Digital Art Zone

My comments are all still there.  I entered the comments I wanted to make, and then clicked “update wishlist”, at the bottom, and my comments are saved.

I must have forgotten to update, and just pressed enter.

Wishlist comments are definitely persistent. Ooooh! Wait! There’s a really nifty feature on those comments. If you hover over the text of a comment, you get a balloon popup that says, “Comment”. Will wonders never cease.

cridgit - 30 June 2012 07:07 PM

... would I use the forum’s built-in Notepad for? (You can find it in your Control Panel)

I though it was for writing yourself important notes like this…

Slimer_J_Spud - 01 July 2012 05:55 PM

Wishlist comments are definitely persistent. Ooooh! Wait! There’s a really nifty feature on those comments. If you hover over the text of a comment, you get a balloon popup that says, “Comment”. Will wonders never cease.

:lol:

lordvicore - 02 July 2012 09:10 AM

cridgit - 30 June 2012 07:07 PM

... would I use the forum’s built-in Notepad for? (You can find it in your Control Panel)

I though it was for writing yourself important notes like this…

:lol::lol::lol:

Testing smiley limits ...

1) Same smiley :lol:

2) Same smiley with spaces after every one

3) Same smiley with spaces after every two

4) Same smiley with text after every two blubber :lol: flubber :lol:

5) Different smiley :P:P:P:down::down::down:

6) Different smileys with spaces between them :P :down:

... did it work?

Some did, some did not but it’s a very happy post just the same! 

Some people are easily amused…

or making a *very* subtle point about testing things before using them on others ...

Actually, there is one aspect of the new smileys that works better in the new forum than the old one. In the old one, if you put a smiley at the very end of your post, which is pretty common, and then you did a preview, when you did the submit, the smiley was broken because the space at the end got stripped off by the old forum. The new one does not do that. The new one appears to be less sensitive about the smileys and the white space, but as the rigorous testing above has shown, the results are not entirely predictable.