In examining the latest SVN to gather a baseline of default settings I saw that QR is enabled by default globally and disabled by default under individual forum settings. Is this the intended configuration or will you be changing the global setting to disabled before release? I ask because during the discussion that took place after the blog post announcement there were several statements regarding it being defaulted to off, and I think many assumed the feature would be disabled by default at a global level.
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Just to be fair I will allow 24 hours for a reply here but if this board is as dead and deserted as it appears from a development discussion perspective, I will repost this topic on the main site community board.
QR in current SVN
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Re: QR in current SVN
Interesting notion of fairness
QR will be disabled in the release packages.
QR will be disabled in the release packages.
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Re: QR in current SVN
QR is disabled by default (due to it being disabled for existing and new forums). It is enabled globally to circumvent support requests of the like: "hey, i enabled it in the forums, why does it not show up?! YUO!!!"
Re: QR in current SVN
So QR is and will be enabled by default when released. The individual forum setting being defaulted to 'No' is not the same as saying the feature is disabled by default. Thanks for clearing that up.
Allow quick reply:
This setting defines if quick reply is enabled or not. If this setting is enabled, forums need to have their quick reply option enabled too.
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Re: QR in current SVN
Of course this depends on your definition of "feature is disabled by default", but if I create a forum and leave all the settings as they are (some might say, 'at their defaults'), then Quick Reply will not be enabled for that forum. This applies to every forum I create; so I have to go out of my way to turn it on. Surely this is a more useful definition of "default" than, "it's turned on by default, yes, but you do need to turn it on where you want to use it". =]bolverk wrote:The individual forum setting being defaulted to 'No' is not the same as saying the feature is disabled by default.
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Re: QR in current SVN
This is their definition right from the ACP: (which is why I quoted it in the first place)Roberdin wrote: Of course this depends on your definition of "feature is disabled by default"
The feature is enabled and disabled from that menu, I think the fact that it is defaulted to 'Yes' is pretty definitive. "The feature is enabled by default" is the correct statement in that case.Allow quick reply:
This setting defines if quick reply is enabled or not. If this setting is enabled, forums need to have their quick reply option enabled too.
Re: QR in current SVN
The logic is quite simple:
The feature is enabled iff it is both enabled globally and locally. It is logic:
qr_enabled = qr_enabled_globally ∧ ∃ x. qr_enabled_locally x
Or reversed, QR is disabled:
qr_disabled = ¬qr_enabled_globally ∨ ∀ x. ¬qr_enabled_locally x
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The feature is enabled iff it is both enabled globally and locally. It is logic:
qr_enabled = qr_enabled_globally ∧ ∃ x. qr_enabled_locally x
Or reversed, QR is disabled:
qr_disabled = ¬qr_enabled_globally ∨ ∀ x. ¬qr_enabled_locally x
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Re: QR in current SVN
Perhaps their definition should be, "This setting defines whether quick reply can be enabled or not. If it is set to "off", quick reply will be disabled regardless of per-forum settings."bolverk wrote:This is their definition right from the ACP: (which is why I quoted it in the first place)
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Re: QR in current SVN
Basically, as I understand it, QR is able to be globally enabled/disabled in the general settings. If it is disabled globally, it doesn't matter if you have it on or off in individual forums because it won't show up. The default setting for each forum is for it to be turned off. So, even if it is enabled by default in the global settings, it will only show up if it is turned on in an individual forum. Not too difficult to understand, really. But thanks for clearing that up.
And Acyd Burn is right... if they had it disabled by default, someone would be smart enough to turn it on in one forum but whine when it didn't show up. So it's best just to have it enabled by default to avoid confusion.
And Acyd Burn is right... if they had it disabled by default, someone would be smart enough to turn it on in one forum but whine when it didn't show up. So it's best just to have it enabled by default to avoid confusion.
Re: QR in current SVN
Hopefully posting my response this morning to yet another PM will address any future PM's as well as posts in this topic, which I started and was answered to my satisfaction days ago. Such a simple question asking for clarification on a default setting. *sigh*
image that I had attached not displayed in quote:bolverk wrote:I have electric power in my home. It defaults to "enabled" if I have my master breaker switched on, and assuming I pay my monthly bill If I do not have any equipment using electricity at any given (i.e. nothing is plugged in) time, does that mean my power is disabled? <- rhetorical
The *feature* is enabled by default, or was, henry changed it in SVN after he read this topic.
Here is the flawed argument the team was making:
A. QR is enabled globally by default.
B. The per forum QR switch is defaulted to off.
Their argument is that B is what defines whether QR is enabled or disabled by default. Incorrect. For that to be true then B would control A. And yet in the ACP it is stated quite clearly the opposite. Had they said this: "The QR feature is enabled globally by default but disabled by default at the forum level." that would have been accurate. Instead they said "QR is disabled by default."
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