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<< < 498 499 500 501 502 503 504 505 506 507 > >> 6. November 2004, 20:02:20 yes that's the one bumble .. am i missing something? because i thought that it would have been over 6. November 2004, 19:25:11 6. November 2004, 19:18:00 Fencer, i can't remember if this is the right board or not, but could you please look at game 412380? i thought it should have been over but maybe i'm wrong Thanks a bunch! :o) 6. November 2004, 18:00:08 yes, relative URL is "relative" to the web address you are currently at.
For example, we are already sitting at http://brainking.com/ and the extension can be relative to where we are 6. November 2004, 15:00:04  I don't know if either is right... Fencer said the absoulte URL's would be converted to relative URL's and neither of our 'proposals' of relative URL's worked :) 6. November 2004, 14:56:48  Typical, no reply for hours then two come along at once ;oD
Thanks for the explanation! 6. November 2004, 14:54:31 I think relative URL is like /game/Board?bc=1
and absolute url like http://brainking.com/game/Board?bc=1 6. November 2004, 14:51:27  Relative URL is URL like www.abc.com
Absolute URL is, when you type http:// first, so you write http://www.abc.com 6. November 2004, 09:10:29 Whats the difference between a relative URL, and an absolute URL? For all us dumb folk who don't speak computer ;oD
In other words, what do we need to type for it to be a link? Just the www.? 6. November 2004, 07:58:30  Kevin: You don't have to use relative URLs for internal links - even if you make an absolute URL, BK will convert it to relative automatically. 5. November 2004, 23:49:35 Subject: Testing Modified by LongJohn (5. November 2004, 23:50:21) http://www.afl.com.au
Quite handy if you want to quickly copy/paste links. Doesn't look as pretty though 5. November 2004, 23:44:12 Modified by coan.net (5. November 2004, 23:45:40)  Yea, Fencer did that a few weeks back - I find it still a little buggy for example when you put the HTML code for a link, and also inlude the address as the link description - it will throw a mess on the screen.
edit: Actually I just tested what was messing up in the past, and it seems to work now - so just ignore my part about it being buggy 5. November 2004, 23:41:17 I think he is talking about how we can now just type a link without the A .... code
http://www.coan.net http://www.popcan.org http://www.bagiballoon.org http://www.coan.us http://www.coan.ws http://www.coan.info http://www.coan.biz 5. November 2004, 23:13:52 Modified by Kevin (5. November 2004, 23:14:15) Bumble: You mean like: < a href=/game/Board?bc=181>Link< /a> rather than < a href=http://brainking.com/...>Link< /a>? We've been able to do that since all other links were allowed :-) 5. November 2004, 21:30:11 Bernie had that problem too so she might be able to help you 5. November 2004, 20:50:20 Subject: Money Brokers Has anyone outside of the UK used the moneybrokers site to renew a membership? It's asking for a mobile phone # to confirm SMS which means nothing to me. I cant get past this to renew. Anyone with any info on this would be greatly appreciated. 5. November 2004, 18:54:24 4. November 2004, 21:52:06 i check it and it. it is correct.
thanks Bry thanks Harley 4. November 2004, 21:41:11 It could be from two games matches where both players won one game. 4. November 2004, 21:35:28 Maybe you should ask that on the Halma board, Purple :o) (My answer would be that they've got fed up, or both played well and decided on a draw?!) 4. November 2004, 21:31:58  I notice some Halma players have drawn games. How can a game of Halma possibly draw? 4. November 2004, 21:18:04 Harley - Nuno... thats my interpretation too.... "=" meaning "equal" games? 4. November 2004, 21:11:05 I think the (=1) would mean you have one drawn game with this player? I'm not certain though :o) 4. November 2004, 21:01:49 Hi, in games we can see the past score with a player, like this for example:
Score of finished games (Nuno Miguel - XXXX, Anti Reversi): 4 : 0 (= 1) what means (= 1) or (= 0) like i have in some other games? Thanks 4. November 2004, 18:25:31 Subject: Re: Flag Thanks Harley and BBW. I have a flag. Just wondering why everyone else didn't. 4. November 2004, 17:09:25 Flags - If a user does not select a country, no flag is displayed. 4. November 2004, 17:01:37 Bluefin, its just personal choice. You don't have to have a flag.
If its JUST on the game board, but they display a flag elsewhere, it would be your browser not reading it? Try right clicking where the flag should be, and click 'show picture'. 4. November 2004, 16:45:24 Subject: Flags Why is it that some members don't have a flag on the game board ? 4. November 2004, 15:01:54 There is the Boiler room for off subjects 4. November 2004, 08:50:14 hmm ... yes i think i favor single games better
(except in games where 1 color has a big advantage) thanks 4. November 2004, 08:29:02 do all matches count as 1 ? a 5 wins match as well ? 4. November 2004, 07:43:07 do matches count as 1 game in the bkr and number of games played ?
i just won a match of chess (its a miracle indeed ;)) .. 2-0 ... but only 1 win was added to my list .. and i think my total number of games only went up by 1 as well 4. November 2004, 01:26:15 4. November 2004, 00:13:19 Subject: Re: Hmmmm?...board moderating? RANTS and RAVES 4. November 2004, 00:07:21 Subject: Re: Hmmmm?...board moderating? Excuse me Tulip, there is a good reason not to approve the posts ive with-held 4. November 2004, 00:06:10 Subject: Hmmmm?...board moderating? comes to something when the only posts yew see on a certain board now is a moderator talking to himself?.....
so if HE doesnt like a post it just never gets posted?...oh,oh!! 3. November 2004, 21:01:19 i am not talking about a banned board .. more like a flame board (as i have seen in more places) ..
the people who like to insult and be insulted would go there ... the ones who wont dont but of course such board wouldnt come into mind when someone thinks of a game site with fair playing people ... it would lower the sites advertising for what it really is .. a games site i think i vote against the idea myself ;) 3. November 2004, 20:58:35  yes but if people did that they would only be able to post on the banned board and nowhere else lol.
but how many would still go to the banned board to see whats being said lol ? 3. November 2004, 20:57:43 what about a non-moderated board on which everyone can post .. if there is an issue which cant be dealed with in a polite manner .. it has to be taken to that board .. it leaves things open to insult people in public .. and it leaves people with the opportunity to ignore the board 3. November 2004, 20:56:06 I know Jason. I was apologising for editing posts from both of you. << < 498 499 500 501 502 503 504 505 506 507 > >> |
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