August 31, 20169 yr When I read through the posts, down at the bottom, there is a toggle for "go to next un-read message" on the right or "go to home" (or something like that) on the left side. There is not anything that I have found, short of using the browser's back arrow to go back to a previous post and nothing to put forward to the next post, if all of the posts have been read. Would it be possible for a "previous" or "next" topic toggle? Thanks!
September 1, 20169 yr Chips, sorry for coming in late on this, things got a tad bunched on me today, I'll revisit this suggestion tomorrow and dive in with my brain on fire. Just wanted you to know I got it, and I'll be looking at it sir. Thanks!
September 8, 20169 yr Chips, I will need to get the terminology straight with you first. The above suggestion just is not coming in clear to my dense brain. Here are a couple definitions to use- Topic: The original information submitted in a forum by a user. Post: The reply or additional commentary to a Topic Can you copy paste your topic into a new post here, and just modify the terminology. Thanks sir!
September 8, 20169 yr Author When I read through the TOPICS, down at the bottom, there is a toggle for "go to next un-read message" on the right or "go to home" (or something like that) on the left side. There is not anything that I have found, short of using the browser's back arrow to go back to a previous TOPIC and nothing to put forward to the next TOPIC, if all of the TOPICS have been read. Would it be possible for a "previous" or "next" topic toggle? Thanks! John: How is this? I meant to be able to jump from one topic to another topic. Right now, all you can do is go to the next unread TOPIC or "Back to Topic Listing" Hope this clears everything up
September 8, 20169 yr 13 minutes ago, Chips N Dust said: When I read through the TOPICS, down at the bottom, there is a toggle for "go to next un-read message" on the right or "go to home" (or something like that) on the left side. There is not anything that I have found, short of using the browser's back arrow to go back to a previous TOPIC and nothing to put forward to the next TOPIC, if all of the TOPICS have been read. Would it be possible for a "previous" or "next" topic toggle? Thanks! John: How is this? I meant to be able to jump from one topic to another topic. Right now, all you can do is go to the next unread TOPIC or "Back to Topic Listing" Hope this clears everything up I can work with this, thanks Chips! By brain feels better now after reading the revised version.
September 8, 20169 yr So, we want a "Next Topic" or "Previous Topic" and when you click on it, it should got to the next Topic in line, whether it was already read or not, correct?
September 8, 20169 yr Author YES! Sometimes it would be nice to go back to previous topic when going through all of the "unread" topics without having to go back to the Topic Listing Page
October 1, 20169 yr Author Just wondering how we are coming on this little project? With my fat thumbs, i accidently hit the "mark all as read" button on a forum and now to catch up, i have go back to the topic listing everytime
October 1, 20169 yr 5 minutes ago, Chips N Dust said: Just wondering how we are coming on this little project? With my fat thumbs, i accidently hit the "mark all as read" button on a forum and now to catch up, i have go back to the topic listing everytime Little project turned big, working on it Chips! And have not forgotten, thanks for the follow up.
October 14, 20169 yr On 10/1/2016 at 10:47 AM, Chips N Dust said: Sounds good. Thank you for the update Working on it this weekend, I hope to have something that may be helpful. Cheers.
October 25, 20169 yr Sorry for not reporting back on this Chips, still in the works, the last attempt was not very good as you saw last week when you were reporting issues with "Next Topic" on your smart phone. I had something worked up but it conflicted with the "Next Topic". We'll keep on it.
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