14431 False "New version available" notificaton

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  • chrisjj
    Carpal Tunnel
    • Apr 2008
    • 2537

    14431 False "New version available" notificaton

    Assuming "New version available" refers to a newer version, then is it appearing when it should not:

  • Aaron
    Team Scooter
    • Oct 2007
    • 16002

    #2
    There is a newer version: 3.3.5. I am not sure why the webpage display is not updated for you. Perhaps it is a caching problem. Please reboot, then use the Help menu -> Check for Updates.
    Aaron P Scooter Software

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    • chrisjj
      Carpal Tunnel
      • Apr 2008
      • 2537

      #3
      > There is a newer version: 3.3.5.

      Thanks.

      > I am not sure why the webpage display is not updated
      > for you. Perhaps it is a caching problem.

      That display is not in a web browser. It is in Beyond Compare.

      > Please reboot, then use the Help menu -> Check for Updates.

      I rebooted the OS - problem persists.

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      • Zoë
        Team Scooter
        • Oct 2007
        • 2666

        #4
        Originally posted by chrisjj
        That display is not in a web browser. It is in Beyond Compare.
        That dialog is a web page that our server returns in response to the check for updates request. The dialog itself just embeds an Internet Explorer window.

        In cases like this the issue is usually too aggressive caching by the ISP. We've had occasional customer comments that our setup points to the wrong file, which is fixed by pointing them towards the same file with the version number included.
        Zoë P Scooter Software

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        • chrisjj
          Carpal Tunnel
          • Apr 2008
          • 2537

          #5
          > That dialog is a web page that our server returns in
          > response to the check for updates request. The dialog
          > itself just embeds an Internet Explorer window.

          Ah. Please pass on my suggestion that BC use a more reliable method - perhaps the one that successfully drives the alert. Thanks.

          PS Thanks for this useful and discreet alert.
          Last edited by chrisjj; 20-Aug-2012, 02:04 PM.

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