posted 06-20-2018 12:17 PM            

I would happily post a picture of Frank Whiting's Hagie here, but I just tried and the website would not let me.

Well, about 28 years ago I got a call from a couple of nice ladies selling a few small silver items. Among them were some very tiny demitasse spoons by Frank Whiting in Hagie. I've wanted to collect more over the years, but the pattern is scarce. The Jewelers Quarterly book of patterns says that it is a complete line pattern. I have managed to land some pieces over the years, but not much.

I have discovered that "Hagie" is the name of a form of Japanese Clover?), so this pattern fits right into the middle of the Japonesque craze in the late 1800s. Does anyone know anything about Hagie? [snip]

posted 06-20-2018 05:18 PM            

"... I would happily post a picture of Frank Whiting's Hagie here, but I just tried and the website would not let me....."

Please provide details about what you did on the SSF Photo Gallery & what the error said.

posted 06-20-2018 07:19 PM            

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Re: A valid form token could not be found
« August 05, 2010, 09:29:31 pm

You wont believe what I just discovered. I tried everything again and it still gave me the error message.
I was baffled by this as everything worked 100% with you.

I then deleted and flushed my browser.
Both Internet and Firefox, but it did exactly the same.

I then went to another computer on my network, and tried everything again (It did not work! - Still gave me the same error.

I then thought about it and plugged in another internet card into my pc.
IT WORKED 100%

Its down to this that my current ISP seems to have build up a cash on my site.
AHHHH, how frustrating is that?!

I hope that this post will help future users and I am glad that I have discovered the problem.

For all new readers who has this same problem.... You will have to contact your ISP who supply you with your internet connection and request that they flush their cach file. If they are difficult about it, you can tell them that it works fine when you use another ISP connection but not when you use there service. If they still give you a hard time, tell therm that you will discontinue the service and go to another ISP if they don't attend to it. They will usually get a fight and try and assist.

This would have saved me a ton of frustration if I only had discovered this earlier.

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posted 06-20-2018 07:24 PM            

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Re: A valid form token could not be found
«January 24, 2013, 09:55:58 pm »
I tried with IE 9 and no problem

Emptied Chrome (my regular browser) cache and problem solved.

So no problem anymore.

I am interested to understand what might have caused this problem. Any theory?

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Re: A valid form token could not be found
« January 24, 2013, 09:59:45 pm »
In cpg1.5.22 the form token check was added to the flash uploader:
Quote from: Αndré on January 11, 2013, 11:11:34 am

Added form token check to flash uploader

Your cached version doesn't contain the required form token, thus the check must fail. Depending on your cache settings it probably will fail again soon.

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