.equisearch.com/forums/4.aspx .