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Posted August 22, 200519 yr I've noticed that the Forum Jump automatically activates itself. For example, if you use it to quickly jump to another forum, you're automatically re-directed, and thus, have no need to use the "Go" button to the right. Why not just remove it entirely?
August 22, 200519 yr Some browsers or browser installs don't automatically react the way they are supposed to. It's probably better left there for compatibility. :)
August 23, 200519 yr I not agreed. If the Javascript isn't enabled, one needs the button "Go" Exactly. :thumbsup:
August 27, 200519 yr It's needed if you want to return to the first page of the forum you're in... not just compatibility, that could be done by wrapping the button in <noscript> tags. But if I'm in a topic and want to go to the forum index or I'm on page 23 and want to go to the first page, then the Go button is the only way the forum jump will take you there. (Because the forum jump can do this, I think the forum link next to Next Oldest/Newest is unecessary...)
August 27, 200519 yr Has anyone thought of a user Option of weather they see the "go" button or not? so those that do have JavaScript enabled can "disable" it for them selfs while those that need it can still see/use it.
August 28, 200519 yr It's needed if you want to return to the first page of the forum you're in... not just compatibility, that could be done by wrapping the button in <noscript> tags. But if I'm in a topic and want to go to the forum index or I'm on page 23 and want to go to the first page, then the Go button is the only way the forum jump will take you there. (Because the forum jump can do this, I think the forum link next to Next Oldest/Newest is unecessary...) That's one way, or you could click on the "<<" button where it lists the different page #'s.. [ 123 pages ] [<<] [<] [63] [64] [65] [66] [67] [68] [>] [>>] :)
September 1, 200519 yr Leave the go button alone ... its not hurting anything."If it ain't broke, don't fix it"? Sounds good to me, also for the reasons of compatibility.
September 3, 200519 yr Has anyone thought of a user Option of weather they see the "go" button or not? so those that do have JavaScript enabled can "disable" it for them selfs while those that need it can still see/use it. That would definitely be bloat.
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