Hi guys,
Your feedback is very appreciated.
I've been implementing some of your suggestions, and they are now live for testing in the forums...
1 Preview
The option of previewing your post before posting it (this has been mentioned previously be for by both Raupi and psault).
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Now, there is a "Preview" button available when you are writing a message - this opens a popup showing how your message will look like.
2 Basic formatting
Some basic bold, underline, italic tags would be good along with possibly a heading tag or two.
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Some formatting is available using simple bbcode tags - a set of buttons also appears to the right of the edit box with the tags available.
3 Delete/move posts
Being able to delete or move your own erroneous post posting.
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The last post in a thread will be deletable by its own author, but only before it is answered.
4 Private messaging
I don’t mind having private communications, but I do not want to publicise my email address.
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Private messaging is now possible. It requires that the user has this feature enabled in his/her user settings. To reach your user settings click on "user cp" right bellow your nickname on the right sige of the blue band on top of all pages.
5 Thread tracking
Being notified when there has been activity on a thread that you are participating in.
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In your user control panel you can now follow the threads you are participating in.
6 Highlight new posts
Highlighting new posts since your last log in is a great time saver if you are like me and ‘drop in’ a few times while at work.
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This should work already once you have logged in at least twice.
7 Quoting
A quote button under each post, when clicked inserts something like "<username> wrote: <text>" in your post.
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It is one of the new formatting bbcode tags ("quote").
To see all the posted which a user sent
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In the user's profile you can see his/her las 5 posts. For your own posts, you can reach the active posts where you have participated in the user control panel.
The "code" bbcode tag now works also for inline code:
cin >> x;
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Thanks, Gery Wolf, Steak Rider and ropez for your suggestions.