User talk:Kirkburn

Citation template problem
Hi there George! IF/when you have time, can you take a look at what's wrong with row?? (Stands for referencing official websites) Is the  not allowed to function correctly? I just didn't want three separate templates when theoretically it should work; on both my Safari and Firefox (browsing on a MacBook Pro), after using the template, the links are displaying how I want them to, however, when using the template, there'd suddenly be this security issue saying that the browser doesn't know if it can trust the site, when minutes ago without using the template, the same url works just fine. (That or it now just wouldn't load, and if you copy the url and paste it on a different window or tab to make it load; it would; so I really don't know what's wrong). All the citations on Dark-Hunter series/Sub-series are like that. (To be honest, it is really weird and inconsistent that I'm not sure if it's my internet problem, or there's actual problem with that specific website; I just know that before using the template, all the urls were def. working fine; and after applying the template, it just went all kinds of funky.) Is there a way to fix it? Thanks! -- S a m m m ✦✧ (talk) 18:06, January 21, 2016 (UTC)


 * I don't know of any reason that template would (or could) cause security warnings to be triggered like that. If you see this again, could you take screenshots and send them in to Special:Contact? Thanks! Kirkburn (talk) 16:47, January 22, 2016 (UTC)


 * Hey! Thanks for checking in! Because the reaction is different from browsers (for my Safari, using the full url, it'd be a pop-up warning; without the "www" at the beginning (which would work when not using the template), the page just wouldn't load. for Firefox, no pop-ups, but with both types of urls, the page just won't load and display having a concern); so yeah, quite a few different screenshots are needed I suppose. I will defiantly eventually file it in; but I think for the moment I'll just continue to modify articles to keep the momentum going. I thought I did something wrong and it'd an easy fix (and to me you're the expert to go to!!!!), but it looks like a bigger problem and not really related to the code itself; so I'll focus on the original task I set up for myself and come back to it later. Anyways, super thanks for the input! -- S a m m m ✦✧ (talk) 22:50, January 22, 2016 (UTC)


 * Alrighty, thanks for letting us know. For the moment, it sounds like a browser or external website issue, rather than something related to Wikia. Kirkburn (talk) 19:50, January 25, 2016 (UTC)