Messages in RDINN Feature Updates/ Suggestions/ Bugs
yup
That is correct. I decided that a color for each TYPE of rules-based game would be too much - if you see a red dot, you know it's a rules-based game. That's enough.
However, I think that there's enough of a difference in recruitment threads, Q&As, and general chitchat to warrant differing colors for them, even though they are all in the same overall forum.
Now I have a request. Can you develop a tool to search for keywords within a single thread. Some games go into many pages and if I want to find out what a character did a few months ago, it gets annoying scrolling through pages.
Aother function would be a "print" thread function that produces a thread (from start to finish) in an easy to read/easy to print format.
Fun is Mandatory RDI Staff Karma: 379/54 7263 Posts
Posted on 2007-07-26 at 13:48:09.
oooooh!
Oh, as a reply to Alacrity's keyword thing: is it possible to make a pop-up thingy (like we have now on the shortened title in the latest five topics meny), where DMs can make a quick summary of what happened on those pages? That might be easier than keywords, right? Or perhaps an addition. Or perhaps completely useless
All of the major indexing is done. A few posts won't get indexed this time through; I did a baseline index and am implementing the features to index posts as they are made.
At some point in the future, I will schedule the site to dump the existing indexes and auto-reindex in the wee hours of the morning. To keep it fresh, I ought to have it do so on a regular basis (to remove references to deleted posts, etc).
But that being said, we'll have 1000% more search capability than we once did.
Fun is Mandatory RDI Staff Karma: 379/54 7263 Posts
Posted on 2007-07-27 at 14:11:13.
regarding dragonchat
I think a lot of the reason it is staying empty is because of the manner in which it needs to be left open. Might I suggest switching to an IRC room? I have a D&D IRC room and a bot to roll the dice (including an auto-stats feature) that seems to work quite well. Additionally, since you never have concerns with accidentally closing IRC, it's easy to have people stay on for long periods of time.