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Suggestions...

Fri, 09 Mar 2007 19:30:21 -0700

Alot of times when searching older messages, I get the following
message within a post:

Sorry, this message is more than a year old and has been archived.

Therefore, we are unable to accept any further replies to it.

The problem is that the replies to that message are nonexistant.
This makes it harder, because we would have to search for the
replies to the message (And hope to find it using the forums
search feature).

I think it would be great for the site if the replies to the
older posts were still in the archived posts (While not allowing
any more replies).

This is just a possible suggestion.

Also, would it be possible to (at least) support a tag simular
to HTML's anchor <a> tag? I feel this would make the forums'
messages look alot nicer, as when reading posts, we could see
a simple link, rather then a *large* (possibly 2 line) HTTP
address.

These are some ideas.

Thanks!

Re: Suggestions...

Sun, 11 Mar 2007 07:42:39 -0700

Hi

Probably within 1-2 weeks we will replace this forum with a brand new version of the forum rewritten in ASP.Net

It will solve all those annoyances..

/WEBMASTER

Re: Suggestions...

Fri, 27 Apr 2007 05:35:20 -0700

:
: Alot of times when searching older messages, I get the following
: message within a post:
:

: 
: Sorry, this message is more than a year old and has been archived.
: 
: Therefore, we are unable to accept any further replies to it.
:

:
: The problem is that the replies to that message are nonexistant.
: This makes it harder, because we would have to search for the
: replies to the message (And hope to find it using the forums
: search feature).
:
: I think it would be great for the site if the replies to the
: older posts were still in the archived posts (While not allowing
: any more replies).
:
: This is just a possible suggestion.
:
: Also, would it be possible to (at least) support a tag simular
: to HTML's anchor <a> tag? I feel this would make the forums'
: messages look alot nicer, as when reading posts, we could see
: a simple link, rather then a *large* (possibly 2 line) HTTP
: address.
:
: These are some ideas.
:
: Thanks!
:
It would also be helpful to include an option in the "Lastest posts"-list to filter them on the favorite boards. That way people who are specialized in a few languages can get the lastest posts on the boards for those languages.
It might also help if you included the time of the post. Then users can check if they already have seen a post or not.

Re: Suggestions...

Wed, 02 May 2007 03:48:30 -0700

: It would also be helpful to include an option in the "Lastest
: posts"-list to filter them on the favorite boards.

Good point, will add to the todo list!

Tore Nestenius
/WEBMASTER Programmers Heaven

Re: Suggestions...

Wed, 02 May 2007 16:05:02 -0700

: : It would also be helpful to include an option in the "Lastest
: : posts"-list to filter them on the favorite boards.
:
: Good point, will add to the todo list!
:
:
:
: Tore Nestenius
: /WEBMASTER Programmers Heaven
I apologize for adding to the list

Sometimes throught this site when clicking a link, I am taken to a
page-sized advertisment, and have to refresh the page in order to
go to the correct page.

I wonder if anyone else is experiencing this?

Thanks -- and for adding the link tag

Re: Suggestions...

Wed, 19 Dec 2007 06:44:40 -0700

: : : It would also be helpful to include an option in the "Lastest
: : : posts"-list to filter them on the favorite boards.
: :
: : Good point, will add to the todo list!
: :
: :
: :
: : Tore Nestenius
: : /WEBMASTER Programmers Heaven
: I apologize for adding to the list
:
: Sometimes throught this site when clicking a link, I am taken to a
: page-sized advertisment, and have to refresh the page in order to
: go to the correct page.
:
: I wonder if anyone else is experiencing this?
:
: Thanks -- and for adding the link tag
:

Link tag is surely useful and is very necessary. And if a new asp.net forum is going to replace this one, it will be great news. However, I just want to know if all old threads will be migrated as well or just a new empty forum to start with?

Brad Wang
.NET Freelancer from China

Re: Suggestions...

Wed, 19 Dec 2007 07:14:03 -0700

: And if a new
: asp.net forum is going to replace this one, it will be great news.
: However, I just want to know if all old threads will be migrated as
: well or just a new empty forum to start with?
You're *using* the new ASP.NET forum. And yes, of course, we migrated everything.

Jonathan
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Re: Suggestions...

Tue, 22 Jan 2008 20:12:55 -0700

Oh, yeah, then I believe we're just going to have a new design for it. :)

: : And if a new
: : asp.net forum is going to replace this one, it will be great news.
: : However, I just want to know if all old threads will be migrated as
: : well or just a new empty forum to start with?
: You're *using* the new ASP.NET forum. And yes, of course, we
: migrated everything.
:
: Jonathan
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Brad Wang
.NET Freelancer from China

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