Hamwild said: I looked at Streptocarpus 'Ma's Debutante' in the database and when I tried to scroll down for pictures, it says this at the bottom of the page:




African Violet (Streptocarpus 'Ma's Debutante')

Yea this is happening for me too, and it seems like it's preventing any photos from loading on the plants other than the "profile photo" of the plant @Dave

I am also seeing the SQL error at the bottom of each plant page.

Hamwild said: I looked at Streptocarpus 'Ma's Debutante' in the database and when I tried to scroll down for pictures, it says this at the bottom of the page:

Good report.

I'll fix this in the morning.

The error is probably only happening on plant pages that have an apostrophe in their name. I'll fix it in the morning.

for the s

As this comment was search-related, I'll take a look at the new thread...

on my plant list, I can't get them to list in alphabetical order, only by the date added. On both the 'have' and the 'want' list.

I'm also wondering is there a way to see only the custom items on my list?-it seems you can choose to see for instance only hostas, only iris in your list ect, but what if you only want to see the custom entries is there a way to do that without creating a separate list for them?

Hi Dave,

Just noticed that this issue still exists (another member previously reported it):



There is no field to enter custom watermark text if you select that option from the dropdown.

Also, setting my timezone to "Melbourne, Australia" results in it still being GMT+10 with a really weird timezone abbreviation:





This was a pre-existing issue, but the timezone names for Australia really need an overhaul (they do not appear in order and there are some non-standard names and duplicates, as well as at least one timezone that doesn't even exist!). For example, I use the standard timezone names in PostgreSQL at my workplace:

• Australia/Melbourne - this is suitable for the state of Victoria and automatically accommodates daylight savings (AEST vs AEDT); by the way, the timezone "Australian Eastern Summer Standard Time" is not a real timezone name - we use "Australian Eastern Daylight Time" (AEDT) instead


• Australia/Sydney - suitable for the state of New South Wales and the ACT; typically this is the same as Australia/Melbourne


• Australia/Hobart - suitable for the state of Tasmania; typically this is the same as Australia/Melbourne


• Australia/Adelaide - suitable for the state of South Australia (as well as the city of Broken Hill, NSW) and accommodates daylight savings (ACST vs ACDT)


• Australia/Brisbane - suitable for the state of Queensland, as they do not observe daylight savings


• Australia/Darwin - suitable for the Northern Territory (they do not observe daylight savings either)


• Australia/Perth - suitable for the state of Western Australia (again, no daylight savings)

I'm not sure if the database system you're using automatically accommodates daylight savings, but if not, perhaps at least the timezones could be updated to reflect those on the Australia government website.

It would be great if you're able to do something with this when you get a chance.

@Dave, I haven't read through all posts and this may have already been addressed, so if you are already aware you can just ignore my report.

The bottom of the database page for Cape Honeysuckle (Tecoma capensis 'Hammer's Rose') shows something regarding a database error:

Did the font just now change to teensy or is this happening on my side?

No, it changed for me as well, Ursula.

O man, my letters are teenie all of the sudden too.

My font changed but it's not tiny at all.

I'm working to stabilize the fonts on the site. They should increase in size soon.

I actually like whatever I have now but the other is just fine too

I made an adjustment to the font. @vic you can zoom your page to change the size, if that helps.

Thank you Dave

Yeah, the font has changed to "something"...I think I liked the old new font better. Something I've noticed is that the number of "likes" shown seems to be out-of-line with the parenthesizes...not a biggie, but it tells me something is a tad out of kilter.

Ok, maybe it's just my computer. I'm on an old Win7 desktop. I just looked on my phone and the "likes" count and the parenthesizes line up properly. Here's a screen capture from my computer...


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