[RFC] Skip post confirmation page

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Do you mean like this?

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Or do you mean like an "undo" thing (like Gmail uses)
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callumacrae wrote:Do you mean like this?

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Or do you mean like an "undo" thing (like Gmail uses)
Thats requires user input.

This RFC is about skipping pages like 'Your post has been submitted' or 'You have been sucessfully logged in'.
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Oh… so you mean like this? :-D

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That's QR only, but it would be very easy to add to login stuff, too.
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callumacrae wrote:Oh… so you mean like this? :-D

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That's QR only, but it would be very easy to add to login stuff, too.
No, it wouldn't be a modal box. It would be a small notification box like jGrowl in the corner out of the way.

And in that case QR would be changed to a jGrowl box too.

(We aren't using jGrowl but its commonly known but they look similar and I can't remember the notification boxes we will use that nickvergessen suggested but brunoais should know.)
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HumaneJS with jackedup or libnotify theme = nice :-D
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Unknown Bliss wrote:Actual thing: http://www.erichynds.com/examples/jquery-notify/

IRC Log about it: https://gist.github.com/1911428
+1 to using that, it is really nice.
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callumacrae wrote:+1 to using that, it is really nice.
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imkingdavid wrote:
callumacrae wrote:+1 to using that, it is really nice.
+1
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Seems easy to use too. :)
EDIT:
After messing up a little with the system I can confirm that this is even better than I thought. There's no need of having any localized text in the js, so all the js can go to an external file (say YAHOOO to caching).

We could have something like this in the head:

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<style type="text/css">
.forJs{
	display:none;
}
</style>
And place the notification div with this class at the bottom of the body. What do you think?

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