some way to signify I have posted in a thread
01-05-2008, 06:08 PM
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Originally Posted by bastard
Okay, but we have italics, bold print, and even different colors for emphasis. Caps is universally considered rude, and all I was saying is, I'm not trying to pick a fight, my interest is simply to improve the forum. And still my question remains unanswered;
Not that I am in a rush or anything, I just see several reiterations of what we already have here and one "I don't think so". If I didn't know how to use something, I would have asked, "How do I do...?" But that isn't what I wanted to know, so that isn't what I asked.
Still patiently and politely waiting.
Originally Posted by bastard
Is this something that could be added please?
Still patiently and politely waiting.
If you would like to discuss this further, you may do so via PM to me, not in this topic.
01-05-2008, 06:11 PM
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The only person that can add this feature, if it even is an option with our software, is the owner, Jeff Kreacher. Personally, I don't see the need for it. I like the "VIEW YOUR POSTS" link.
01-05-2008, 06:39 PM
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Have you noticed that your example is of an Invision Power Board (IPB) and this is a PHPBB board? Not every feature of one board is available in the same exact format as another. Not to mention, the PHPBB "view your post" link allows you to view all of your posts from all sections in a row with all recently updated ones on the front page. The IPB board requires you to view each individual section to look for your posts.
01-05-2008, 09:37 PM
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Yes, I understand they are different boards, and I don't see as many of the BC type as I do the PY type, which is why I am not sure if the feature is available, just like everyone else so far doesn't know either. But it is a feature I like, so I suggested it.
No it doesn't, at least on PY it doesn't. I am able to view all my posts retained since their last server swap. In addition to the feature being discussed here, I am also able to view the same comprehensive list of posts on PY equivalent to what is available here on BC.
Viewallpostslink.jpg
Then when we click that link we see:
showsallposts.jpg
Originally Posted by Lowrider0308
The IPB board requires you to view each individual section to look for your posts.
Viewallpostslink.jpg
Then when we click that link we see:
showsallposts.jpg
01-05-2008, 11:25 PM
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Bastard, you seem to be in a major minority on this one. There'* not another person in this topic that thinks this idea is more functional than what the board already has. You have to click your mouse one time to get the information you're asking for.
Please reply to my PM.
Please reply to my PM.
01-06-2008, 02:44 PM
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Originally Posted by willwren
Bastard, you seem to be in a major minority on this one. There'* not another person in this topic that thinks this idea is more functional than what the board already has. You have to click your mouse one time to get the information you're asking for.
Please reply to my PM.
Please reply to my PM.
Originally Posted by samueljackson
i think thats a good idea.
01-06-2008, 02:50 PM
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still a minority, but i do like the idea.
like if you are browsing through the individual forums, eg: forced induction, you can see a lil notation that you have posted there. and you dont have to load the home page, and then load a search. probably more of a benefit for the lower speed connections, ie, dsl 56k.
like if you are browsing through the individual forums, eg: forced induction, you can see a lil notation that you have posted there. and you dont have to load the home page, and then load a search. probably more of a benefit for the lower speed connections, ie, dsl 56k.