I'd really like that, it's kind of annoying having to re-load pages after a like
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The backend already supports it, I just need to write the client JS for it. It's been how many months already?
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The backend already supports it, I just need to write the client JS for it. It's been how many months already?
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Eh, I wrote likes months and months ago. I even wrote it so it would return a template to inject with all the appropriate markup to just insert with a little jQuery - I just haven't ever gotten around to implementing it for some insane reason.
It's in SVN now :P
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What the...that fast? :p
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Most of the work was already done anyway. It really was a case of writing the JS for it and just tidying up and minor bug fixes.
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Guess I need to AJAXify thought likes now too? :angel:
:^^;: Means extra bytes on the front page... since I'd need to put them inside a container, they currently aren't in one the way they were for the post likes. And the code will be different in terms of finding the ID, but that's no biggie.
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:^^;: Means extra bytes on the front page... since I'd need to put them inside a container, they currently aren't in one the way they were for the post likes. And the code will be different in terms of finding the ID, but that's no biggie.
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Awesome :D
Since this is somewhat relevant, why not make the Like button show on hover as well?
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I don't know why I didn't :/
Actually, yes I do. I wanted the thumb-up to be added to the sprite image where all the other button icons are... assuming they're still a sprited image.
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Works like a charm! :D
EDIT: Did we talk about ajaxing quick reply too?
EDIT: Did we talk about ajaxing quick reply too?
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No, we didn't, and there are all sorts of issues with doing that, though far less than there used to be. Not everything needs to have AJAX crammed up its arse like a rocket.
Notably, if you have it set to return to the board rather than the topic, you don't really want AJAX ;)
Notably, if you have it set to return to the board rather than the topic, you don't really want AJAX ;)
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Actually, yes I do. I wanted the thumb-up to be added to the sprite image where all the other button icons are... assuming they're still a sprited image.