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March 19th, 2006
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Ok, I've added another blue bar under the first post on each page in the recording booth forum - does that separate the first post enough from the replies to make it a bit less confusing or does it need more of a separation?
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That's great Clancy, even I can understand that 
Have a nice day.
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That makes sense to me too. Would there be any way to adjust the Post Quick Reply/Submit Reply buttons so that when they are clicked they grey-out (hope you know what I mean by this). That way the button provides feedback to the user that it has definitely been clicked and also prevents people clicking on it multiple times, hopefully reducing double posts into the bargain.
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Would there be any way to adjust the Post Quick Reply/Submit Reply buttons so that when they are clicked they grey-out (hope you know what I mean by this). That way the button provides feedback to the user that it has definitely been clicked and also prevents people clicking on it multiple times, hopefully reducing double posts into the bargain.
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Hmm, I'm sure there's a way to do it, but I'm just not sure to look for that. It's probably just a bit of javascript code added into the form... do you know of a site that uses this that I could have a look at?
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I remember doing something like this a few years ago in C++ which can have similarities to Javascript. I'll break out those dusty text books and have a look.
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I remember doing something like this a few years ago in C++ which can have similarities to Javascript. I'll break out those dusty text books and have a look.
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That'd be great Simon. Let me know if you find something we can use.
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do you know of a site that uses this that I could have a look at?
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How's about GfB&B ?? It greys out when logging off. 
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....It greys out......)
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I believe the technical term for that is "going Geoff" 
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Aww ... I was looking forward to being immortalised in BIG Purple Letters .... 
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Young people are so cheeky these days. 
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Young people are so cheeky these days.
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aren't we just.
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So you are cheeky as well? 
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Sticky threads separated from normal threads.... NICE...!!!!
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Yeash--I just figured out what was going on today!!! Yesterday I was flipping back and forth, thinking I was on page one everytime I selected the last page. 
But now that it sunk in  ...its nice!
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It even tricked some of our most experienced members who posted on page 1 of a thread and then posted a similar message again on page 2. I'm naming no names though.
Is it possible to adjust the settings of threads that contain a poll. Currently they appear in the unread posts even if someone only casts a vote. Can it be changed so that they only appear when someone actually makes a post?
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Is it possible to adjust the settings of threads that contain a poll. Currently they appear in the unread posts even if someone only casts a vote. Can it be changed so that they only appear when someone actually makes a post?
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Yes it is possible and and I've changed it so the poll threads now only appear as new posts when somebody replies instead of votes.
Good idea.
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