Journal Feature Request

by im a tree • 16 Aug 2008, 21:59 • Journals
A "Solved" or "Hide" function for journals that no longer have any discussion/value. Eg, the one right below mine, http://www.crossfire.nu/?x=journal&mode=item&id=65324


It's answered straight away so nothing else is really going to happen there apart from the usual spam, why not give users the option to "hide" the journal from the sidebar (in the "Admin, Edit, Delete" menu) so that the journal stays in the archive and can still be searched etc, only it does not clutter the recent journals list!
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Deactivated6122 16 Aug 2008, 23:02
It's called admins - they should delete them
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im a tree 16 Aug 2008, 23:03
I think some things should be left in the DB so they can be searched for and avoid reposts.

Maybe also add a warning to the journal post page, "Please use the search function before asking a question" or similar!
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Nellie 16 Aug 2008, 23:04
Nah - others might have a similar problem :O)

Archive > delete

Journals are posted _that_ often how many times is this really an issue? .o/
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perforator 16 Aug 2008, 23:08
I need a Crossfire feature where I can land a nuke on/dragonfist someone's face whenever he makes a retarded comment
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rebelii 17 Aug 2008, 05:21
"Cohen/TheoDor on 16/08/08, 23:26:29 PM | Reply

you want to make crossfire more proffesional, but this site is about being friendly and fun :D"

Dragonfist that, bitch
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OfficerCohen 16 Aug 2008, 23:26
you want to make crossfire more proffesional, but this site is about being friendly and fun :D
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AnnieMac 17 Aug 2008, 00:33
I need a feature where i can filter polaks.
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crook 17 Aug 2008, 00:36
We need more random and youtube journals imo

(YES WITJE I CANT SLEEP)
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overdrive 17 Aug 2008, 00:50
I just want ppl whom i ignore not to be shown when they post a journal
A feature feature that shows the most commented journals in the last 24h/7days
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fusen 17 Aug 2008, 01:42
cloud.php

just need to add caching for it
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im a tree 17 Aug 2008, 02:23
QuoteInvalid timezone


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fusen 17 Aug 2008, 04:31
last I looked testx != cloud
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im a tree 17 Aug 2008, 04:33
x=cloud fails
cloud.php fails

oh fusen why dost thou torment me so
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fusen 17 Aug 2008, 05:08
not uploaded lol
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oBs 17 Aug 2008, 09:29
agree. a [solved]-like tag would make browsing/searching more efficient (provided that people would actually use it).
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Sainted 17 Aug 2008, 10:24
this isnt wikipedia.org

(adding tags to an article to change settings in stead of text markup)
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oBs 17 Aug 2008, 11:38
huh? didn't even know that they used such tags on wikipedia. i know the system from ubuntuforums.org; it works well there as it helps users determine whether their questions have already been answered, or whether they should create a new thread (journal) to ask for help.

even though support questions are less frequent here, i don't see why this site couldn't benefit from a similar system.
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