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http://kb.mozillazine.org/Granting_JavaScript_access_to_the_clipboard.


I may not be setting it properly because it didn't work either.
 
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Would it be better if we got rid of the copy to clipboard feature entirely?
 
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Jeanne Boyarsky wrote:Would it be better if we got rid of the copy to clipboard feature entirely?



+1
 
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Jeanne Boyarsky wrote:Would it be better if we got rid of the copy to clipboard feature entirely?


For me its seems an easy way of getting really huge code into my IDE. I am no longer required to select it carefully. So I think let it be as is for those who have it configured for others its not there anyway
 
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Please dont take off the clipboard option...
It is good... we can simply use that option instead of carefully selecting the code part when we want to test .
 
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Amit Ghorpade wrote:

Jeanne Boyarsky wrote:Would it be better if we got rid of the copy to clipboard feature entirely?


For me its seems an easy way of getting really huge code into my IDE. I am no longer required to select it carefully. So I think let it be as is for those who have it configured for others its not there anyway



"View plain" works for everyone, I'd imagine, and you can say "View Plain, Select All, Copy" which is not too hard. The question is, which is harder: the ongoing effort of explaining why this feature doesn't work for everyone, or the fe extra keystrokes listed?
 
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Ernest Friedman-Hill wrote:
"View plain" works for everyone, I'd imagine, and you can say "View Plain, Select All, Copy" which is not too hard. The question is, which is harder: the ongoing effort of explaining why this feature doesn't work for everyone, or the fe extra keystrokes listed?


Oh I had no clue of the View Plain before, thats easier too. Thanks EFH, now let me steer to +1.
 
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Really excellent Look and feel.

Keep up the fantastic work
 
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Huhu... sorry, late by three days but happy that new year lights are still on and this thread is still late-st! :p

Actually i logged in twice but before i could hit submit, i would leave the window open, and walk off. It is only later i realized that the forum has not only become smart and beautiful but also intellligent now. It understands sessions and now doesnt give a damn (prompts relogin) when it knows i dont give a damn to it for long time... :P
Big thank you to Jeanne, Ulf, Ernest, Paul and whole team. Thanks much.

Ernest, I was about to recommend to you for the "My Post" section but somewhere i read that it is already under review. If possible please make it exactly the same as we had earlier.
On main forum (and i think under search results) we have TimeStamps linked to the topic, which seems to be misguiding.

Under bookmarks page can we have a column with some eye.gif or so, to indicate that current bookmark is being watched or not. Currently I have three bookmars, two are under watch-list and one is not.

Nothing much for the moment, as I explore and find anything to be communicated, i shall do it. Thank you all... happy new year.

 
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Ernest Friedman-Hill wrote:

Mandar Khire wrote:I got following message many times when i click recent post or hot post even when i click "Welcome to our new forum software. See thread for details."



That's the message you see when the server is being upgraded. We updated the software several times over the weekend; this must have happened at one of those times. It takes about 30 seconds to restart the server, and during that time, none of the forum pages are accessible.



I got same on clicking my profile just a while ago. Hope all is fine.
 
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When I copy a code without using the copy to clip board option, then all the lines that are copied have a hash (#) before them. It is a pain to remove them. Also I tried to use a ASCII diagram like before into the code tags, but it got messed up. Let me try to make another similar ASCII diagram and see if it gets messed up or not



The classes on the left branch are Number and Integer respectively, but the names are getting screwed...
 
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Ankit Garg wrote:When I copy a code without using the copy to clip board option, then all the lines that are copied have a hash (#) before them. It is a pain to remove them. Also I tried to use a ASCII diagram like before into the code tags, but it got messed up.



There is an easy way to copy code: Press "view plain", then select all/copy.

Thanks for pointing out about the ASCII diagrams -- I'll see what I can do!
 
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yes...the new looks are really cool!!
 
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...my private messages were not migrated!
 
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Niranjan Deshpande wrote: ...my private messages were not migrated!



No one's were. We mentioned this in the early warning announcement and in the email we sent out. Sorry for any inconvenience.
 
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When used HTML codes for a post, the <pre></pre> tags are not rendered.

 
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Treimin Clark wrote:When used HTML codes for a post, the <pre></pre> tags are not rendered.



There's a specific list of allowed HTML tags; "pre" is not one of them right now.
 
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Treimin Clark wrote:When used HTML codes for a post, the <pre></pre> tags are not rendered.


Most of HTML is not supported. If you stick to the UBB tags that are accessible through the buttons you'll be fine. For pre-formatted content, CODE tags can be used.
 
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Ernest Friedman-Hill wrote:

Treimin Clark wrote:When used HTML codes for a post, the <pre></pre> tags are not rendered.



There's a specific list of allowed HTML tags; "pre" is not one of them right now.



Yes, I got it. Thanks .
 
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Treimin Clark wrote:When used HTML codes for a post, the <pre></pre> tags are not rendered.


For pre-formatted content, CODE tags can be used.



It looks like CODE tags don't work very well for some fixed text, like ASCII diagrams. I'm working on a simple solution for this.
 
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Ankit Garg wrote:When I copy a code without using the copy to clip board option, then all the lines that are copied have a hash (#) before them. It is a pain to remove them. Also I tried to use a ASCII diagram like before into the code tags, but it got messed up. Let me try to make another similar ASCII diagram and see if it gets messed up or not



The classes on the left branch are Number and Integer respectively, but the names are getting screwed...



Are you making the diagrams in the editor or are you making them in something else like notepad and pasting them in? The editor in this forum is NOT a fixed with font. The code in the code tags is a fixed width font. When I see your diagram I see something like 8 spaces too many which suggests you made the diagram in the editor.

I did uncover another bug with the code tags, running tests to figure out the cause.

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can somebody tell me how to attach the files to the post and what kind of attachments does it take. Because i just tried to attach a file with .doc extension, .rtf, .mht nothing worked out. please give me a complete process. i know that for images i have to just insert the link for that image.
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sukhdev chinta wrote:can somebody tell me how to attach the files to the post and what kind of attachments does it take. Because i just tried to attach a file with .doc extension, .rtf, .mht nothing worked out. please give me a complete process. i know that for images i have to just insert the link for that image.
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Right now the upload only allows for image files to be attached.

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Ankit Garg wrote:Also I tried to use a ASCII diagram like before into the code tags, but it got messed up.



This is now fixed in development; the patch should be rolled out here soon.
 
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Eric Pascarello wrote:Are you making the diagrams in the editor or are you making them in something else like notepad and pasting them in?



Well I read that you have solved the problem, but still to clarify, I didn't create the diagram in any text editor. I just typed it in the text area here. Earlier the box used to have fixed width font so the ASCII arts used to look same after posting. And I was more concerned about the Broken text in the ASCII art rather than the spaces. I wrote Integer and Number but the text was somehow truncated...
 
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Congratulations Javaranch and all its members and administrators.
Hopefully now there wouldn't be any post asking why this java forum not running in java software.

Someone curious to know about the location of a rancher can get this from his/her profile (if , available).

Font selection is awesome !



 
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I've been experiencing some latency in the updating of the forum overview pages.
When I reply to a topic in a particular forum, and then return to that forum's topic overview, the 'new post indicator' and 'last post' information for the topic aren't updated.
I have to explicitly update the browser cache for the overview page in order to get a correctly updated view. Anyone else experiencing any cache related problems?
 
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Treimin Clark wrote:

Ulf Dittmer wrote:

James Tharakan wrote:

Treimin Clark wrote:
But "My Posts" section in the new forum software displays our own messages only. It doesn't display who is the last poster; so we can't track whether someone replied or not.


I agree with this, it was really helpful


I agree, too. I'll look into this.



Thanks a lot, this is now resolved



But it is still not resloved for me....
Even now when i click my posts, i can only see my messages posted in different threads.
But when i click MY BookMarks i can see the list as it was in old forum(which is good).
 
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James Tharakan wrote:
But it is still not resloved for me....



Way over in the rightmost column, it says "Last poster." If that's not you, then someone has replied to your last post in that thread.
 
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wow.. its awesome. I am sure i have been pretty late to ranch.

First of all congratulations to all the members involved in the migration.

Second of all, Wishing all the members a Very Happy New Year 2009

I guess I might have to read many posts and then come back to action. Let me do my course work
 
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I have put one topic on my watch. Whenever there is any update on that topic I got an email and that's was I don't want. I didn't see any settings related to this but we have similar facility for private messages. So It isn't available or I missed it.
 
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"Watch" means that you'll get an email when the topic is updated; that's what it does. If you don't want the email, don't watch the topic!
 
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I think I missed the actual purpose of 'Watch'. I used it in little different way. I put watch on some posts for the future use as they are very informative and I don't want to spend time in searching. BTW this was not the case with our old software UBB.
 
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Vishal Pandya wrote: BTW this was not the case with our old software UBB.



No, that's what watches have always been for -- in fact, it's the same implementation, as watches weren't build into UBB, it's something we added.

Right next to the "Watch topic" button, there's a "Bookmark it" button. Bookmarking a topic adds it to the list you can see if you click "My Bookmarks" at the top of the page. Bookmarks is just a list of intesting topics, with no notification. It sounds like that's what you're after.

 
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Ernest Friedman-Hill wrote:No, that's what watches have always been for -- in fact, it's the same implementation, as watches weren't build into UBB, it's something we added.

Then I might have put watch only on those topics which never updated thereafter.

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Right next to the "Watch topic" button, there's a "Bookmark it" button. Bookmarking a topic adds it to the list you can see if you click "My Bookmarks" at the top of the page. Bookmarks is just a list of intesting topics, with no notification. It sounds like that's what you're after.

That's what I was looking for.
 
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One more thing, How to remove old watches as I want to bookmark them? I don't see My Watches anywhere?
 
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Vishal Pandya wrote:One more thing, How to remove old watches as I want to bookmark them? I don't see My Watches anywhere?


If you click on "My bookmarks" up top it will show everything that is either a bookmark or a UBB migrated watch. If you click on the thread from there, you will see a "stop watching" button. It will stay as a bookmark.
 
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Thank you all Javaranch a.k.a CodeRanch 'Magicians' for this New Year Gift ...!!!

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I see very less traffic on ranch nowadays. Usually I try to help people on Java (beginner) forum. I am curious to know the daily hits on ranch. Has it really decreased or something else? yet vacation mood is not over..
 
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Vishal Pandya wrote:I see very less traffic on ranch nowadays. Usually I try to help people on Java (beginner) forum. I am curious to know the daily hits on ranch. Has it really decreased or something else? yet vacation mood is not over..


When are you comparing the traffic to? See the attached image which shows our traffic in # visitors. As you can see Christmas and New Years week were low as one could expect. The overall visitors were about the same this week as with a month ago. Which is a good thing since we change the software/URLs since then. It means redirects are working.

The beginner forum is heavily influenced by students and educational cycles. In the US, university semesters end in December and May. Semesters start in either January or February. Which means that for most students, the semester hasn't started yet or it is very early on and projects haven't started yet. So I would expect it to be somewhat quieter in there.

I haven't noticed any quiet in the forums I moderate (JDBC and Testing.) And looking at Java in General (beginner) has a whole page of posts from today alone.

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