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Yes it doesLooks great on a blackberry too
I could see it being this! I don't have this problem as my phone is pre-live-photo generation. The issue would fall into a strange category of something in between GIF and JPG, I'll have to ask about this one myself. Good catch!Hrrm, I've tried from both my iPhone 7+ (running iOS 11) but also my iPad Mini (running 10.3.1) with the same error message. Maybe I'll try on my iPad Pro tonight though I suspect the issue is with "live photos" in iOS. I'll have to try a standard image I imported from my camera to see if that works.
Edit: I tested and regular images upload. It's the "live photo" variety that are getting the error. Is there a specific extension maybe for these photos that needs to be allowed?
@revhtree - it seems the "live photos" in iOS are stored as JPEG extensions. Is that allowed currently?
The branded R2R app is actually just a customized version of Tapatalk, so they essentially are both Tapatalk for purposes of what Rev refers to in the 1st post - you can't see things like articles, media center, etc that are addons customized to the forum software. Those type of addons "confuse" tapatalk and will throw you to random threads or show broken pic links or something.The Reef2Reef app is awesome!
I have always used the mobile version.. only thing I find wrong is the ability to see numbered post which helps in live sales.. other than that.. I love it.. and as much as I love my R2R family.. I can deal with one issue lol
Ha, a true Blackberry fan. BLackberry needs a new passport with a new OS 10 or 11 thoughYes it does
^ this is pretty much the only reason I keep Tapatalk around. Persistent notifications, like for this thread for instance, I will get push alerts for every post even when I haven't visited in days, weeks, not sure how long they actually persist (pretty sure, it's a very long time). I like to see these because I can tell when thread "blows up".Please explain because that's the only reason I use taptalk is to be notified.
There has been an off & off push for a Xenforo-specific mobile app, one that, in theory, would be similar to Tapatalk but paid for by the forum admins and would allow you to keep track of all the Xenforo forums you were part of within a single app. One looked like it was on a pretty good track and then fell flat on it's back. It's not as easy as it might seem to make this a reality. Tapatalk has apparently had to resort to some very questionable methodologies in order to keep it going. This sort of falls into the same category as Photobucket, it's not a very sustainable model to make it free to everyone.I belong to 23 forums and its a great way to keep them all organized. Taptalk had its glitches but still pros beat out cons.