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is there a way to add existing text from the msg board into a thread? For example the church and state thread got created way into the discussion, can the previous discussion be programatically incorporated? Or does the text exist in one location OR another... ~gurkie
great idea! -sam
pierce: you don't yet. or . . . you ask me to change a thread from one to the other. ~a
so how do you create a new thread with multiline support like the gmap one? - pierce
"NAME OF YOUR NEW THREAD" will be the starting title of your new thread. ~a
"NAME OF YOUR NEW THREAD" will get posted to the message board with a link to your new thread. ~a
first, type "/thread NAME OF YOUR NEW THREAD" on the message board and hit enter (put whatever you want as the name). ~a
i recently created a new system that allows anybody to create a new thread. ~a
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(msgboard now uses mysql) ~a
they're all basically just text files with a small binary file used for lookup. ~a
gurkie: it could be done, but i doubt anybody would care ~a
is there a way to add existing text from the msg board into a thread? For example the church and state thread got created way into the discussion, can the previous discussion be programatically incorporated? Or does the text exist in one location OR another... ~gurkie
great idea! -sam
pierce: you don't yet. or . . . you ask me to change a thread from one to the other. ~a
so how do you create a new thread with multiline support like the gmap one? - pierce
"NAME OF YOUR NEW THREAD" will be the starting title of your new thread. ~a
"NAME OF YOUR NEW THREAD" will get posted to the message board with a link to your new thread. ~a
first, type "/thread NAME OF YOUR NEW THREAD" on the message board and hit enter (put whatever you want as the name). ~a
i recently created a new system that allows anybody to create a new thread. ~a
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is there a way to add existing text from the msg board into a thread? For example the church and state thread got created way into the discussion, can the previous discussion be programatically incorporated? Or does the text exist in one location OR another... ~gurkie
great idea! -sam
pierce: you don't yet. or . . . you ask me to change a thread from one to the other. ~a
so how do you create a new thread with multiline support like the gmap one? - pierce
"NAME OF YOUR NEW THREAD" will be the starting title of your new thread. ~a
"NAME OF YOUR NEW THREAD" will get posted to the message board with a link to your new thread. ~a
first, type "/thread NAME OF YOUR NEW THREAD" on the message board and hit enter (put whatever you want as the name). ~a
i recently created a new system that allows anybody to create a new thread. ~a