Well
#210 posted by
Kell on 2003/10/22 23:00:18
my suggestion would be to have links open in a new window - I get a bit miffed when I'm linked to some interesting site, like a photo archive, and I eventually surf so far that I have to reopen one or other of the sites in a new window myself. I also agree with Scampie about the link code.
Everything else is quite spiffy metl, in a func_tional sort of way.
Of course, you can never have too many smileys...
Empty This Into Your God Damn Enema Bag
#211 posted by
. on 2003/10/22 23:28:34
I wasn't complaining, Metl's done a damn fine job here. They were merely ideas, and if anyone were in agreement (not), cool.
Although, Kell, hold down [SHIFT] and click a link.
Yeah
#212 posted by
R.P.G. on 2003/10/22 23:58:57
I usually right click --> Open in new window
Ah
#213 posted by
Kell on 2003/10/23 03:02:33
but what youre failing to take into account is that Im a lazy git
see? I didnt even punctuate that sentence :/
Update:
#215 posted by
metlslime on 2003/11/09 20:19:09
urls starting with "ftp://" will now become clickable just like ones that start with "http://" do.
Double Post Prevention Works?
#217 posted by
metlslime on 2003/12/19 03:07:34
was it really that simple?
Okay,
#228 posted by
metlslime on 2003/12/19 13:57:42
so my fix doesn't work in Oprah or whatever weird browser you use.
IE5
#229 posted by
- on 2003/12/19 13:59:29
All I did was hit Submit multiple times
Oh...
#230 posted by
metlslime on 2003/12/19 14:25:04
well, stop it! The idea is to prevent accidental double-posts when people hit refresh after posting. If you manually hit back and then submit again, you're a dork.
#231 posted by
- on 2003/12/19 14:44:15
I didn't hit back, just submit multiple times, you dork.
Ok, You Rapidly Clicked It Before The Page Could Refresh?
#232 posted by
metlslime on 2003/12/19 14:45:10
Mkay,,,
#234 posted by
xen on 2003/12/19 15:27:55
Just double-clicked submit and it only came up once. IE6.