Site suggestions/bugs

Site suggestions/bugs

Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by ReNo on Thu Dec 9th 2004 at 2:07am
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Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Spartan on Thu Dec 9th 2004 at 10:49am
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Now he has 3 snarkmarks but before he had -7.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Leperous on Thu Dec 9th 2004 at 11:02am
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Fraggard, let me know what post in particular you're trying to edit, and what version of Mozilla you're using. They all seem to work fine with v1.0 for me.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by fraggard on Thu Dec 9th 2004 at 12:01pm
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Any post of mine... This one for example : http://www.snarkpit.com/forums.php?mode=editpost&forum=1&topic=1481&post=58293

I'm using Firefox 1.0 (Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.7.5) Gecko/20041107 Firefox/1.0, to be more specific)
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Leperous on Thu Dec 9th 2004 at 12:09pm
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How strange, I just managed to edit it. When you say "blank", is it an empty white or black box? Can you please check the page source for me and let me know if there's a textarea in there called "editbox" and it has content?

Me: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.7.5) Gecko/20041107 Firefox/1.0
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by fraggard on Thu Dec 9th 2004 at 12:24pm
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No textarea called editbox... I did find this, though.
<textarea name="message" rows=15 cols=75></textarea>

Anyway, it must be a problem on my side since you can manage it with the same browser!
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Leperous on Thu Dec 9th 2004 at 12:27pm
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No, if you can't see editbox that's what's going wrong, I'll have a look. Care to do me one more favour, and search for "browser:" in the page source again, and tell me what it says? Also it the blank screen white or black?

BTW the "message" textarea is meant to be empty, it's filled with the contents of the iframe when you click submit.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by fraggard on Thu Dec 9th 2004 at 1:17pm
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It detects "forums/browsers/none.js" So it's basically not detecting it? I think the file should be moz.js or ie.js.

The edit field is black.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by ReNo on Thu Dec 9th 2004 at 3:34pm
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I'm still getting this "you've already rated this" problem on some tutorials. This time its the new advanced cameras tutorial :sad:
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Forceflow on Fri Dec 10th 2004 at 8:52pm
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Getting this: (using firefox)

Never had that before, and nothing's changed.

User posted image

checked the page's source, they just don't appear to be in the code anymore.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by fraggard on Sat Dec 11th 2004 at 10:44am
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Editing seems to be working now Lep. Thanks for fixing it :smile:
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Campaignjunkie on Sun Dec 12th 2004 at 1:47am
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I'd like for the "Watch List" of maps to be on the main index page too,
instead of just the control panel page. It's such a handy feature, it
just needs to be more accessable! :smile:
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Orpheus on Sun Dec 12th 2004 at 12:16pm
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this is just my personal taste speaking.

in the reply window, we currently have "E-Mail me when someone replies" i would rather receive a PM notice, as i check my email only once per day.. and i DO want notification, so a PM would be quicker response time wise.

thanx
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by wil5on on Mon Dec 13th 2004 at 1:46am
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When posting, and quoting, it has to be said, the whole way quotes are handled is just terrible. The number of messed-up quotes you see in the forums... I'd much rather have simple quote tags than the current interface.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by 7dk2h4md720ih on Mon Dec 13th 2004 at 2:28am
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I agree with wilson, and I also preferred the look of the old quotes.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by 9centwhore on Tue Dec 14th 2004 at 2:04pm
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what about being able to sort the map list?

it already has several columns and if you could click an icon at the top that sorted the list of maps by that column that would be terrific.

itll make things easier when those list really start to fill up :biggrin:
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by ReNo on Tue Dec 14th 2004 at 2:30pm
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You can sort the map list, look at the "sort" section at the top :razz:
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by $loth on Tue Dec 14th 2004 at 3:14pm
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I've just tried to upload a new avatar but it wouldn't :sad: The old one is still there.

BTW, it's a jpg and 36.7kb. I don't see the problem, I thinkl i'm doing it right, type in password, upload an avatar then upload profile.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Gwil on Tue Dec 14th 2004 at 3:29pm
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It does work $loth, do a forced refresh (try F5 or SHift+F5 in your browser).

Your cache is out of date, that's all.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by ReNo on Tue Dec 14th 2004 at 4:07pm
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I think the reviews listing is a bit confusing. Where is says "by ..."
it reads to me like it means to author of the review, but instead it is
the level's designer. Not sure how it could best be laid out to be
clearer, but its something worth considering changes to.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by $loth on Tue Dec 14th 2004 at 4:22pm
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<DIV class=quote>
<DIV class=quotetitle>? quoting Gwil</DIV>
<DIV class=quotetext>It does work $loth, do a forced refresh (try F5 or SHift+F5 in your browser).

Your cache is out of date, that's all.

</DIV></DIV>
Cheers gwil, I thought it might be something simple that I was completly looking over it.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Leperous on Tue Dec 14th 2004 at 4:42pm
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/fixes
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Tracer Bullet on Wed Dec 15th 2004 at 1:11am
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With all these recent thread resurrections going on, I was thinking it might be nice to have a feature that would automatically lock threads that hadn't had a reply within a certain time period. Say, two months or something? You could use a different icon and designate them as "archived" or something. I guess you'd have to exempt unsolved editing problems from the system though.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by (-[PREDATOR]-) on Thu Dec 16th 2004 at 2:08pm
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In editing discription of the CS map I can't choose type of it (cs_, de_, as_, ka, ... I've seen that some other map's haven't got choosen type. Is that able to fix? Maybe the reason fo this bug is that I have Windows 98 with Windows Exporer (exploder:) ) 5.0.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Gwil on Thu Dec 16th 2004 at 3:23pm
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Naaah predator, countersstrike is one standard game - the type of map
is distinguised just by the de_ or cs_ at the start I think - we don't
have an option to select the gamemode. Just give it the right name :smile:
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by (-[PREDATOR]-) on Thu Dec 16th 2004 at 4:09pm
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I'm afraid not. This is copyed text from editing of map:

Your map is currently listed for Counter-Strike, please tick the gameplay modes it supports:
hostage rescue bomb defusion assassination knife arena
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by ReNo on Thu Dec 16th 2004 at 6:46pm
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I reckon it might be nice to be able to watch mappers, rather than
maps. Whenever their profile changes, including any changes to any
maps, then the watchers will recieve notification on their watch list.
It would also be nice to recieve a PM or something when a tutorial you wrote gets
a comment, as currently I have to go through them all every now and
then to check if there have been any comments or questions.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Crono on Thu Dec 16th 2004 at 7:07pm
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I reckon it might be nice to be able to watch mappers, rather than
maps. Whenever their profile changes, including any changes to any
maps, then the watchers will recieve notification on their watch list.
It would also be nice to recieve a PM or something when a tutorial you wrote gets
a comment, as currently I have to go through them all every now and
then to check if there have been any comments or questions.
Is your fan base shrinking or something? :smile:
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by ReNo on Thu Dec 16th 2004 at 7:36pm
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Hehe, nothing like that mate :biggrin: Its just nice to be able to keep an eye
on updates that particular mappers have made rather than having to add
all their maps to a watch list, which is just a bit unwieldy. As for
the tutorials thing, I just like making sure there aren't questions in
there left unanswered for too long, so I run through them once a week
or so. Its not a big deal, but it would be nice to have a PM system
that saves me the bother :smile:
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Gwil on Fri Dec 17th 2004 at 12:37am
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In editing discription of the CS map I can't choose type of it
(cs_, de_, as_, ka, ... I've seen that some other map's haven't got
choosen type. Is that able to fix? Maybe the reason fo this bug is that
I have Windows 98 with Windows Exporer (exploder:) ) 5.0.
Taken from the page for new map submissions
Mods with an asterisk * after mean they have different gameplay modes.
You can specify these by editing your map later on.
Try editing it now? if that works, it pays to read :smile:
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Gwil on Fri Dec 17th 2004 at 1:01am
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With all these recent thread resurrections going on, I was
thinking it might be nice to have a feature that would automatically
lock threads that hadn't had a reply within a certain time period. Say,
two months or something? You could use a different icon and designate
them as "archived" or something. I guess you'd have to exempt unsolved
editing problems from the system though.
Amen brother, the topic resurrection plague is just getting stupid now.

Something needs to be done.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Nickelplate on Fri Dec 17th 2004 at 5:04am
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<DIV class=quote>
<DIV class=quotetitle>? quoting Gwil</DIV>
<DIV class=quotetext>

<DIV class=quote>
<DIV class=quotetitle>? quote:</DIV>
<DIV class=quotetext>With all these recent thread resurrections going on, I was thinking it might be nice to have a feature that would automatically lock threads that hadn't had a reply within a certain time period. Say, two months or something? You could use a different icon and designate them as "archived" or something. I guess you'd have to exempt unsolved editing problems from the system though. </DIV></DIV>

Amen brother, the topic resurrection plague is just getting stupid now.

Something needs to be done.
</DIV></DIV>

Absolutely. although i was the culprit on one resurrection, I hate them.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Cassius on Fri Dec 17th 2004 at 10:04pm
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I have something of a radical proposition to make. We have something of a tradition between the Snarkpit regulars of reviewing and critiquing each other's unfinished maps so that the final product can be better; however, newer members (and, occasionally, regulars) will simply give us screenshots and a download link.

While I'm not saying that the latter approach is somehow petty or against the spirit of the Maps forum, those are two very different usages of the Maps forum.

I propose that we create an additional forum, one for getting involved in the process of the maps that get posted and leave the Maps forum for simple showcasing. I don't think this is too radical an idea, and would lessen our image here at the Snarkpit of being hostile to newcomers (as maps simply being showcased would require none of our famous criticism).

(Sorry if this post hasn't made any sense. I'm very hungry and very tired. I think I got the point across, though.)
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Leperous on Fri Dec 17th 2004 at 11:04pm
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Fixed CS:Source gameplay modes, and made it PM you when people comment on a tutorial (with an option to not recieve these PMs, if you edit said tut).

Cassius, it's a good idea, but given that a lot of people here don't seem to be able to figure out the current "confusing" boards I suspect it will be horribly mis-used? I was thinking about a private board, completely invisible to uninvited people, to avoid n00bism and where such things could be discussed.

Though along with Reno's idea they are certainly steps in a more mature map-making-website direction, things I'll certainly consider for the next version of SnarkPit :wink:
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Orpheus on Sat Dec 18th 2004 at 2:01am
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<DIV class=quote>
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<DIV class=quotetext>

I was thinking about a private board, completely invisible to uninvited people, to avoid n00bism and where such things could be discussed.

</DIV></DIV>

as long as its totally invisible lep, i know i am a prick sometimes, but my heart is in the right place most days, and i would feel really uncomfortable having a forum thats visible, yet only allows certain members access.. i mean, if its visible, it cries "elitism" to me.
i do however request that all warning message be in BOLD RED TEXT. if we (I) have to repeatedly warn people about their screw ups, then we (I) look like an asshole.. if the new people fail to read a bold red warning.. then its clear exactly whom is the problem.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Cassius on Sat Dec 18th 2004 at 2:48am
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I don't think it would be elitism. Like I say, casual users who come just to solve a particular editing problem or give us a download for their map would have no need for an extensive critiquing process, and I believe the board is going to have to adapt to that new dynamic. Most people coming by aren't going to be interested in sticking around for three or four years and getting every inch of their map scrutinized; the map forum, as I say, has two very different usages, and we should change based on that.

To be quite honest, the "Snarkpit Community" consists of about twenty or thirty people (at a very generous estimate) who check the site and make posts daily; it has been that way since I joined. We've always found it difficult to accept new people, as we expect quite a bit from someone for them to be part of that core community: we expect involvement, humility, honesty, etc., from people, and I think that scares a lot of people away.

It seems to me that an invite-only forum, if it were to appear right now, would solve a lot of things. Read the DM_Motel thread; it's a (painfully) clear example of how people just coming to show off their map and get passing comments about it get a rude awakening when faced with our standards. Not to say that anyone that posted in the thread was in the wrong - we have a perfect right to have high standards; that's the value of our community. It just shows that there is quite a rift between regulars and newcomers that scares a lot of newcomers away.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Orpheus on Sat Dec 18th 2004 at 3:43am
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i have a request.. i would like to have the option of increasing my available PM totals.. i was gone for 5 days, and lost many important ones i wanted to keep, because they scrolled down to the bottom and were deleted..

its partly my own fault, because i failed to remove the nonessential ones before i left. but 50 is a rather small number for ahem someone of my caliber.. not to boast, but sometimes i get a fair few PM's and quite honestly.. i do not delete them all because some contain information i wish to retain semi-permanently.

would it be to much trouble, to set it so we can chose our own level of PM retention?
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Orpheus on Sat Dec 18th 2004 at 12:12pm
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The gallery needs cleaned again, we have a few pictures that are not pictures of ourselves.

its been so long since i uploaded one of myself that i cannot really recall if it clearly states that only true images of ourselves are suited for the gallery.

perhaps, if it doesn't, it should.

basically, no one must upload a picture, but those who do, need to refrain from uploading bull crap.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by (-[PREDATOR]-) on Sat Dec 18th 2004 at 12:37pm
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In editing discription of the CS map I can't choose type of it
(cs_, de_, as_, ka, ... I've seen that some other map's haven't got
choosen type. Is that able to fix? Maybe the reason fo this bug is that
I have Windows 98 with Windows Exporer (exploder:) ) 5.0.
Taken from the page for new map submissions

? quote:
Mods with an asterisk * after mean they have different gameplay modes.
You can specify these by editing your map later on.

Try editing it now? if that works, it pays to read :smile:

<<Thanks, now it's working :smile: >>
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by KungFuSquirrel on Sun Dec 19th 2004 at 6:22pm
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Most forums I've been to have e-mail notification for private messages. I think that could be handy, but I almost would say take that a step further and allow an option for editing forum questions to send e-mails to the user when a new suggestion (not general comment, though) is posted.

This would be especially helpful for the Radiant forum, where responses are sometimes delayed by days, and as a reminder to help pull people back who might have given up otherwise.

shrug If it's not too much trouble. :smile:
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by $loth on Sun Dec 19th 2004 at 8:45pm
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We could have a section in the maps for the all time top 10 maps which have been submitted on the snarkpit. They could be based on average rating, times downloaded etc.

P.S. This is a serious suggestion.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by $loth on Mon Dec 20th 2004 at 4:27pm
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hmm.........cannot see smileys in this new fan-dangled firefox browser.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by 7dk2h4md720ih on Mon Dec 20th 2004 at 5:31pm
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If you click on the 'can't see the box below' link, the smileys will
show. Any text you had entered will vanish though, so be careful. I
think it's better having them hidden, it helps prevent their abuse.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by (-[PREDATOR]-) on Tue Dec 21st 2004 at 1:11pm
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I don't know that's a good idea that add new forum rooms: "Uncomlited maps (when someone don't have ideas how to good compite the map)" and "Plans and ideas or visions of good maps (here somebody may add plans in graphic file or scripts of maps)". I've spotted this categories of forum in polish mappers web (www.hl.mapping.pl). Unfortunetly on this forums nobody have been. Maybe something like this idea of new categories of forum could be much popular on "snarkpit.com".
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by ReNo on Tue Dec 21st 2004 at 3:02pm
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I don't really think there is much need for such additional forums to
be honest, as their purposes are already covered by the existing ones.
Putting up pictures of great ideas for levels could be done in the
General Banter forum and isn't done often enough to deserve its own
forum, while uncomplete maps are exactly what the mapping forum is
there for.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Leperous on Tue Dec 21st 2004 at 9:57pm
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Plus it could well be filled with rubbish ideas from people just starting out, how many posts saying "I'd like to see a huge 16 sq. mile map filled with hostages" have we all seen? :razz:
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Dred_furst on Tue Dec 21st 2004 at 11:41pm
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the snarkpit now works great in firefox! :biggrin: nice job!

something I would like to suggest is maybe a new game definition for
the cube engine, I just think its a great engine, but under used,

oh, and RSS...
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Leperous on Wed Dec 22nd 2004 at 12:41am
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Ok, RSS: let me know if this works ok.

http://www.snarkpit.com/rss.xml

It should be updated every time someone posts/edits some news; let me know if there is some problem with the HTML in messages (e.g. where people have posted links) as I'm not quite sure how RSS readers deal with it.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by 7dk2h4md720ih on Wed Dec 22nd 2004 at 12:51am
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How is it supposed to look lep? This is what I'm getting, but I don't have a clue how RSS works.

Edit: Oops, I was under the impression that forefox had rss built-in.
Maybe I was thinking of an extension or maybe that's horses**t.
Re: Site suggestions/bugs Posted by Leperous on Wed Dec 22nd 2004 at 1:06am
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You use RSS readers to view it, not browsers. http://blogspace.com/rss/readers
It's basically a way to syndicate your news, and apparently you can customise how it looks given the information provided in the RSS file.

I've also done something to the PM system, you should be able to notice it after you've sent/replied to a few :wink: It's a bit dodgy at the moment but as ever it'll be worked on over time.

/edit: And is it you who's been fowarding SA forum members here? :razz: