Quote from: russianhalo117 on 02/28/2022 02:55 pmNote SMF Version 2.1.0 and feature patch 2.1.1 was released to General Availability. The forum should hopefully be arranged in the near future to perform the software upgrade.The .x release number might seem small, but the user-facing features sound fantastic A new WYSIWYG editor, SCEditor Real-time alerts in addition to email notifications A new default theme with full support for mobile devices Draft messages (you can save & resume later) Mentions using @name syntax Drag & drop attachments Attachments can be embedded directly into post text
Note SMF Version 2.1.0 and feature patch 2.1.1 was released to General Availability. The forum should hopefully be arranged in the near future to perform the software upgrade.
Quote from: russianhalo117 on 02/28/2022 02:55 pmNote SMF Version 2.1.0 and feature patch 2.1.1 was released to General Availability. The forum should hopefully consider making the schueduling arrangements in the near future to perform the SMF software upgrades.The .x release number might seem small, but the user-facing features sound fantastic A new WYSIWYG editor, SCEditor Real-time alerts in addition to email notifications A new default theme with full support for mobile devices Draft messages (you can save & resume later) Mentions using @name syntax Drag & drop attachments Attachments can be embedded directly into post text
Note SMF Version 2.1.0 and feature patch 2.1.1 was released to General Availability. The forum should hopefully consider making the schueduling arrangements in the near future to perform the SMF software upgrades.
Quote from: ulm_atms on 01/28/2022 09:51 pmQuote from: ulm_atms on 01/27/2022 10:28 pmWhat are we actually allowed to do with the "Insert Picture" button?Figure they would like to stop having to clean up threads.It's possible that they figure most people type in their BBCode tags manually. (Such as img and url tags.) Therefore removing the button itself would only fractionally reduce the number of embedded images, but would require an annoying amount of recoding of the BBCode editor. Much effort, minimum improvement. Better to spend limited manpower resources elsewhere. {shrug}
Quote from: ulm_atms on 01/27/2022 10:28 pmWhat are we actually allowed to do with the "Insert Picture" button?Figure they would like to stop having to clean up threads.
What are we actually allowed to do with the "Insert Picture" button?
There seems to be an Internet plumbing problem clicking on the "new posts" arrow in the L2 photos threads. For example, I just looked at the Roberts Road Photos thread and, although I had looked at it yesterday and even marked "New posts" read after I was done, looked at it again a few minutes ago and it put me on a picture from March. This has been happening for a while, but I hadn't gotten around to reporting it. The behavior is endemic throughout all of the L2 Photos threads, but I have never noticed it in other threads I regularly visit. Mobile site using iOS 14+ with Safari.
Before anyone else quotes the post with the Youtube video embedded, note that you can suppress NSF's auto embed feature by trimming the leading "www." off the Youtube URL.
There seems to be an Internet plumbing problem clicking on the "new posts" arrow in the L2 photos threads. For example, I just looked at the Roberts Road Photos thread and, although I had looked at it yesterday and even marked "New posts" read after I was done, looked at it again a few minutes ago and it put me on a picture from March.
Note SMF Version 2.1.0 and feature patch 2.1.1 was released to General Availability. The forum should hopefully consider making the schueduling arrangements in the near future to perform the SMF software upgrades.2.1.0https://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?topic=580585.02.1.1https://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?topic=580657.0Edited for clarity.
... I have watched every one of your Youtube videos, although usually a day later. On Sunday, you all apparently did a live Q+A session on the Starbase Live (SBL) channel. This is the feed that runs continuously 24/7, normally has no audio or maybe ambient sound, and can only be scrubbed back a maximum of 12 hours. Normally you spin up a separate feed for any event with commentary, which would then be archived properly by Youtube and can be watched any time. As it stands, nobody could watch that Q+A after 12 hours had passed.