Apatheist wrote: Mon Jan 19, 2026 9:03 am
gcwca_4_life wrote: Sun Jan 18, 2026 6:54 pm
Besides, your suggestion is completely different than the one from CBlake put this thread up for.
And that would be considered thread hijacking.
Go make your own and compellingly defend your argument. This space should be for the defense of his suggestion. That's not fair to CBlake at all.
The heading is "Improvements to Joining Games". It's a minor addendum and should be part of the same update.
its a minor addendum?
Its a completely different idea from what CBlake posted in the thread.
Their idea was to have all similar games to the one joined or created to show after joining or starting a game.
Recommending changes to the game finder page is completely different, a whole different idea, and a different basis for a suggestion. So this is an attempt at thread hijacking.
That makes you incredibly lame. And I'm not sorry for saying so.
Apatheist wrote: Mon Jan 19, 2026 9:16 am
gcwca_4_life wrote: Sun Jan 18, 2026 6:52 pm
Apatheist wrote: Sun Jan 18, 2026 4:39 pm
It's a very, very simple piece of html code - barely beyond a copy and paste. I worry for the site if it can't handle that.
Not everything is as simple as just adding a html code.
It's not as easy as everyone thinks it is. One simple issue can lead to multiple major issues, and with a degree in electronics technology I can tell you that one simple supposed fix can easily turn into a whole list of major issues. .
This is. The code already exists, it just needs duplicating in the right place. Here's the section:
<div ng-show="games">
<span ng-show="total_start>1" class=results_nav ng-click="search_start()" title="Jump To Start"> << </span>
<span ng-show="total_start>1" class=results_nav ng-click="search_previous()" title="Previous {{finder.totallimit}} Games"> < </span>
<span>Showing {{range}}</span>
<span ng-show="load_search" style="padding:0px;margin:0px;"><img height=10 src='/static/loading_black.gif'></span>
<span> of {{total_count_formatted}} Results for <a class=text_nav href='{{searchurl}}'>Search</a></span>
<span ng-show="end<total_count" class=results_nav ng-click="search_next()" title="Next {{finder.totallimit}} Games"> > </span>
<span ng-show="end<total_count" class=results_nav ng-click="search_end()" title="Jump To End"> >> </span>
<!--<br><span style='font-size:14px;'>Note: to enter or join games while maintaining these search results open each link in a new tab</span>-->
</div>
Electronics technology is not the same as coding software, which I've been doing for 40 years. Some things are harder than they look. This is not only easy to do, it's very easy to test.
Then do like plurple suggested and input it for yourself. Maybe it will work the way you want it to or maybe it wont and would be shot down as a suggestion just like it was in 2011 and people were told to just scroll back up.
You should really learn to look through the 70something pages of suggestions that have been completely ignored by admins and mods because most of the ones you have been defending and suggesting are the exact same of those that have been ignored since the creation of the suggestions forum.You make yourself look sooo uneducated by trying to look smarter than someone else and its kinda really annoying...
Also, key concept coding was one of my critical classes in my first year of college. And I've coded almost 50 websites since without pre-manufactured lines, all from my own thoughts and designs. Trying to tell me that my degree in electronics technology has nothing to do with coding only makes you look that much more uneducated.
Your system of schooling over there may be different than ours in the US, and maybe you need to consider that, or do some research before you try to compare the two. I know what classes I took and what I learned. Most of it may have not stuck with me or been smoked away from my memory, but that's a different story.
First thing they tell us in school is to research every topic before defending it.. Maybe you need to do so too.