We have implemented a favourites facility, which enables you to create a list of your favourite threads, so that you can easily view them without having to search back through the other threads.

You will notice towards the left hand side of each thread title there is a grey star icon. To add a thread to your favourites, simply click on this and it will turn gold. You can select as many threads as you want, and then to view them simply click on the orange Display Favourites Only button towards the top left of the bulletin boards.

If you are viewing a thread that you want to add to your favourites, you will notice a grey star next to the thread title on the first post - again just click on this and it will be added to your favourites.


Ian

Big Al, ;-)))

The favourites stars don't appear on a MAC, either next to the topic title or in the thread list.

The "Display Favourites" option in the thread list also appears squashed and only says "Display Favour"

Strawbs.

Hi Strawbs,

Is it on Safari? If so, which version?

Thanks
J.

Strawbs,

I had the same problem, just empty the Cache then refresh and bobs your uncle.

Well done folks. An added incentive to keep some of those old chestnuts refreshed when they drop into the mists.

TP

Hi Juraj,

Yes. Version 3.1.2 (4525.22).

The page source has the tag information for the favourites, but it's not being rendered by Safari. Tried that Stan. No change.

Strawbs.

Seems to be working now... ;-)

Thanks.

Strawbs.

Very good new function.

Could we have a ZAP button as well.

Promise not to use it to frequently!

What would it do?

;-0

Big Al, send a sharp shock to his brain i would have thought;-)
ide like to bloody zap him with a tazer gun;-)
maybe money am instead of organising a xmas dinnner should organise one of those paint ball days, that could be a right load of fun,

mmm, naked paintball.

Why's Xmas cancelled anyway?

The words Ruth and Brain in the same post.. a contradiction in terms surely?

Stan,;-) u dont need brains to succeed in life, you only need common sense,and i have been blessed with it by the bucket full;-)))
take a look at the brains behind our big banking institiutions and what their brains have achieved , then look at the brains behind our politicians and see the mess their combined brains have achieved
And then look at little Ruthy in Rochdale,not big in the brain department,
but a very high achiever through her common sense approach ;-)

Brains or common sense, i know which ide opt for every day of the week,
says the girl with the world at her feet;-)and living a fulfilling life way way above her wildest dreams ;-)



Ruth xxx

I rest my case -):

If I were to think of just one person to give my whole pot to, just to look after it safely for a while, I know for a fact who it would be and have known who it would be for years.

The guy is a car dealer.

However, I would NOT buy a car from him. Neither would I sell him a car of mine.

His job was to sell a car at the best possible price. Similarly, his job was also to buy a car at the best possible price. He is ruthless. He is open. He is so full of common sense, he is almost unbelievable. He has other qualities too. One of them being the amount of effort he puts into his research on things.

The quality, which he has that I like, is that he wants to share his knowledge with you and help you benefit from it and his experiences. This is what gives him the 'big buzz'. It's surely no surprise to you I'm sure, when I tell you he is a multi-millionaire.

If I were to let him do for me as I have suggested above, I dare bet I'd get more back from him than I gave him in the first place. He would get such a buzz from the trust I'd placed in him.

This man has more common sense than 100 people added together.

Execline, is he married;-)
The quality i look for in a man isnt brains, his brain is of no relevance/ interest to me,
common sense and trust are;-)

Ruth, If you had a Tazer gun, you would probably shoot your self in the foot, and blame someone else.

Fred, firstly there is no way i would shoot myself in the foot unless i was sat down while firing, as i have 2 large obstructions in the way,i cant see my feet when stood up so the chances of shooting myself in the foot are very slim;-)

Secondly, you should know by now,as most of our argumrents revolve around this very issue,my pet hate is people blaming others for their own mistakes/actions ,so think you can safely say i certainly wouldnt try and fob the blame onto anyone other than myself!

Anyway getting back to the original topic,the function of this new favourites thingie , i think its a good idea,some great old threads on here,

Ian,

I'm a bit puzzled (and not for the 1st time where computer technicalities are concerned )-:

Someone makes a suggestion which gets "actioned" very quickly which is great, but we have the following which I think are far more important for Trading Shares and they have still not been dealt with. The Priorities seems a bit astray.

"Outstanding bugs:

Lag in HTML stockwatch

Issue with icons on safari borwser launching from stockwatch

Issues with delay in chart

Flashing of non changing MM quotes on SEAQ stocks

Directional arrows on level 2 not showing

Incorrect news articles due to same epic code from different exchanges"

How come the 6 above are still not fixed?

Number 2, I find particularly annoying.

Stan,

A number of these are being worked on as we speak - this has been implemented as it was literally an hours worth of work - no resources were taken from any area which would have an impact on any other work we were doing,

Ian