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This new CP loads every time you click on a new message. The old one seemed to pre-load all the text which resulted in a more snappy UI.
Steve
modified on Monday, December 03, 2007 11:48:39 PM
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Stephen Hewitt wrote: loads every time you click on a new message.
Been thinking about that too. Though it is very fast (used IE6), immediately shows the message in a click (without the loading). Don't know though if its a part of the release (I mean purposely). Just might need some getting used to.
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switch your layout to normal.
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The preceding is courtesy of the Bureau of Unnecessarily Redundant Repetition Department.
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How? I can't see that option in "My Settings".
Steve
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wondering why cp admins allows people to do that... It's just simple way to prevent not to happen but i think cp masters love to happen again and again.. so, it's not the fault of the one who post the HTML code in his thread. but....
Sorry, chris. I'm not complaining.. just wondering..
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thanks for fixes.. it looks okay now..
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I know your busy with the upgrade and all. But I just thought it would be nice to include in the user settings a skin selection (or color maybe) where the user can choose the skin of his/her choice. Starting with the original skin that we can name as "classic". What do you think?
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I would like to answer even you are not asking me.
Llasus wrote: t would be nice to include in the user settings a skin selection (or color maybe) where the user can choose the skin of his/her choice.
I think this is pretty good idea.. but i think it might not be high-priority case since we can still go with the original one..
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Michael Sync wrote: I would like to answer even you are not asking me.
The question goes for everyone
Michael Sync wrote: might not be high-priority case since we can still go with the original one..
Yup you're right about that. It would be still cool though in the future having more of a personalized CP page.
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The link to the math / Algorithms forum seems to be missing from the new lists and green drop menu.
Not only have the links gone, but all posts to it in my profile seem to have disappeared as well. Maybe this forum got lost in the database migration??
Good luck with the upgrade,
Peter
"Until the invention of the computer, the machine gun was the device that enabled humans to make the most mistakes in the smallest amount of time."
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Yeah, the CP database works without any algorithm right now, hence at less than optimal speed.
Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles]
this months tips:
- before you ask a question here, search CodeProject, then Google
- the quality and detail of your question reflects on the effectiveness of the help you are likely to get
- use PRE tags to preserve formatting when showing multi-line code snippets
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I notice the colour of your name/post for when you get a 5, has gone to more of a brown. Now on my monitor, its harder to tell the differenc between crappy post, and excellent post.
Maybe its just me, or maybe i'm going mad, but there it is.
My current favourite word is: Bauble!
-SK Genius
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What's gone wrong with CP? My profile is stuffed: all votes missing, listed as "Web developer" which I never chose, and so on. Also it seems terribly slow.
Steve
modified on Monday, December 03, 2007 7:53:19 PM
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The site was upgraded from Classic ASP to ASP.NET. There are some teething problems. Things seem to be going much faster now than they did a couple of hours ago.
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Not only that the site has being upgraded from ASP to its .NET version but so has CP itself. It finally turned into one of those trendy .NET-heavy pages. $MS did a great job of turning heads around ...
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When you request a password recovery email, it sends your logon email and password back to you as a plaintext email.
It might be nice to have it send a randomly generated new password or a password reset link instead, since a lot of people use the same password for a lot of things and might not want coworkers looking over their shoulders to see it.
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is there a LINQ Section, sorry if this has already been posted.
-TheCardinal
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Below are a subset of the latest issues that have been logged or we are working on. If something has been reported here then no need to mention it again unless you've found the bug in a place we've indicated it shouldn't be, or if you have extra info that may help us squash it.
Current Bugs and some of the things we are working on this second (not all are mentioned)
2111 <br> tags inserted inside legitimate tags when ReplaceNewlines called
2138 When copying source code from <PRE> tags in articles that have "linecount=true", the line numbers get in the way of the code copying.
1230 Hide Delete button if entry is locked for editing
2070 Syntax colouriser problem with double backslash
768 Whitespace incorrectly removed when pasting as HTML
1845 HTML cannot be used in Tips abstract
2068 Unicode character issue: two for the price of 1
2022 Syntax colouriser doesn't handle #pragma comments
2092 Member Selector bug [For editors posting on behalf od authors]
2140 "unimpressed" emoticon not showing
2123 Bookmarking discussion posts gives wrong reputation type
747 Comments visibility inconsistency
753 Editing message (after 5 mins) drops ending </div> signature if sig ends with a </div>
759 HTML gets removed from subject when a reply is made
1919 Hyperlinks should be maintained inside colourised code blocks
1695 It's possible to repost the same answer to a question
767 Various tag editor auto-complete quirks
766 HTML editor not visible in IE6
769 PRE tags are created for each new line when aggregating blog entries
770 Mailout sender - reload mailout ID feature not working correctly
774 Possibility of empty questions
813 When removing member type (admin etc) this should remove such type from All sites
1613 After posting a comment, it can't be edited until after the page is refreshed
There are currently 453 items in our TODO
Recent changes
Id Date Name
772 8-Apr-11 Full text search string is not trimmed
2150 8-Apr-11 Name that contain commas are not stored correctly
2104 7-Apr-11 Trim the ObjectAssociatedFiles to be only the set referenced within article text
2117 7-Apr-11 Search related issues
2134 6-Apr-11 Articles with Multiple Embedded YouTube Videos
2055 5-Apr-11 Show a list of the top daily / weekly / all-time answerers
2065 5-Apr-11 Reply to comments doesn't work if Javascript not enabled
2122 5-Apr-11 Permlink on messages sends you to the wrong page
2105 31-Mar-11 Need to show the number of reports on items
2106 31-Mar-11 Need to show the number of reports next to the "Report Me" button on items
2101 31-Mar-11 Consolidate daily logs into a weekly log file
1951 29-Mar-11 Links to member profiles fail for numeric member names
2083 28-Mar-11 user's blog entry is not being aggregated
2102 28-Mar-11 Cannot post a comment or reply to a comment if Javascript is disabled.
2056 28-Mar-11 Add Pascal / Delphi to colourisation
1409 28-Mar-11 Latest revision not appearing on revision page
2053 28-Mar-11 Change Query String parameter for Search Query to 'q'
2082 28-Mar-11 <b>Move new search out of Beta</b>
1302 27-Mar-11 Changing vote and reason should delete old reason
1625 27-Mar-11 Article count does not include unfinished articles
2064 27-Mar-11 UI bugs when posting answers fixed
2080 27-Mar-11 Change search filters to use IDs, not strings
2066 27-Mar-11 Default paste mode in QA editor not persisting choice
2081 27-Mar-11 Add bookmark links to each item in the search results
modified on Monday, September 12, 2011 3:53 PM
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Hmmm, why has this vastly outdated message/sticky appeared at the top of the site bugs forum? Is this a prompt to yourself to update it?
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How about a 15 minute timelock on all toilet doors so I don't walk into the stench I walked into this afternoon again. That guy has some serious internal problems.
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Alternatively, this[^] might be a better bet - especially if you're bursting to go and said individual has just been in.
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Hi,
have you thinked about putting like a page numbers serie to navigate into forums? I mean something like google or other sites. I think a good format could be:
First | (Actual-10) | (Actual-2) | Previous | .Actual = N. | Next | (Actual+2) | (Actual+10) | Last??
It is quite annoying to go back one page at a time if you have to find a message for a week ago (at least in forums with so much messages as VC++) if you forget to get the perma link.
-- modified at 6:45 Friday 30th November, 2007
I know, there is the search option, but if you go out during a few days, after weekend or holidays or just two three days that you didnt come in forum... you have to go back 10 - 20 pages one per one, too take a look on what was written in your absence
Greetings.
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If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you
“The First Rule of Program Optimization: Don't do it. The Second Rule of Program Optimization (for experts only!): Don't do it yet.” - Michael A. Jackson
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Yep - it's in the upcoming version
cheers,
Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
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nice ^^
Greetings.
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M.D.V.
If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you
“The First Rule of Program Optimization: Don't do it. The Second Rule of Program Optimization (for experts only!): Don't do it yet.” - Michael A. Jackson
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... it will be usefull, or not? :P
VirtualVoid.NET
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