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  1. November 5th, 2010, 12:29 PM #1
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    Thread prefix

    In the Ubuntu forums, they have thread prefixes. Any chance we could have those here in CodeGuru forums?

    They would come in especially handy in the scripting forums. It would be great to have people select PHP, PERL, ASP.NET, Python, BASH, etc. to go with the title.
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  2. November 8th, 2010, 09:14 AM #2
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    Re: Thread prefix

    Let me ask Joe Palermo and I'll see what can be done.
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    Yeah, we can do that.
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    Re: Thread prefix

    Sweet. Any chance of knowing if this going into a "to do" queue? Or will this be a quick addition?
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    I figure I can get this done about 9:30 AM this morning.
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    Re: Thread prefix

    Impressive!
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    Re: Thread prefix

    Sorry to be such a hassle...could the categories be the following? I forgot that we have dedicated ASP.NET and Python forums already.

    • PHP
    • Perl
    • ASP (Classic)
    • BASH
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    EDIT: And is it required? If not, can it be?
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    Re: Thread prefix

    I just did a forum search (advanced search) a few hours ago and noticed that there is a new thread prefix option. Amazing how quick that change was implemented!
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    Re: Thread prefix

    Quite cool, I have to admit, especially that the prefixes are per sub-forum. Maybe it will make sense to add prefixes to other forums. We'll have to think about it.
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    Re: Thread prefix

    Client-side forum options, maybe?

    • JavaScript
    • X/HTML or CSS
    • XML
    • VBScript
    • ActionScript
    • Other
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    Re: Thread prefix

    Sorry to bump this thread...but, can you please implement this for the client-side as well?

    Can you please make them required in both client-side and server-side? I've noticed that a good number don't even bother. It then defeats the purpose of having it.
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    Re: Thread prefix

    I added the client-side prefixes. Take a look. I'm not sure about making them required.....

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    Re: Thread prefix

    Quote Originally Posted by Brad Jones View Post
    I'm not sure about making them required.....
    So...any thought on requiring the prefixes for server-side and client-side. Very few people are using them...but they are important! Then I have to go back in and edit the thread title.
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    Re: Thread prefix

    Quote Originally Posted by PeejAvery View Post
    So...any thought on requiring the prefixes for server-side and client-side. Very few people are using them...but they are important! Then I have to go back in and edit the thread title.
    Made it required. Let's see how many people complain....

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