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ceased to operate some of the buttons on the forum

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keila.greiss
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After the upgrade version 36 on my forum http://shatunov.com/forum/ stopped working some buttons such as deleting messages, and thanks for the message. After pressing the button moves to the forum page and asks the question "Do I really want to delete this message?". If you click "Yes", the page refreshes, but the message remains as if not removed.

It does not work perfectly all users precisely in Mozilla. These buttons do not work in the mobile version of the browser Mozilla too. In other browsers, it's all right, it works.

What could it be?

After the upgrade version 36 on my forum http://shatunov.com/forum/ stopped working some buttons such as deleting messages, and thanks for the message. After pressing the button moves to the forum page and asks the question "Do I really want to delete this message?". If you click "Yes", the page refreshes, but the message remains as if not removed. It does not work perfectly all users precisely in Mozilla. These buttons do not work in the mobile version of the browser Mozilla too. In other browsers, it's all right, it works. What could it be?

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guigs
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I am not entirely sure, however the webcompat.com site is dedicated to web compatibility site testing as well as stackoverflow.com for technical questions such as this.