Tsk.Sput wrote:and Neil: You have broken my heart, sir!
I have every confidence that you will survive.
You're a big boy.
Or so it says in all the toilets in the city centre.
I just want it to be said that these rumours ARE accurateNeil Green wrote:Tsk.Sput wrote:and Neil: You have broken my heart, sir!
I have every confidence that you will survive.
You're a big boy.
Or so it says in all the toilets in the city centre.
TSK. WE KNOWNate J wrote:Haha, I requested that
Speaking of which, background doesn't render properly.
I see. Well if you visit a forum directly you trigger the login page within the viewforum template, whereas any other type of action requiring a login form, even admin re-validation, calls up the UCP based login page and then redirects you. I'm unsure why this is.Ebeneezer Scrooge wrote:I always use the autocomplete address in my browser to get here, which tends to point me toward http://www.metrpol247.co.uk/forum/viewforum.php?f=1. If I go to that address on a machine where I don't leave myself logged in, there is a stripped down version of the log in page with just username and password fields - no remember me option and no links on the right hand side.
Depends if you learn how to spell Metropol or not.Ebeneezer Scrooge wrote:...to point me toward http://www.metrpol247.co.uk/forum/viewforum.php?f=1.
grrAlexia wrote:Depends if you learn how to spell Metropol or not.Ebeneezer Scrooge wrote:...to point me toward http://www.metrpol247.co.uk/forum/viewforum.php?f=1.
Oi! There is a sticky for this sort of palaver yknow. Nonetheless, short answer is that it's part of phpBB3 and dead handy if I may say so for when you have an active thread you're replying to and something you're about to mention gets mentioned and need to change tack accordingly. Easier than after-the-fact editing.Connor Sephton wrote:But my question is, why when you are writing a post and go to submit it does it say "you may wantg to amend your post as a new post has been made since you started writing it etc. etc." It can be very annoying.
Why not just let the post be submitted and let users edit accordingly if they need to??