28 Jun 06
Don't know if this has been asked before.
Is it easy to make URLs in forum posts automatically links to that URL? At the moment we have to copy and paste URLs; it would be great if there was either tags that one could use in a post, e.g.
[ html ]www.lookAtTheSizeOfMyFishing.net[ /html]
to designate a link. Or maybe any continuous word beginning with 'http' or 'www' was automatically changed to a link?
I know other web fora have this facility.
28 Jun 06
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Originally posted by Hindsteinhttp://www.mozilla.com/firefox/
Could you post a link?
(non click-able one of course😉 )
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/190/
If you are installing Firefox also check out the Developers forum for greasemonkey scripts.
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/748/
28 Jun 06
Originally posted by Dr StrangeloveThanks Dr.
http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/190/
If you are installing Firefox also check out the Developers forum for greasemonkey scripts.
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/748/
I already use firefox and greasemonkey, but the link thing will be useful too.
🙂
29 Jun 06
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Originally posted by FabianFnasNot true. Firefox is standards-compliant. Instead of firefox you can use any standards-compliant browser to your taste. The only browser totally incompatible with firefox and the rest of the lot today is Internet Explorer.
If every problem are solved with a FireFox fix then we are stuck with it.
Edit: Although MS has promised that version 7 will be heaven for standards. I'll believe it when I see it.
29 Jun 06
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Originally posted by stockenDoesn't matter - FireFoxers can always use IE but IE-users can't always use FireFox.
Not true. Firefox is standards-compliant. Instead of firefox you can use any standards-compliant browser to your taste. The only browser totally incompatible with firefox and the rest of the lot today is Internet Explorer.
Edit: Although MS has promised that version 7 will be heaven for standards. I'll believe it when I see it.
If we solve every problem with FireFox solutions then what will we IE-users do?
Therefore RHP are getting more and more to be a site for FireFox-users. This is not good...
29 Jun 06
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Originally posted by FabianFnasRHP works better with Firefox due to the add-ons - you can't blame Firefox for that.
Doesn't matter - FireFoxers can always use IE but IE-users can't always use FireFox.
If we solve every problem with FireFox solutions then what will we IE-users do?
Therefore RHP are getting more and more to be a site for FireFox-users. This is not good...
If you MUST use IE why not use FF just for this site. There are some sites that I use which work better with IE so I use it for only them.
There's even add-ons to make switching between the two a simple matter of a click or two.
Unless you are prevented by work rules or something there is no reason not to at least try it.
29 Jun 06
Originally posted by FabianFnasIE-users should either stop whining about the benefits in Firefox, wait 'til IE catches up or use Firefox. Simple as that. This site is made to work well with standards-compliant browsers and IE (a waste of time if you ask me), so there will never be a problem for those using IE.
Doesn't matter - FireFoxers can always use IE but IE-users can't always use FireFox.
If we solve every problem with FireFox solutions then what will we IE-users do?
Therefore RHP are getting more and more to be a site for FireFox-users. This is not good...
For those using firefox, there are extensions available that allows us to customize parts of the site to our own liking (if we so wish). Has nothing to do with the site itself, you understand. The site itself is still perfectly viewable in other browsers.
There is absolutely no problem here.
You don't assume that Russ and company has begun developing this site for firefox only, do you? Because they haven't. Yet. The firefox extensions are made by users of firefox. If you want the features they provide, use firefox. If you don't want to use firefox, live without them.
29 Jun 06
Originally posted by stockenAh, you know what I mean, don't you?
IE-users should either stop whining about the benefits in Firefox, wait 'til IE catches up or use Firefox. Simple as that. This site is made to work well with standards-compliant browsers and IE (a waste of time if you ask me), so there will never be a problem for those using IE.
For those using firefox, there are extensions available that allows u ...[text shortened]... the features they provide, use firefox. If you don't want to use firefox, live without them.
Very often, when someone have a problem, the answer comes instantly, use FireFox and you'll have no problem. FireFox is the answer of all sorts of problems. This is not the answer if you can't use FireFox of certain reasons. The answer is merely to fix the problem within RHP. And we're humbly asking Russ if he could do that.
If you think I'm whining every time I say what's on my mind then you have to rethink. I have the right to express my opinions, just as you do.
FireFox is not a religion. It's a browser.
29 Jun 06
Originally posted by FabianFnasOf course Firefox is not the end to all problems. It has problems of it's own even.
Ah, you know what I mean, don't you?
Very often, when someone have a problem, the answer comes instantly, use FireFox and you'll have no problem. FireFox is the answer of all sorts of problems. This is not the answer if you can't use FireFox of certain reasons. The answer is merely to fix the problem within RHP. And we're humbly asking Russ if he could ...[text shortened]... ght to express my opinions, just as you do.
FireFox is not a religion. It's a browser.
Yea, I see your point now. Got a little testy this morning. Guess it showed through, eh? Sorry about that. And good luck with your wish to see linkification in the forum itself. It's usually a bad idea (for security reasons - inline scripting immediately comes to mind), but maybe Russ will do it some day. With today's browsers that is less of a problem.
Ha en bra dag! Fantastiskt väder här hos mig i alla fall, och arbetsdan är över, så stranden nästa! 🙂
29 Jun 06
Originally posted by FabianFnasThe lack of linking ability is not a problem. It is site policy not to allow clickable links in the forums.
I'm not interested in FireFox of several reasons.
If every problem are solved with a FireFox fix then we are stuck with it.
Now, with that dreadful firefox, people are able to customise their browsing experience. If they choose to open themselves up to possibly dangerous 1-click links in the forums, then they are free to by using 1 of the hundreds of customised tools for Firefox. Wait for the next versi on of IE which will also cater for extensions. You'll have to pay for them mind, but it seems that is what you prefer.
Also, its much better for other people to develop customisations for the front end of RHP. It allows Russ to concentrate on the important background stuff, such as adding new features etc. Why should he focus all his time on work which other people are more than willing to do?
You've mentioned before that you don't want to use Firefox, but never said why. I'm really curious why you won't even give it a try?
D
29 Jun 06
Originally posted by stockenWell, good friends never fight over a this small a question.
Ha en bra dag! Fantastiskt väder här hos mig i alla fall, och arbetsdan är över, så stranden nästa! 🙂
We both know what the other one stand. And we are both right (in some ways or another).
Even här the sol is het! We have a fantastisk sommar. The strand väntar on me också. Do not bränn dej too much! 🙂