InstantForum.NET v4.1.4InstantASP Community Forumshttp://community.instantasp.co.uk/sales@instantasp.co.ukSun, 07 Sep 2008 21:34:54 GMT20http://community.instantasp.co.uk/Topic5242-31-1.aspxHi Tinaja, This will be available with v4.0 :)Mon, 18 Apr 2005 22:10:31 GMTRyan Healeyhttp://community.instantasp.co.uk/Topic5242-31-1.aspx<P>Dear Tinaja,</P><P>I am forwarding your message to our development department for consideration for inclusion in the functionality of a later version. Thank you very much for your suggestion and please do contact me with any further ideas that come to mind.</P><P> </P>Thu, 07 Apr 2005 14:14:37 GMTCarlos Munizhttp://community.instantasp.co.uk/Topic5242-31-1.aspx<P>I just posted a question regarding how you make a post "sticky" in the general forums. I finally found the option in the "manage posts" section and I am requesting that you make this a little easier to use. For one thing, when you click on manage posts, you see post ID's and the post subjects, but no forums information. In a forum with high traffic, this would be like finding a needle in a haystack.</P><P>May I suggest a button (or series of buttons) that appears in the forums themselves when you're logged in as an admin (in addition to the existing administration control panel)? I would rather read the forums like everyone else, and be able to click on an icon in the post itself to manage a specific post, or modify a forum by clicking on an icon in the forum headers.</P><P>This shouldn't be too much to add for 4.0, right? You have all the management code written already - it's just a matter of adding the icons and the linking code, which is also simple. This would make the administrator's job much much easier by giving them a choice of how to manage their forums, and keep your software at the top of everyone's list due to ease of use. You would certainly make this administrator happy enough to recommend you to my colleagues.</P>Thu, 07 Apr 2005 14:13:50 GMTTinaja