Sugested improvement

[pminmo]

One of the things that bugs me with the Zone. My normal process is to do a view new posts, and as I pick through the ones that interest me. Everything navigates fine, using the back button on the browser when I want to go bac and continue through the list. He's my rub,, periodically I find one that I want to respond to using the text box at the bottom of the page. Once I post the reponse, just doing a back button takes me back to the thank you screen unless I'm fast enough to click the back button twice. So it becomes a contest between me and my browser and ISP and the ZONE to back up through the thankyou screen. Not sure how clear this description is.

Phil

[Rekd]

I open the day's posts in one tab, then open each thread from there in a new tab. The tabs open to the right, so I keep meh original page on the left.

[CNCadmin]

Yes I understand you, just do like rekd saud and click the daily post link.

[High Seas]

pminmo (Phil )
I agree - its been a pain in the tukus - but I thought I was missing something - and maybe didn't know any better ----

BUT,
for Rekd (Matt),

Thanks - I'll do that now - I've done the Mozilla 'thing and am no longer slowed down with multiple tabs open! Thanks to you both! Another good reason to make the SWITCH!
Cheers - Jim

[pminmo]

I'm not thrilled with monzilla, but I could use it just here, but other users using netscape or ie will still have the problem.

Phil

[Rekd]

Phil,

There should be a small arrow next to the back button. Hold it down, it should show what you're looking for.

Jim, tabbed browsing roxors meh boxors!

[CNCadmin]

BTW what are you guy's suggesting?

[pminmo]

rekrd good point. never even crossed my mind.

[pminmo]

Looks like the logic that bothers me is backing into a search. i.e. get new posts, as well as submitting a reply. Rather than have an entry form for a reply on the same page, what about a script popup form from a button, so the page you are responding to is still the latest in the browser history buffer? Or maybe set a cookie at the client for some type of flag?

Phil