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Bravo!
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Since it appears that somewhere our votes are stored I think it would be cool if CPhog or even CP in general didn't average the votes but instead showed something like:
Score: 5.0 (1 vote), 4.0 (3 votes), 3.0 (1 vote) = 4.1 Avg
Or something like that. I'd put this in the suggestion forum but then if Chris didn't want to do it Josh wouldn't see it. I'll put it here and if Chris doesn't see it Josh might and might make it happen.
Why do I even want this feature? Just because it would be interesting to see the distribution of votes.
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That would be cool, especially for poll-style posts. Unfortunately, i don't really have a good way of getting that information, so this'll have to be up to Chris.
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Yes, I also had the thought because of your poll earlier today. It implements a convenient polling system that is low profile.
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It's now in the suggestion forum as a repost.
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Not as as bad as cross-dressing though.
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Don't knock it until you've tried it! 
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So did Midas get axed or is my browser just in a very sad state (according to Leckey this would be South Dakota)...
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Shouldn't be - it still works for me...
every night, i kneel at the foot of my bed and thank the Great Overseeing Politicians for protecting my freedoms by reducing their number, as if they were deer in a state park. -- C hris L osinger, Online Poker Players?
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Something very weird is going on. I just uploaded the latest CPHOG script and now when I click on a reply I see the full CPhog toolbar for about 2 seconds and then all the midas stuff disappears. So me thinks there's an exclusion in the JS somewhere that does that.
How do I get the whole toolbar back?
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Hmm...
What happens when you toggle between HTML and WYSIWYG?
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The random sig seems to add the empty sig (*) as an option. Could that be disabled?
Also, the Forum Bookmarks menu on top does not appear in the main page. How come?
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Bassam Abdul-Baki wrote: The random sig seems to add the empty sig (*) as an option. Could that be disabled?
Yes. I'll have a look
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Shog,
Your forums' bookmark (Pensieve) requires a password to edit. How can I edit the list that I have? There doesn't seem to be a login page and it doesn't seem to use CP's credentials.
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Pretty sure the password is "cpian". Email Marc Clifton if it's not.
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The subscript and superscript x's are not aligned. It appears as if the second x is aligned with the previous superscript.
Add a link to the CPhog page to the Help | About. Add this forum to the trunk version for easy reference.
Slight icon bug. Not sure if it's this or CP. At first I thought I had a dot on my screen, but there appears to be a very small horizontal line next to the cursor line. 
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Bassam Abdul-Baki wrote: Slight icon bug. Not sure if it's this or CP. At first I thought I had a dot on my screen, but there appears to be a very small horizontal line next to the cursor line.
I see that sometimes too; not sure what it is.
Bassam Abdul-Baki wrote: Add a link to the CPhog page to the Help | About. Add this forum to the trunk version for easy reference.
Good idea.
every night, i kneel at the foot of my bed and thank the Great Overseeing Politicians for protecting my freedoms by reducing their number, as if they were deer in a state park. -- C hris L osinger, Online Poker Players?
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Yeah, I'm seeing it to and I do a lot. It irritated me to no end now I just ignore it... 
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Bassam Abdul-Baki wrote: but there appears to be a very small horizontal line next to the cursor line.
I sometimes see it (like now, for instance) but not always. I've seen it on other sites too, like Wikipedia, so it's not an issue just with CP.
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I've ditched automatic refresh. For one thing, there's no way i'd get away with releasing it in it's current form. For another, it made things really jerky, as background updates happened continually.
I've added manual refreshing. But not like what's in the released version. This checks for new threads, then updates every thread on the page - so once the update is done, you can be reasonably certain you're seeing what's there (outstanding bug: only retrieves the first 50 posts in a thread). This is pretty much the way automatic refresh worked, except it's not automatic. Also, you can easily refresh individual threads - try this out in the Thread View!
Finally: snazzy progress throbbers!
As always, the trunk is frequently changed, so use only if you want the latest and greatest and don't mind a few hiccups.
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The shorcut Ctrl+Shift+P now invokes the PRE button, instead of the Preview button. Intentional? (I originally suggested C+S+P for Preview since that's the shortcut in my IE bar.)
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CPhog should only auto-check the "Modified" box if the persons edit is older than 15 minutes.
In most cases I make a post. Then read it over and modify it only to correct spelling and grammar and that's always done right after I post. I don't think "Modified" should be checked until it's been at least 15 minutes.
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code-frog wrote: In most cases I make a post. Then read it over and modify it only to correct spelling and grammar and that's always done right after I post. I don't think "Modified" should be checked until it's been at least 15 minutes.
That is... a very good idea. I do that frequently as well... 
Last modified: 2hrs 22mins after originally posted -- In the trunk...  (also new: offset rather than absolute modification times, split-out signatures for modifications)
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Is removing CPhog and GM as simple as deleting the scripts? It seems like there should be more to it.
How would I make sure that all traces are gone so I can reload GM then CPhog? Ideas? Right now my CPhog experience has me way down.
I also sucks because if I post a new message it defaults to no CPhog. However if I click reply to load CPhog (but don't reply) then click new message I can post a new message in CPhog. WEIRD...
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