12 Jun 07
I would love the option to have move notifications disabled if you are logged into the site.
I want to get the move notifications if I'm not logged in, but it gets annoying to delete all the move emails when you've already seen the moves since you were on the site when they happened.
Just a thought. I'm pretty sure I've seen forums with this ability.
13 Jun 07
Originally posted by PsychoPawnI'm never logged out of the site, and always want to receive move notifications.
I would love the option to have move notifications disabled if you are logged into the site.
I want to get the move notifications if I'm not logged in, but it gets annoying to delete all the move emails when you've already seen the moves since you were on the site when they happened.
Just a thought. I'm pretty sure I've seen forums with this ability.
If you don't want to delete the emails, use a filter as previously suggested to move them into another folder, so they don't clog up your inbox. You should still receive the ding message notification if you have email monitoring set-up.
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13 Jun 07
Originally posted by PsychoPawnThere's no way of knowing you are currently really logged into a web site except at the exact instant you request a page to be loaded.
I would love the option to have move notifications disabled if you are logged into the site.
I want to get the move notifications if I'm not logged in, but it gets annoying to delete all the move emails when you've already seen the moves since you were on the site when they happened.
Just a thought. I'm pretty sure I've seen forums with this ability.
13 Jun 07
Originally posted by RagnorakI suggested it as an option - hence you don't have to turn it on 🙂
I'm never logged out of the site, and always want to receive move notifications.
If you don't want to delete the emails, use a filter as previously suggested to move them into another folder, so they don't clog up your inbox. You should still receive the ding message notification if you have email monitoring set-up.
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The filter option doesn't solve the problem I'm talking about. It actually does nothing to solve it.
13 Jun 07
Originally posted by PsychoPawnIt is. RHP would be slowed down as it bounces around checking each user to see if they've refreshed a page or made a move in the last few seconds.
IF it is a technical impossibility, that's one thing and I'm not so sure it isn't.
Still would be nice 🙂
Why not just shut off email reminders when you log in, and turn them back on when you are getting ready to leave? It's a simple click.
http://www.timeforchess.com/myhome/myemailsettings.php
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13 Jun 07
It is. RHP would be slowed down as it bounces around checking each user to see if they've refreshed a page or made a move in the last few seconds.
I don't think that's what they would have to check to find out if a user was logged in.
Why not just shut off email reminders when you log in, and turn them back on when you are getting ready to leave? It's a simple click.
You can do it in ONE mouse click from login? I'd like to see that trick.
13 Jun 07
Originally posted by PsychoPawn4 clicks... sorry. Good luck with this idea.
It is. RHP would be slowed down as it bounces around checking each user to see if they've refreshed a page or made a move in the last few seconds.
I don't think that's what they would have to check to find out if a user was logged in.
Why not just shut off email reminders when you log in, and turn them back on when you are getting ready t ...[text shortened]... ple click.
You can do it in ONE mouse click from login? I'd like to see that trick.
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13 Jun 07
Originally posted by Daemon SinYou forget, many people think the internet happens automagically. Anyway, if you use firefox there is ouroboros' script(s):
Is it? Lets see you write the PHP script to code it into the site then...
http://www.redhotpawn.com/board/showthread.php?threadid=61652
Assuming he decides to continue them after he returns from vacation:
http://www.redhotpawn.com/board/showthread.php?threadid=70557