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Ed van der TakMember for 24 years 7 months
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Is it possible to have a link to new posted questions since last log-in (as it is with new members)?

This would probably get a faster respons to questions posted.

Regards,

Ed van der Tak
Aram Planning Consultants
The Netherlands

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    Forum Guest ·

    Replies

    Hi Ed,

    I think this now works. Let me know if the link to "New Messages" on the main index page does what you hoped it would.

    Let us know if it is still not right for you.

    Regards...
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    Ed van der Tak ·

    New Message Link is working!

    Thanks,

    Another great improvement to your website!

    Nevertheless I still have a question (as always), the new posted items are also showing my own replies/posts, can you filter those out? (Ive already seen them).

    The layout of the forum posts/replies is looking great, but is it possible to sort them in a reverse order? (latest respons on top) In this layout also my own replies are marked "unread".

    De ballen (short for keep up the good work - dutch)

    Ed van der Tak
    ARAM Planning Consultants
    The Netherlands
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    Ed van der Tak ·

    Text width of previous post

    Gents,

    Could you explain to me why the text width
    is only this small (compared to previous
    post in this thread?

    Regards,

    Ed van der Tak
    ARAM Planning Consultants
    The Netherlands
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    Forum Guest ·

    Forum New Posts / Replies

    Hi and Thanks for the continued feedback.

    I have passed your comments about not flagging up "new posts" as new, when they are your own posts !! Good one.

    In addition I will get James to reverse - sort the replies list to see if it reads better by having the latest reply at the top of the page.

    And finally, in regard to your question about why your posts were word-wrapped and not filling the full width of the screen. Can you tell me if you are using Netscape or MSIE. These browsers handle line feeds and carirage returns differently. If you let me know, it may help us get this one fixed.

    Regards...
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    Ed van der Tak ·

    Text width (cont....)

    Im using MSI 6.0. I hope this will solve the problem of the text width. This text is already long enough to check the lenght of this e-mail agian.

    Regards,
    Ed
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    Forum Guest ·

    Word-Wrapping in the Forum

    Thanks for the info. We are pulling our hair out trying to sort this one out.

    Thanks.
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    Mohamed Gebriel ·

    New Posts

    Gents,

    At last we have this feature working. We can now link directly to a list of latest posts since the last login.

    Thanx and keep up the good work.
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    Ed van der Tak ·

    Text witdh (cont...)

    Further on the same topic of the text width I see
    that after a new login the text is fully
    distributed over the complete column width. So
    only after I have enter the text (like this one)
    the "small" version shows on the screen. Strange,
    but ... Well lets continue with more valuable
    comments.

    Regards,

    Ed van der Tak
    Aram Planning Consultants

    P.S. : The job page works great! A lot of good
    responses so far.
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    Forum Guest ·
    Hello Ed,

    I have been passed this problem (short word-wrapping) by the Planning Planet guys. It hope I have fixed it.

    Depending on which type (and version) of internet browser you are using, it appears that the line-feed characters and the automatic "word-wrap" type characters are handled in different ways. I have added some addition script code and tested it.

    I hope it is now ok, but nevertheless, I will be looking at the new posts to see if it re-appears.

    Regards.
    James
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    Ed van der Tak ·
    Hi James,

    Why wait to test the new script codes if Iam online and able to type in a message to check if it works. Im not using any enter keys in this text nor are entering specific characters. For your info Im using MSIE 6.0.[now an enter]

    Keep up the good work [enter]

    Ed

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