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Post by iflyforfun on Oct 7, 2010 19:29:08 GMT 1
I'm not sure how other members keep track of whats been posted every day but I find myself using the "View The last 25 Post" link 99% of the time.
After replying to a post I find myself having to click the home button, then scroll down to the bottom of the page to where I can then click on the "last 25 post" button again.
I also find myself having to spend a lot of time searching for new posts if I have been away from the forum for a couple of days.
If I am missing a easier way to keep up to date would someone please let me know how you navigate the forum.
If I am not missing an easier way is it possible to:
1. Place the "View last 25 Threads button up top so it opens with
every page( just like the "home,help, search buttons)?
2. Is it possible to have a drop down to allow a user to choose
between 25, 35, 0r say 50 posts.
Ifly
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Post by killioughtta on Oct 7, 2010 20:37:12 GMT 1
I use it all the time. I have it bookmarked so I never see the front page of the forums  I just click the bookmark and see the latest posts. |
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Post by iflyforfun on Oct 7, 2010 22:14:30 GMT 1
I use it all the time. I have it bookmarked so I never see the front page of the forums I just click the bookmark and see the latest posts. Hey Kill, Great idea. Never thought of that!!! I just set it up on my Bookmarks Bar and it takes me right there every time.. I wonder if the forum software would allow a drop down for the amount of old post a user can see!!! ;D Ifly |
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Post by leisureshoot on Oct 7, 2010 22:53:47 GMT 1
I use the "NEW TOPICS" link under the "Super Cub Club" logo, in the red banner. In fact, I bookmarked it as a button on my Firefox menu at the top, so whenever I come here, that's the link I use.
I like the organization better than just seeing all the post replies lumped together when using the Top 25.
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Post by killioughtta on Oct 8, 2010 0:21:06 GMT 1
I wonder if the forum software would allow a drop down for the amount of old post a user can see!!! ;D Ifly Proboards uses very old code and very little features, compared to the more popular forum software. They limit what we can do to forums and the options available. No, they only have the 25 most recent available. It sucks but it's what we got  I wonder if there's a way to backup the SCC user and posts databases and drop them in a new VBulletin  THAT would kick so much a$$!! I'm sure there's no way though |
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Post by iflyforfun on Oct 8, 2010 0:59:20 GMT 1
I wonder if the forum software would allow a drop down for the amount of old post a user can see!!! ;D Ifly Proboards uses very old code and very little features, compared to the more popular forum software. They limit what we can do to forums and the options available. No, they only have the 25 most recent available. It sucks but it's what we got I wonder if there's a way to backup the SCC user and posts databases and drop them in a new VBulletin THAT would kick so much a$$!! I'm sure there's no way though I'm new to Forums!!! Actually this is the first forum I've ever been in. I was under the impression that forums were software creations done completely by the creator. Just got off the phone with a friend that works in the IT field and he gave me the rundown of how forum software works. Pretty cool stuff, but can be limited as you say. Well, at least I got a couple of good tips from you guys on how to make it easier to navigate around. By the way, could someone tell me why some folder look like their burning.? Thanks |
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Post by leisureshoot on Oct 8, 2010 2:33:29 GMT 1
burning means "hot topic"
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I just click the bookmark and see the latest posts.
THAT would kick so much a$$!! I'm sure there's no way though