Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by Andrei on
Sat Aug 20th 2005 at 5:58pm
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You mean the absence of the paste button? Just use ctrl+v.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by Andrei on
Sun Aug 21st 2005 at 9:58am
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Oh, I see. I haven't made a webpage in about 5 years so I kinda forgot the few I knew .
Re: Site suggestions/bugs
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i don't know if it's already been mentioned, but it seems that a new user can add a map, somehow rate themselves as a five, then delete their map. without the map, no-one else can rate them anymore, so they get left with a perfect 5. which is a little annoying when we all know that win98 would probably be wearing the 'I R MORON' badge by now.
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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by French Toast on
Mon Aug 29th 2005 at 3:22pm
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...Or just a post limit for HAL.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by Crono on
Sun Sep 11th 2005 at 1:02am
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That's on your end, UD.
If you want a theme that's for slower connections try the "basic" one, there's less images (such as titles and buttons are just text)
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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by French Toast on
Sun Sep 11th 2005 at 3:05am
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Methinks it's about time that the Recently Watched thread somehow be
broken down. For me, when I click on the thread, it takes forever
to load (no exageration) and I thought that there must be a way to
somehow divide it.
If every, say, ten pages where a new chapter, would that slow the loading speed?
I really am just guessing here, but It's a little annoying waiting that long.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by Crono on
Sun Sep 11th 2005 at 3:57am
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Length of a thread shouldn't effect loading time, even "rummaging" through the database wouldn't, since I'm sure Lep used a direct access method and not a traversal method.
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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by French Toast on
Sun Sep 11th 2005 at 4:02am
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Indeed, I felt the same way, which is why I hesitated to post
that. However, unless Murphy's Law governs my life very strictly,
mty loading time at least triples when posting in thread with many many
pages (this one included)
However, I don't have problems loading an 18 page one such as Recently Listened.
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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by Crono on
Sun Sep 11th 2005 at 5:08am
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Those aren't accurate, just to let you know. The first time I came to this specific page in this thread it said 32 seconds or something around there and it took maybe 5.
But, you're going to have to wait for Lep, since he's the only one who knows how he built the interface between the database and the site.
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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by French Toast on
Sun Sep 11th 2005 at 5:14am
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Indeed I know they are inaccurate, however it did take at least 30 seconds to load the page.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs
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Suggestion: I have found it nearly impossible to scan the "Maps" forum since my advent into 56k hell. There are just to many images posted to be honest. Would it be possible to write some code so that when you chose "Basic" or "Condensed" that the images revert back to the line of code specific to the URL?
Thanks for your time.
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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
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I can't even tell what's going on :smile:
I'm using the default setting, and I don't want to have only URL's in
place of pictures. So instead of making it do that when you use a
certain scheme, make it a seperate option of it's own.
I third it...
Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by Crono on
Mon Sep 12th 2005 at 3:22am
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It wouldn't be part of the default setting. We're suggesting it's part of the "basic" setting, which is, obviously, for people on slow connections (load it up, you'll see what I mean).
Not sure why those colors are chosen. Maybe it'd be a good idea to make a "56K" theme which looks like the default theme, but effecient as the basic.
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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by Leperous on
Sun Oct 2nd 2005 at 10:22pm
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/boo :biggrin:
I've been learning a lot about "proper" CSS and all the crappy margin-handling of the various browsers, if I ever get some free time I'll look into that along with the whole image-conversion-thingy :/
Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by Andrei on
Mon Oct 3rd 2005 at 10:00am
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(but do try to make it an option)
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They're nice images, and you know I like the simplicity... the problem
is that everyone on the forums is obviously a snarkpit user, and most
of us here have used hammer at one point or another. With this in
mind, those two tags are just redundant.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs
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Tue Oct 11th 2005 at 11:01am
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Yeah any of that in this site would be really nice, and morphine, its
just to like, ehnance the appearance a little bit, its nice to have
these kind of sigs, only small ones, nothing else, its just an
idea...Who knows what may happen :biggrin:
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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
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Wed Oct 12th 2005 at 10:20pm
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I have a small request. With someone using condensed mode, the background is white. If anyone uses a font color other than black, it gets very hard to read, and sometimes impossible to do so. If it could be set up so that those forced to use this mode of travel here at Snarkpit that for us the text always stays black. I for one can promise to always assume that text is supposed to be "Lightblue" and not be upset when someone uses it and I see only black.
Thanks for your time.
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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
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I guess this thread is really dead...
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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by Andrei on
Fri Oct 14th 2005 at 4:31pm
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I know, but i'm gonna make a suggestion anyway.
PFL (Rest in Peace) had a "most wanted" forum where people could
request prefabs or simply post recruitment threads for
collective-mapping projects or for mods.
Wouldn't this place benefit from something like that?
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I was looking at my profile and I noticed that even though I have 0
tutorials, when I mouse over "tutorials" it highlights but isn't
clickable. It's not a serious bug but just something you may want
to look over?
Re: Site suggestions/bugs
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I have noticed that threads with lots of pages throw my 56k for a loop. Some actually load in minutes. (such as this one)
Is there any way to archive all but the last few pages? I know it sounds odd but it almost acts like its accessing the whole thing when it should be accessing only the last page.
Thanks for your time.
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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
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I have Java 1.5 for my Opera, and it works fine. I got logged out a few times rather quickly, but I've only just arrived, so it could be some setting upon which I have yet to stumble.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs
Posted by Crono on
Mon Nov 7th 2005 at 11:00pm
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Sometimes there's a bug while posting. I didn't write down the line and function where it took place, should have. Sorry.
In any case, I posted then it thought I was editing the post or something and as a result, when the page refreshed, it gave the error, added my post time everything, but it didn't change the entry on the forum list.
So. I'm figuring it was interrupted in that process.
I've noticed this more than once, probably be a good idea to figure out what exactly causes it to happen, fix it if possible, otherwise send out a PM/News explaining not to do that. Whatever that maybe.
The "Mario" thread is where the effects can be seen ... until someone else posts.
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Re: Site suggestions/bugs
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Wed Nov 9th 2005 at 1:46pm
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Today in particular Snarkpit is even slower than usual. I have a question: Is it possible that the non-active people who are searching through the database for tutorials and such are causing some sort of a slowdown? We have non-active members all the time, but sometimes we have more than others. Snarkpit isn't always slow, just most of the time. I realize some of this could be because of peek user timezones but it cannot account for this level of occurrences I don't think.
This thread alone is like 1,500+ replies? It takes a horrible amount of time to load. In fact, I have noticed that any thread over or near 100 replies has a noticeable slowdown loading.
I can watch the little connection icon that shows my dialup connection processing. When its a short thread it continues unabated, when its long, the little flashes that signify data being transfered halts until a lengthy time later then it begins anew. It has got to be a database access problem.
Hope this helps.
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