1. Looking Interesting
- Posted by guest at rapideuphoria.com Apr 05, 2004
- 474 views
posted by: dave at purpletiger.com I like the extreme simplicity of this EUforum, but would love to see a threaded list view option - ie group together posts that are under the same (or RE:) heading, for later expansion. A 'tree-view' style display (NOT DHTML) should not be too difficult to implement. The list is still the same but gives a bit more organisation to the content. Just my two-cents worth. Dave
2. Re: Looking Interesting
- Posted by "Kat" <gertie at visionsix.com> Apr 05, 2004
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On 5 Apr 2004, at 13:15, Guest wrote: > > > posted by: dave at purpletiger.com > > I like the extreme simplicity of this EUforum, but would love to see a > threaded > list view option - ie group together posts that are under the same (or RE:) > heading, for later expansion. I prefer email. > A 'tree-view' style display (NOT DHTML) should not be too difficult to > implement. The list is still the same but gives a bit more organisation to > the > content. Use scripting on the webpages, and you've lost me. I deleted the most of the js and java and vb and vbs runtime packages/dlls/ocxs here. The upside is i cannot infect myself with the Melissa virus, i tried. Kat
3. Re: Looking Interesting
- Posted by guest at rapideuphoria.com Apr 07, 2004
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posted by: (not specified) Kat, I only suggest it as an option - it's something that can be implemented server side very easily - no js/java/vb/etc needed in the browser. I personally don't use js in pages unless I really, really need to. It's the sort of thing that can be provided for those who want it - as a cookie set option. If the cookie says they want to use a tree then it shows a tree, else no cookie/no tree!! Easy, then you don't need to accept cookies either - extremely safe!!! As an example of what I mean you could glance at my Blog/Forum thingy I wrote - No cookies/Very limited JS (but not necessary - so saef for browsers with JS turned off!)/Threads based. There's even an Euphoria section there (but no-one visits :( ) www.purpletiger.com/dave/blog.php Keep safe and warm, Dave >On 5 Apr 2004, at 13:15, Guest wrote: >> posted by: dave at purpletiger.com >> >> I like the extreme simplicity of this EUforum, but would love to see a >> threaded >> list view option - ie group together posts that are under the same (or RE:) >> heading, for later expansion. >I prefer email. >> A 'tree-view' style display (NOT DHTML) should not be too difficult to >> implement. The list is still the same but gives a bit more organisation to >> the >> content. >Use scripting on the webpages, and you've lost me. I deleted the most of the >js and java and vb and vbs runtime packages/dlls/ocxs here. The upside is i >cannot infect myself with the Melissa virus, i tried. >Kat
4. Re: Looking Interesting
- Posted by guest at rapideuphoria.com Apr 07, 2004
- 459 views
posted by: dave at purpletiger.com Kat, I only suggest it as an option - it's something that can be implemented server side very easily - no js/java/vb/etc needed in the browser. I personally don't use js in pages unless I really, really need to. It's the sort of thing that can be provided for those who want it - as a cookie set option. If the cookie says they want to use a tree then it shows a tree, else no cookie/no tree!! Easy, then you don't need to accept cookies either - extremely safe!!! As an example of what I mean you could glance at my Blog/Forum thingy I wrote - No cookies/Very limited JS (but not necessary - so saef for browsers with JS turned off!)/Threads based. There's even an Euphoria section there (but no-one visits :( ) www.purpletiger.com/dave/blog.php Keep safe and warm, Dave >On 5 Apr 2004, at 13:15, Guest wrote: >> posted by: dave at purpletiger.com >> >> I like the extreme simplicity of this EUforum, but would love to see a >> threaded >> list view option - ie group together posts that are under the same (or RE:) >> heading, for later expansion. >I prefer email. >> A 'tree-view' style display (NOT DHTML) should not be too difficult to >> implement. The list is still the same but gives a bit more organisation to >> the >> content. >Use scripting on the webpages, and you've lost me. I deleted the most of the >js and java and vb and vbs runtime packages/dlls/ocxs here. The upside is i >cannot infect myself with the Melissa virus, i tried. >Kat