07 Dec '03 05:59>
Can you please have the list of moves (game history) beside the playing board, so that you don't have to go to the analyze board page to view this.
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Originally posted by dividebyCan you please pay your subscription, in advance, for the next 258.6 years to pay for the required bandwidth expansion to provide this feature for every RHP player. I make no apologies at all, if this sounds in any way slightly sarcastic.
Can you please have the list of moves (game history) beside the playing board, so that you don't have to go to the analyze board page to view this.
Thank You
Originally posted by NohupYep - good point and 'divideby's suggestion had some merit. But against some of the previous site's 'can we have' requests it would rate ( IMHO) low on the 'ask' list and require some mega resource committment.
I enjoy the sarcasm skeeter, but it s possible to turn the logic around...
userfriendly site => more players attracted => more pawn stars => more money to spend on bandwith
Could be a win win situation in the end.
Originally posted by NohupThe DB and PHP engine would have a hard time with that one. Many people don't use it on every request - hence the reason it is on another page. It would just work our servers too hard to have it on every board view.
I have the same wish. And i agree, I doubt it will affect the bandwith.
It could affect general performance however - i don t think all players use the analyze board, it could result in more queries against the database and/or in more php stuff processing. Maybe that s the reason Russ located it on a separate page ?
( If the database is a problem I volunteer to tune it )
Originally posted by RussPersonally, I don't mind clicking on the "analyze board" to get the game history. I don't think, at least the way I use the site, that having the move history on the side would be much of an improvement, as if I want to view the move history, I am also likely to want to move around the pieces to try out tactical variations, and would therefore press the "analyze board" anyway.
The DB and PHP engine would have a hard time with that one. Many people don't use it on every request - hence the reason it is on another page. It would just work our servers too hard to have it on every board view.
This may change in the future though - if was can afford the kit to make concerns like this go away.
-Russ