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Except it's not that simple. As I keep mentioned, and this does annoy me that I keep mentioning it without anyone commenting on it but it is kind of important: what about filtering topics by way of icons? I know at least two forums I did this on where it was useful, because the moderators actively got people to set icons for things that were meaningful.

What about ditching per post icons that are a choice and merely having the device icons, but still able to pick up topic icons?

What about having multiple icons per post or per topic?

(See, having a poll is great. Having a poll where all the options indicate a given bias is not.)

When I first saw Clara - Oswin - whatever, I wasn't *that* thrilled. I dunno. Something's changed about her. Something about the way she's acting/reacting with the Doctor is growing on me.

Actually, I've been thinking about the whole prefix thing a lot lately, wondering if I should build it and be done with it.That's how it currently works - if you don't select an icon (and just use the xx icon by default), you'll get the mobile icon.

I'm not sure we need the attachment icon though.

If I can support a 3DS icon, I'm sure we can put a Windows icon in, hahahahahah

OK, so I've done this, but this does have some other interesting consequences.

Someone could still be visiting the site, keeping the tab open - but not actually 'online' because their entry to who's online doesn't get renewed, though I guess if they're not actually 'online', it's all good.

Note that logging is per-action not per-subaction, so if there's any part of action=notification that needs to be logged, we need to fix that. But I'll commit what I have for this to be examined.

Except likes, which is mine :P

I'm not disputing that the dropdown saves space. But because it's so compact, it hardly ever gets used.Well, part of the problem is that most forums don't do a good job of it. If you have a set of consistently sized/shaped icons, it's much more meaningful, especially if you have the ability to filter topics on those icons (like vB did)

But I propose a third option: just dump the feature entirely. If it's not being used much, let's save ourselves the hassle and not use it at all.

No point worrying about a feature that 'no-one uses' and is 'ugly enough'

All I did was take the old quick_delete that got deleted, cropped it to size and dropped it in.

Yup, unless you knew specifically that the post error handler was weird, you wouldn't be able to find it short of doing a test on new_reply and new_replies.

The language files are actually correct on this one, the whole point was to convert multiple strings into one number_context string but since there are two different strings to be pulled from (depending on whether you were on the posting page or quick reply), it just harmonises it all into one $txt entry that doesn't exist prior to the error handler being invoked.

AlsoThat's actually intentional. SMF never did it either. Though in SMF's case there's sort of more of a reason. (SMF didn't separate unread and unread replies into a separate file. One big ass function to do it all. I really need to streamline what we have, thinking about it.)

Also also

http://wedge.org/Themes/default/images/icons/quick_poll.gif as referred to in the legend for a board is missing, and I don't see any poll icon anywhere in the test board itself :/

Also, also also, I should have read a little further up, since yes, I did actually replace the commented bit with the one liner. That'll teach me for trying to review code in a bad mood. Not enough rum (haven't had any in ages, bah)

Also also, also also, some debugging code in the rename method, line 172.