My Gallery is Incorrectly Saying My Device is Too Small

Subtropic PixelSubtropic Pixel Posts: 2,388
edited February 2016 in The Commons

Accessing my gallery from the "little man" icon at the upper-right of my browser window yields a message:

"Please use a larger device to manage your gallery.  Thank you."

But I'm using my workstation that has over 1 TB of free space available.

Yes, the "little man" is checked, denoting that I'm logged into my account.

I think it's a broken frammitz here on the site and not a problem in my browser.  Images included below...

Edit:  Windows 8.1, Firefox.  All other stuff is working correctly.

 

 

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  • It's usually referring to the size of the display, not the storage space on your system.

  • Subtropic PixelSubtropic Pixel Posts: 2,388
    edited February 2016

    I see.  I had to zoom out in my browser with ctrl and "minus" and then it worked okay. 

    Yet another inconvenience when using Windows font adjustments of +125% or +150%.

    Which is one of the things I do to make DAZ Studio readable.  None of this would be necessary if DAZ's UI were readable on a quality 24" monitor running at a resolution of 1920 X 1200.

     

    Edit:  Oh, and I forgot to say thank you; shame on me.  Thank you!

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  • No problem. I get the message whenever I try to manage my gallery or product library on my tablet. (Better resolution than my PC or laptop screens but much smaller.)

  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 15,085

    Well, THAT'S rather rude!

    (drum riff)

     

  • KhoryKhory Posts: 3,854

    Your sure it isn't just a set up to a "that is what she said" joke?

  • You could reply with 'it's not the size of the device that matters, it's how you use your device.'

     

  • Serene NightSerene Night Posts: 17,704

    That always happens when I connect to the galleries using my ipad or iphone. What I usually do is keep one of the gallery comment emails and i can go directly to my gallery that way. But not on either of my handheld devices. Very strange.

  • Ken OBanionKen OBanion Posts: 1,455
    Khory said:

    Your sure it isn't just a set up to a "that is what she said" joke?

    Damn, you stole my line!  (Although I was going to go for something a bit more self-effacing!)

     

  • Ken OBanionKen OBanion Posts: 1,455

    Well, THAT'S rather rude!

    (drum riff)

     

    Pa-dum-pum!

    (Sorry, best I could do without my synthesizer.)

  • For what it's worth, I find it annoying when sites ignore the fact that my mobile browser tells it I want the desktop version of the site because the device can display it properly (my Acer Iconia tablet) and gives me the crippled version of the site anyway.

  • Funny people!  Thank you for the laughs.  laugh

  • Proper error messages are an art.  "Error 404" just doesn't cut it anymore. sad

    In your case the message could have benefited from one more word: "Your display device is too small".   Or even better "Your display area is too small".  It's what we get for pushing the beta as a deliverable or not hiring techs who know how to write.

  • mjc1016mjc1016 Posts: 15,001

     It's what we get for pushing the beta as a deliverable or not hiring techs who know how to write.

    Interviewer: Do you use Facebook? Twitter? Mobile device?  on either or both?

    Tech applicant: Uhhh...sure!

    Interviewer: Next!

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