I just wanted to be one of the first ones to speak out about Telerik's new site design. It looks so great! I love all aspects of the new site. I do miss the automatic drop-down menus though. On a whole, Telerik, thanks for refreshing the design so well. I hope everyone else enjoys it as much as I do!
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answered on 08 Nov 2008, 02:54 AM
Although a quick fix to the sorting of the forums threads is a must... it's impossible to find things at the moment, because there is no logical sort being applied. Obviously clickable header sorts would be even better.
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Hello,
Thank you all for your feedback. We log all issues and suggestions for fixing or future implementation.
Mike - as far as I can see, forum threads are sorted by last post, descending?
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Dimo
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Thank you all for your feedback. We log all issues and suggestions for fixing or future implementation.
Mike - as far as I can see, forum threads are sorted by last post, descending?
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Dimo
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answered on 11 Nov 2008, 08:28 AM
For me, this thread appears halfway down the page... in the middle of some April posts.
eg. Descending: Apr-16, Apr-16, 12mins-ago, Nov-6, Nov-6, Oct-22, Apr-4, Mar-25
I've noticed this in a few other forums... threads ending up in bizare sorting positions.
eg. Descending: Apr-16, Apr-16, 12mins-ago, Nov-6, Nov-6, Oct-22, Apr-4, Mar-25
I've noticed this in a few other forums... threads ending up in bizare sorting positions.
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Hello MB,
There were some "sticky" threads (the ones that show with a red pin on the left side) - these always stay on top of the list. We often use these for keeping important info on the top of the threads and it is not lost among other threads.
In this specific case the "sticky" threads were with some outdated info so I just unpinned them.
Best wishes,
Ivo
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There were some "sticky" threads (the ones that show with a red pin on the left side) - these always stay on top of the list. We often use these for keeping important info on the top of the threads and it is not lost among other threads.
In this specific case the "sticky" threads were with some outdated info so I just unpinned them.
Best wishes,
Ivo
the Telerik team
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