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November 19, 2010 10:55am

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  • #31 / Dec 14, 2010 9:50am

    Cesar Kohl

    36 posts

    GAMIFICATION

  • #32 / Dec 14, 2010 10:26am

    macigniter

    244 posts

    I’d like to see a couple of things, that have bugged me before:

    1. Possibility to moderate own topics
    2. Possibility to delete own post
    3. Possibility to subscribe to a RSS feed of a certain topic (not the whole forum)

    Also I noticed that the email notifications don’t seem to be working very reliably. Or do I only get constant notifications if I click on the link in every one of them and read that post?

    Personally I would love it if the topics in this forum would be categorized better into “Newbie Questions” and “Advanced Questions” and also a better separation between Bug Reports and Library Support for external libraries. Maybe tags could help, but most importantly I think that the 8 main categories could be broken down a little bit more to create a better order.

    Visually I would decrease distraction from the discussion by profile pictures (too big for my taste) as well as those long (and recurring) signatures. There’s quite a lot of visual overhead on the discussion pages that make it hard(er) to follow the thread. Maybe the forums at CI could be stackoverflowed a little 😊

    I DO like the “fast reply” function as well as the post form (although it would be nice to see the actual thread above that, too).

  • #33 / Dec 14, 2010 11:10am

    coldfire82

    46 posts

    1. Enhanced Search w/ results display (ajax based). Suggested results with some results
    2. Live Support - like Chat. Open for all so that anyone who wants to help out can change its status that “available to help” etc.

  • #34 / Dec 14, 2010 5:09pm

    ray023

    26 posts

    1) search by thread
    2) solved button
    3) to be able to filter searches by solved problems would be nice.
    4) a voting system on answers to questions (a bit like stackoverflow).

    There is a work-around for item 1 with a Google site search.  However, I would ditto all these feature this user has asked for.

  • #35 / Dec 14, 2010 5:19pm

    macigniter

    244 posts

    +1 for searching within a thread (without a workaround 😉)

    Maybe something like a knowledgebase would also be a great thing to minimize multiple repetitive questions about solutions that can’t be found in the user guide, but users have posted in the forums over and over again. Kind of a moderated comment / discussion section for specific functions / libraries like in the PHP docs… just brainstorming…

  • #36 / Dec 23, 2010 4:21pm

    cityvilleguides

    1 posts

    I wouldn’t change anything the forum is verygood !

  • #37 / Dec 30, 2010 2:44am

    SPeed_FANat1c

    260 posts

    I think there could be a seperate javasript section. There is many questions about javascipt.

  • #38 / Jan 01, 2011 4:13am

    hzr

    5 posts

    It works pretty well for me, but maybe a forum for non-newbs that requires at least x posts to ask a question.

    That said, newbs often learn a lot from discussions they don’t quite understand yet. Plus, I’m a semi-newb grin

  • #39 / Jan 04, 2011 6:31pm

    Clooner

    464 posts

    GAMIFICATION

    +1

  • #40 / Jan 13, 2011 4:05am

    CI_avatar

    77 posts

    a notice (like recommendation or anything that can help the person and make him feel that his not abandoned) if no one respond to your concern.

  • #41 / Jan 13, 2011 4:09am

    CI_avatar

    77 posts

    1)
    4) a voting system on answers to questions (a bit like stackoverflow).

    +1. for easy finding of good answers.

  • #42 / Jan 13, 2011 4:20am

    macigniter

    244 posts

    I would also like to see a way for the author of the topic to make posts stick out more than others. Sometimes when you make important announcements they get lost in nirvana because others are replying to totally different posts. I had that happen a lot and helped me out by posting the same important post over and over again.

    Also what bugs me is that some users - no offense - include waaaaay too much in the quote section making some threads very hard to read and follow. I guess, especially for ignited code and its support it would be better to have a comment section per issue and not a linear discussion.

  • #43 / Jan 13, 2011 10:38pm

    steven1454

    2 posts

    Provide a method for registered but not activated user to resend the activation e-mail, right now, if you didn’t get that e-mail you will have no choice but to create a new account.

  • #44 / Jan 18, 2011 12:20pm

    Vamsii

    17 posts

    *Better Error Reporting ..
    *show more bb codes .

  • #45 / Jan 19, 2011 6:15pm

    KarlBallard

    45 posts

    My idea is to have a board for each major development release for CI. This way it would be more helpful to find out information on CodeIgniter 2.0, or the 1.7 releases or even 1.6. I currently find it hard to find out what version they run on because half of the time, they don’t say!

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