Site suggestions/bugs
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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by Orpheus on Mon Jun 14th at 12:48am 2004


all i am saying is.. when browsing snarkpit, use what works..

sure, use whats best ... eventually.

i am sure lep will get the kinks worked out someday, but in the interim, use IE.

resources can be gained with a reboot afterward

i keep my config completely empty.. nothin is on when i boot-up.

i can recommend, you might consider upgrading to an operating system that optimizes them better if something as simple as IE borks your old pc.

gwil, you have broadband now.. contact me msn in a sec.

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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by 7dk2h4md720ih on Mon Jun 14th at 12:58am 2004


I'm not going to try and convince you to change browser, but you should give it a try just for the sake of it.

Can anyone else select the 'font', 'size' or 'font colour' options with their mouse? The menu drops down but disappears when I move the mouse down. Can easily be bypassed by using the downarrow button.




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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by scary_jeff on Mon Jun 14th at 1:10am 2004


Orph, if everyone took your advice and used what works in the interim, who would be reporting the bugs for Lep to fix?

Yes, IE works. This is a good reason to use it.

Mozilla also works almost all the time. To make up for websites sometimes not being coded properly and so sometimes not displaying correctly in mozilla, there are advantages such as tabbed browsing. If you like tabbed browsing, and don't mind the odd small bug on 0.5% of pages you visit, mozilla is ideal. If you don't care about tabbed browsing (and other benifits like faster page load times), then sure, keep using IE, nobody is stopping you!

So please, when us mozilla users are reporting a bug that is the fault of the website, not the browser, don't keep coming up with the same old 'why not use IE' question? Thanks




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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by Orpheus on Mon Jun 14th at 1:17am 2004


butthole, i was teasing, and you know it

name one person here, who has reported more site bugs than yours truly?

i am funning you all, cause its always a browser issue with you few, you hardly report bugs not of the browser kind.

allow me my small joys.. i tolerate yours after all

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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by scary_jeff on Mon Jun 14th at 1:39am 2004


Ah! That's the whole point though!! They are not browser issues, they are site issues that do not affect IE. If IE was made to follow the standard set out by the W3C, you would be having the exact same bugs we have.

Let's say a big oil company and a couple of big car companies got together and start using a new fuel. They don't tell anybody else how to use or make the new fuel. The new fuel isn't actually any better - the cars that use it even give lower miles per gallon around town, but it is made cheaper so that people start to use it and so that these three companies can get a bigger share of the market. A couple of years later, you drive up to a gas station in a bus to be delivered, and find that only the new fuel is available, and your bus can't take it. Is this your fault? Would you support another oil company that was trying to make fuel that worked with your bus, and the new type of vehicle?




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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by Orpheus on Mon Jun 14th at 1:44am 2004


OK, let me rephrase this since you obviously opted to ignore my point..

snarkpit has other issues.

there, thats about it

believe me, i am on your side, but i currently see no real reason to cause myself a known grief.. you can have them if you like for me

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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by Leperous on Mon Jun 14th at 7:19am 2004


I have no problems using Firefox 0.8 on this site. If you do have problems, don't use the WYSIWYG editor, or upgrade your browser!





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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by Orpheus on Tue Jun 15th at 3:03pm 2004


just noticed.. the dropdown box is missing, the one that allowed us to go to another forum without the need of backing up to the main page.. what became of it..?? [addsig]



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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by Leperous on Tue Jun 15th at 3:20pm 2004


Good point, it'll be back soon.



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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by 7dk2h4md720ih on Tue Jun 15th at 3:36pm 2004


In the map area when you select a page number from the drop down list it only goes to the page if you click on the number making the [go] button redundant.




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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by Leperous on Tue Jun 15th at 3:37pm 2004


The go button is there in case people are using crap browsers which won't automatically redirect.



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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by 7dk2h4md720ih on Tue Jun 15th at 3:47pm 2004


I assumed as much but it doesn't do anything if I highlight the page and then press the [go] button. Maybe it's another firefox thing.




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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by scary_jeff on Wed Jun 16th at 10:19am 2004


Lep, there is no such thing. If you would just use the code that I gave you for the auto form submit, it will work on everything.



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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by Monqui on Wed Jun 16th at 1:56pm 2004


Ok, sorry if this had been brought up before too, but I haven't exactly been around much and haven't followed everything in this monster of a thread-

But now that you have that little tag that says "New posts since your last visit:" in the forums, would it be possible to add a little "jump to new posts" link for each thread? It's a bit of a stretch and not really necessary, but I think it may be a little bit convenient when you leave and come back to a thread with 2 or more new pages in it. I hate wading through posts to find where I left off.

I don't think it would be too hard to just code in an anchor tag somewhere on that line, then just put a link to the page in the thread that the new post is on and just have it point to that anchor. [addsig]




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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by $loth on Wed Jun 16th at 2:27pm 2004


? quote:
would it be possible to add a little "jump to new posts" link for each thread?

Clikeh on the lil snark next to the topic and it will re-direct you to new posts

[edit] orph, what drop down menu?

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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by Monqui on Wed Jun 16th at 2:36pm 2004


i r smrat. [addsig]



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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by Orpheus on Wed Jun 16th at 2:47pm 2004


? posted by $loth

[edit] orph, what drop down menu?

the one thats missing

and monkee, you and i have been on the same wavelegth for a while now.. you are spookin me.. i asked this question quite recently.

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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by Monqui on Wed Jun 16th at 3:11pm 2004


? quote:

and monkee, you and i have been on the same wavelegth for a while now.. you are spookin me.. i asked this question quite recently.


Hmm... That is rather worrisome... [addsig]




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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by Orpheus on Wed Jun 16th at 3:38pm 2004


? posted by Monqui
Hmm... That is rather worrisome...

this is the point where i say something witty..

but me being stupid, all i can come up with is "could be worse"

i will endeavor to allow you to post a new suggestion next time master monkee

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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by Orpheus on Wed Jun 16th at 6:51pm 2004


is there a way to see on a user level, how many times a tut has been viewed?

tis a minor thing for sure, but one i have been curious about for some time.. it would be nice to see the tuts aligned much the same way as the member list.. from most viewed, to least.. this may not prioritize them accurately, but it would prolly bring the best to the top..

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