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jhiggins7 Sun 19 July 2009 07:51

Forum Time-stamp
 
Gerald,

I'm noticing that the "time-stamp" on Forum entries, such as when I last logged on, is not my local time. I thought I remembered from the previous version of the software, that the time entries were my local time. Did I remember this wrong?

Gerald D Sun 19 July 2009 08:21

I always recall seeing local times everywhere. Anyone else seeing strange times?

jhiggins7 Sun 19 July 2009 08:36

Gerald,

Looks like it's 2 hours behind. It's currently 10:35 AM here, but the time-stamp will be 8:35. My computer time is set properly.

Gerald D Sun 19 July 2009 08:39

John, is that also the time stamp you see on the posts?

jhiggins7 Sun 19 July 2009 08:49

Yes, your post is time stamped 8:39 and my current time is 10:48.

jhiggins7 Sun 19 July 2009 09:24

Gerald,

I'm currently in the Eastern time zone. So 1 hour of the difference may be because my Profile is set in the Central time zone. An additional hour difference could be because of Day-light savings time. We set our clocks one hour forward in the spring. I don't know how VBulletin sets time, but if it's from the Profile address and if VBulletin doesn't recognize Day-light Savings Time, all the difference would be explained.

I'm going be away from the computer for several hours. See you later.

Gerald D Sun 19 July 2009 09:36

John, I changed your settings. See http://www.mechmate.com/forums/profi...do=editoptions Hope it is right now?

jhiggins7 Sun 19 July 2009 16:03

Gerald, I see it. Thank You.:) Looks good.

Gerald D Sun 19 July 2009 23:39

Quote:
Originally Posted by sailfl View Post
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What is the tag box used for?
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I wish you could add the "New Posts" button at the bottom of the thread so I could go directly to the next new post.
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Tags have been disabled

The navbar has been copied to the bottom of the thread (replaces the tag box). That has the New Posts, etc.

sailfl Mon 20 July 2009 01:31

Gerald,

Okay. I like the NavBar at the bottom. Now direct moving from one new post to another. Thank you very much!!!! I feel like a Captain of an upside down right driving airplane!

I would like to see quick reply tossed but that is me. You can add Quotes added to the toss. Both of those would free up lots of space.

Gerald D Mon 20 July 2009 01:41

I don't get your issue with quick reply?

There is a box permanently under each thread, which is the reply box I use the most.

And there is a button, bottom right of each post, which just takes you to the aforementioned box.

sailfl Mon 20 July 2009 02:02

Gerald,

I guess it is me - my weiredness.

I have a post "replay button" directly below the last thread. This is the button I always use when I replay.

Then there is the new NavBar and then there is the Quick Reply Box and then the <<Previous and Next buttons>>.

I realize now that with the new NavBar, the quick reply box can stay. I never use the quick reply box.

Too much time on my hands.........

Thanks for the new changes, it is nice to have input in the forum.

Gerald D Mon 20 July 2009 02:13

And I have never used the Previous & Next links - havn't scrolled that far before.

Gerald D Mon 20 July 2009 02:16

When I type a reply, I like to have the last post visible, and that's why I generally avoid the big Post Reply button bottom left.

sailfl Mon 20 July 2009 03:26

Gerald,

You are making forum writing much easier. You gave me my New Posts and now I am starting to use Quick Reply. It is good to try new things.

You make it too easy for users to do quotes. You could stop it easily by removing the option in quick reply.


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