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To: SI Ron (Hall Monitor) who wrote (918)4/19/2012 3:10:51 PM
From: Neeka   of 1626
 
Doesn't clearing the cache clear passwords too?

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To: Neeka who wrote (919)4/19/2012 3:16:15 PM
From: FUBHO   of 1626
 
No, clearing cookies will get rid of your saved passwords.

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To: FUBHO who wrote (920)4/19/2012 3:25:21 PM
From: Neeka   of 1626
 
TY!

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To: deeno who wrote (910)4/21/2012 3:02:30 PM
From: TimF   of 1626
 
Maybe an entry for default post editor here siliconinvestor.com would be a good idea. That way people who get acceptable performance and like the new editor features still get them by default, but people who get too much of a delay could just jump in to the raw text editor.

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To: TimF who wrote (922)4/21/2012 3:11:19 PM
From: Sr K   of 1626
 
That would lock them into that choice until they change it. The way it is now, when new options are opened, as happened in 2011 and 2012, everyone sees them.

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To: Sr K who wrote (923)4/21/2012 3:24:10 PM
From: TimF   of 1626
 
You would presumably still have the button or link over their posts where they could choose raw text, or SI editor. The text only mode could even temporarily have the link say "switch to new SI editor" for a brief period after an update is made (a brief period only because if something is continually "new and improved" the actual improvements won't be noted)

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From: J.F. Sebastian4/21/2012 8:36:49 PM
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I've noticed when inserting an image from the image library, it inserts the thumbnail and not the original.

Is anyone else seeing this?

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To: J.F. Sebastian who wrote (925)4/21/2012 9:11:31 PM
From: SI Ron (Hall Monitor)2 Recommendations   of 1626
 
Double click the icon in your image library you would like displayed, that will bring up the full size image. The insert image command has a bug in it.

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To: SI Ron (Hall Monitor) who wrote (926)4/21/2012 9:30:07 PM
From: J.F. Sebastian   of 1626
 
Thanks Ron!

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From: TimF4/28/2012 1:59:34 PM
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It nice the the editor supports text formatting with html tages from cut and pastes to the SI editor window, but I'd like to request one change.

When you paste something in to the editor window, if the last part of what you paste is a blockquote or italics (or presumably any other html code supported in SI posts, but I didn't test others), and then you try to put in additional text of the url of the page you go the quote from, its included in the blockquote or is entered in italics.

Its easy enough to change that by going to raw text, and adding the text after the last html code, but it would be simplier if you didn't have to do that.

When I paste extra text or the url in to the regular editor and then go in to raw text I see something like

html code to start blockquote or italics
pasted text
html code to end blockquote or italics
extra line
extra line
html code to start blockquote or italics
url or text that I added
html code to end blockquote or italics

What I'd rather it do is

html code to start blockquote or italics
pasted text
html code to end blockquote or italics
extra line (just one, or maybe zero would be better, its easy to manually add extra lines)
url or text that I added

I change it to that with raw text mode, which isn't hard to do, but it would be better if the main editor would just accept it that way rather than adding the additional start and stop html codes.

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