Re: Questions to the Administrator Reply #300 – 2015-12-16, 08:53:29 That's certainly the biggest, but iirc not the only one.
Re: Questions to the Administrator Reply #301 – 2017-11-12, 09:29:12 Are we on the new version now and it has no bookmarks?
Re: Questions to the Administrator Reply #302 – 2017-11-12, 19:17:05 No, same old version for now. Did I accidentally overlook your usage of the feature? @jax, @Luxor and I had some bookmarks but none of us were actually really using them. Therefore I disabled them a few weeks ago because it's one less thing to keep track of.
Re: Questions to the Administrator Reply #303 – 2017-11-12, 21:24:10 I was accidentally using bookmarks, yes. What is there to keep track of in that feature?
Re: Questions to the Administrator Reply #304 – 2017-11-13, 09:43:14 Would you like me to look for a backup of the bookmarks? It might be a touch outdated. Quote from: ersi on 2017-11-12, 21:24:10What is there to keep track of in that feature?That it continues working when upgrading, that kind of thing.
Re: Questions to the Administrator Reply #305 – 2017-11-13, 10:42:44 Okay, you brought the bookmarks feature back, but they are empty now. Let's forget it. I'll try to live without them.
Re: Questions to the Administrator Reply #308 – 2017-11-13, 17:05:04 Many details I like and some I dislike with Skyscrapercity as forum software. It's a heavily customised vBulletin. One, which is gone now it seems, was a view over liked posts. I don't think it is worth the cognitive overhead to bookmark posts, but there is a great overlap between posts I like and posts I would like to return to one day. Sure, there can be some interesting posts I don't like and posts I like that have no lasting value, but most would be both. It leads to more honest liking as well, I like this because I think will have lasting value to me, not merely that it amused me or that the poster is nice. Not worth the overhead though, particularly not with active bookmarks.
Re: Questions to the Administrator Reply #309 – 2017-11-13, 17:36:03 Quote from: jax on 2017-11-13, 17:05:04...there is a great overlap between posts I like and posts I would like to return to one day. For me it works differently: There are threads I tend to return to. Regardless of liking. Bookmarking is useful for finding those threads when nobody else posts in them.
Re: Questions to the Administrator Reply #310 – 2017-11-13, 19:05:32 @jax We have it in any case. https://dndsanctuary.eu/index.php?action=profile;area=showlikes;sa=given 1 Likes
Re: Questions to the Administrator Reply #311 – 2018-02-13, 10:49:34 Is there a way to add things like HTML title attributes in the forum posts? I don't mean in literal HTML language, but some bbcode that works like HTML title attribute.
Re: Questions to the Administrator Reply #312 – 2018-02-13, 16:01:53 I don't think so, which is indeed kind of lame, isn't it.
Re: Questions to the Administrator Reply #313 – 2018-10-25, 22:07:01 Is there any thread about "What's going on in South America"?We have "What's going on" threads about almost the entire world but couldn't find anything about South AmericaThe search function is very rudimentary. It should have a way to search by thread's names so we don't create another one if not necessary.
Re: Questions to the Administrator Reply #314 – 2018-10-26, 04:34:49 I don't think there is, but we do have what's going on in the Americas.Quote from: Belfrager on 2018-10-25, 22:07:01The search function is very rudimentary. It should have a way to search by thread's names so we don't create another one if not necessary.While not technically thread title only, if you tick "Search in topic subjects only" in advanced options I think it's close enough to be useful, and probably more useful in most cases unless you happen to know the exact title.
Re: Questions to the Administrator Reply #315 – 2018-10-26, 05:41:29 Did you move to South America, Belfrager?There's also Bookmarks on this forum, useful for threads that you use often or that you would like to return to but that have unsearchable titles (all too common or unmemorable words).
Re: Questions to the Administrator Reply #316 – 2018-10-26, 07:10:24 Yes, I named that thread "What's Going on in the AmericaS" for that reason. That thread is US-heavy, but doesn't have to be. Later, with greater activity (ha!), we could fragment further, like what's going on south of South America. 1 Likes
Re: Questions to the Administrator Reply #317 – 2018-10-26, 08:31:10 Secret leftover Nazi bases? I sense a C-movie plot coming...
Re: Questions to the Administrator Reply #318 – 2018-10-26, 15:10:59 Quote from: ersi on 2018-10-26, 05:41:29Did you move to South America, Belfrager?Nope, feeling fine at South Europe. Lived at Rio de Janeiro for a couple years back in the seventies. Quote from: jax on 2018-10-26, 07:10:24es, I named that thread "What's Going on in the AmericaS" for that reason. That thread is US-heavy, but doesn't have to be.Ok, I'll use that one.
Re: Questions to the Administrator Reply #319 – 2019-01-12, 07:48:30 Are Mobileread forums based on some earlier version of vBulletin or a completely different software? I cannot find where they point it out...
Re: Questions to the Administrator Reply #320 – 2019-01-12, 08:49:08 It's definitely vbulletin (search for vbulletin in the source) but I don't know if they say so anywhere.
Re: Questions to the Administrator Reply #321 – 2019-01-12, 12:34:57 Quote from: Frenzie on 2019-01-12, 08:49:08(search for vbulletin in the source)Why didn't this occur to me? Thanks
Re: Questions to the Administrator Reply #322 – 2021-04-10, 09:51:35 We have a fancy video embedding mechanism for Youtube and friends. Is there an easy way to implement it for newcomers like Odysee, Twitch, Bitchute, etc? 1 Likes
Re: Questions to the Administrator Reply #323 – 2021-04-10, 13:34:45 If they offer similar embedding features, probably fairly easy.
Re: Questions to the Administrator Reply #324 – 2022-03-27, 11:33:02 Will this new iteration of <dndsanctuary> resume showing poster's browser & OS on hover? I miss that...!
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