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In lugnet.admin.general, David Schilling writes:
> Actually, if you are rating individual articles, it seems a bit of a pain to
> use it. The reason is the time lag is unacceptable. Clicking on the submit
> rating or change rating button causes the entire page to be refreshed. This
> alone takes quite a while, even with a fast connection.
Agreed.
> And then you also
> need to click the "back" button on your browser TWICE instead of once, taking
> even more time.
Disagree, I do not see this behaviour in NS 4.7. The rated page is the same
page as the unrated so you only need to go back once.
> I wish there was a way to submit the rating without having
> the page reload.
YES. I trust that it took my rating into account, I don't need proof, I'll hit
refresh if I really can't do the math in my head.
> A suggestion would be in the 'tree' modes, to also somehow indicate which
> articles you've read, perhaps by making the dot a different colour.
Yes. or just an indicator... Right now the dot IS a different color on the tiny
tree if you've went through that link to see the article (but not if the
article was cross posted and you read it in a different group)
> What do
> you think, Todd? Is it possible? Is it worth doing?
I think he's thinking about how to do it as we speak.
++Lar
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