Argonath RPG - A World of its own
Argonath RPG Community => Forum and site ideas and information => Topic started by: Norrage on June 09, 2016, 12:00:43 am
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Isn't it a possibility to arrange the boards the way you want them to be arranged? This way you can place your server and possible important boards at first, and other boards at last.
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Not as far as I know, I know there's the possibility to hide sections you don't want to see, and posts in there. But that's about it, I'll look in to it a bit further.
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To be more precise, you mean an SMF plugin / add-on that allows the users to change the order of how board categories are viewed on their end, while leaving the actual forum site data intact?
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Not as far as I know, I know there's the possibility to hide sections you don't want to see, and posts in there. But that's about it, I'll look in to it a bit further.
True, but for example: I have all boards after IV:MP hidden, together with VC:MP. There are other boards at the bottom. I would like to arrange them after SA:MP so I do not have to scroll all the way down every time. Thanks for checking anyways.
@JDC: Yes.
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True, but for example: I have all boards after IV:MP hidden, together with VC:MP. There are other boards at the bottom. I would like to arrange them after SA:MP so I do not have to scroll all the way down every time. Thanks for checking anyways.
@JDC: Yes.
Haven't been able to find something yet, nor a plugin online, sadly. I'll keep looking.
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Nothing like this exists. Why would you want to hide boards anyway? The point of being a community is being a community...
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As far as I know it's already possible to hide certain groups of boards (for example you could hide the ''Other Services'' group of boards). That's all I've ever needed.
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As far as I know it's already possible to hide certain groups of boards (for example you could hide the ''Other Services'' group of boards). That's all I've ever needed.
You can hide categories which group these boards, but that is it.
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You can hide categories which group these boards, but that is it.
True, that's all I personally need though :P
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Nothing like this exists. Why would you want to hide boards anyway? The point of being a community is being a community...
Why would I want to see the VC:MP boards if I do not play VC:MP?
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Why would I want to see the VC:MP boards if I do not play VC:MP?
Why would you use Argo Forums for a global community in the World of its Own if you don't want to be a part of that?
If you don't play VC:MP, no one is forcing you to read the VC:MP boards. Just scroll past them. Hiding them just makes the community more closed off from itself.
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Why would you use Argo Forums for a global community in the World of its Own if you don't want to be a part of that?
If you don't play VC:MP, no one is forcing you to read the VC:MP boards. Just scroll past them. Hiding them just makes the community more closed off from itself.
This has to be the stupidest fucking logic I have ever heard.
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Why would you use Argo Forums for a global community in the World of its Own if you don't want to be a part of that?
If you don't play VC:MP, no one is forcing you to read the VC:MP boards. Just scroll past them. Hiding them just makes the community more closed off from itself.
So hiding them makes it more closed off, but scrolling past does not? I do not get that logic. What is the difference between shoving them to the bottom or scrolling past them?
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Do this (http://i.imgur.com/HopwvPZ.png)
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Do this (http://i.imgur.com/HopwvPZ.png)
Did you read the topic?
True, but for example: I have all boards after IV:MP hidden, together with VC:MP. There are other boards at the bottom. I would like to arrange them after SA:MP so I do not have to scroll all the way down every time. Thanks for checking anyways.
I did that. Tho there are more boards shown for me at the bottom of the forum, and it is annoying as fuck to scroll all the way down over the boards who are not 'shown'. I would like to arrange the not 'shown' boards at the bottom, not inbetween.
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Did you read the topic?
I did that. Tho there are more boards shown for me at the bottom of the forum, and it is annoying as fuck to scroll all the way down over the boards who are not 'shown'. I would like to arrange the not 'shown' boards at the bottom, not inbetween.
I did read the topic, I know you had already hidden them. But Brian also told you there's no such plugin, that's why I told you to just keep doing that.
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Since the board order is something done from within the forum software (SMF), I suggest against allowing people to have individual settings. The more individual settings, the longer each page load will take, resulting in reduced overall performance.
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Since the board order is something done from within the forum software (SMF), I suggest against allowing people to have individual settings. The more individual settings, the longer each page load will take, resulting in reduced overall performance.
Did not know that was a thing. Thanks for clearifying that.
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I'm surprised an add-in like this doesn't exist, it doesn't sound like a relatively complex plugin to implement, I'd be surprised if it would slow down server performance. Especially if the modifications are performed client side.
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Especially if the modifications are performed client side.
but the settings would be stored, retrieved and processed server-side before being sent to the client
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but the settings would be stored, retrieved and processed server-side before being sent to the client
True, though I was thinking the format could be stored via cookies and each category on the forum would be in essence a webpart.
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True, though I was thinking the format could be stored via cookies and each category on the forum would be in essence a webpart.
SMF isn't logical and only has one cookie to store the session; no settings.
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SMF isn't logical and only has one cookie to store the session; no settings.
Ah, I didn't know that... I'm all for minimising the local storage of cookies for users, but that takes the biscuit.
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Ah, I didn't know that... I'm all for minimising the local storage of cookies for users, but that takes the biscuit.
It would be more logical to use HTML5's sqlite local storage than cookies or session; but aye SMF isn't that up to date on standards.
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You can hide categories which group these boards, but that is it.
You can hide specific boards too, how ever that's not what Twenty's asking.