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Software Feedback Thread

Zwing

Active Member
In the text entry box a new button [inset quotes] appears. Hit that and select the quotes.
See there? I just tried to do what I wanted by while editing the post above, specifically by placing the cursor within post #520 (which I was editing) where I wanted the portion of @ChristineM’s text from her post #519 to appear, then trying to highlight said text from post #519, and then use the “Reply” feature to “edit in” the desired quotation Al section of text for my edited-in reply. However, the new quotation by Christine (found above) to which I wanted to reply appeared here in this post #521 as part of a new post, rather than in the post #520 above, as I wished. I think that the problem lies in the fact that the cursor is removed from a post you are editing if you try to highlight text within a post by another member, to which you would like to make additional reply.
 
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ChristineM

"Be strong", I whispered to my coffee.
Premium Member
Something like that. If, however, you have made and submitted a post, and then decide that you should speak/reply to another point made by the same member to whom you have replied, and want to do so within the same post (as opposed to making a second post to accomplish that), then you seem not to be able to “edit in” a new “Member X said:” box so that the point to which you are replying is clarified. Do you see what I mean? That would be a helpful functionality to have at one’s disposal.


Ahh, like see what you mean. Thanks got the clarification
 

9-10ths_Penguin

1/10 Subway Stalinist
Premium Member
Hey - weird random error:

When I'm using the WYSIWIG editor (not sure if that's what you call it - the editor mode where BBCode isn't visible, anyhow), I can split a quote by hitting return a few times in the middle of the quote (neat feature, BTW).

But the error is this: when I try to type between the two quote blocks, the forum software will sometimes, but not consistently, insert random letters into the quote block a few lines above where I'm typing.

This is in the mobile interface on an Android phone, in case that matters.
 
See there? I just tried to do what I wanted by while editing the post above, specifically by placing the cursor within post #520 (which I was editing) where I wanted the portion of @ChristineM’s text from her post #519 to appear, then trying to highlight said text from post #519, and then use the “Reply” feature to “edit in” the desired quotation Al section of text for my edited-in reply. However, the new quotation by Christine (found above) to which I wanted to reply appeared here in this post #521 as part of a new post, rather than in the post #520 above, as I wished. I think that the problem lies in the fact that the cursor is removed from a post you are editing if you try to highlight text within a post by another member, to which you would like to make additional reply.

Not a fix, but an easy workaround:

Create the quote you want as if making a new post, select all text, cut, then click edit and now you can paste the quote into the edited post.
 

Zwing

Active Member
Create the quote you want as if making a new post, select all text, cut, then click edit and now you can paste the quote into the edited post.
I thought I tried that and it failed by not presenting the edited-in quote within a “quotational box”, but I’ll give it another go as occasion permits.
 

ChristineM

"Be strong", I whispered to my coffee.
Premium Member
It taking an age to post a comment.

Edit. From hitting post to the screen refresh with the comment posted took almost half a minute.

Edit 2. 35 seconds to from save to that edit being posted
 

Aupmanyav

Be your own guru
I'm not sure what you're asking, @Aupmanyav.

If you're asking if members can have more than one account, then no.
That is why I am asking. Why should it take 3 clicks for me to log in?
The software already knows that I am Aupmanyav. Why should it ask me if it can show me other 'log ins'. I have just one.
It could be a one click affair. Click 'log in' and one is logged in.
Of course, there may be other technical reasons that I may not know of.
 

Heyo

Veteran Member
It taking an age to post a comment.

Edit. From hitting post to the screen refresh with the comment posted took almost half a minute.

Edit 2. 35 seconds to from save to that edit being posted
Happens to me every now and then, mostly in the morning. But it isn't consistent.
 
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