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On the topic of the link directory, I've submitted the link to my web site, and apparently it is supposed to be visible in my profile, as a thumbnail etc, but all I see is the link to it. Am I missing something.
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I see the link.....
Did you provide a JPG image link to show as a thumbnail??
I reckon thats the only way to show a clickable thumbnail
Did you provide a JPG image link to show as a thumbnail??
I reckon thats the only way to show a clickable thumbnail
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Originally Posted by trudge 
On the topic of the link directory, I've submitted the link to my web site, and apparently it is supposed to be visible in my profile, as a thumbnail etc, but all I see is the link to it. Am I missing something.
I see it just fine from your profile?
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Yes. It's been there for a while. I'd forgotten about this thread. Thanks for the reply.
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Re: Guidelines, Forum information, and how to do stuff! Hey
Was just wondering if there is a way to un-attach, Attachments in a thread?
Because i was having problem with my project and i put problem code up and an attachment of my hangman.java and NumberGame.java code which was more or less finished (Also got some great advise).
But on second thoughts was probably not a good idea as i don't want to be giving students like me a fully worked out answer with out putting in the effort themselves as this is a common question in software courses and also knowing that there are always people in these courses (ie my course) that would trail the net for days looking for code if it means that they don't have to write it.
I thought there would be an option to un-attach a file?
Thanks Stephen
Was just wondering if there is a way to un-attach, Attachments in a thread?
Because i was having problem with my project and i put problem code up and an attachment of my hangman.java and NumberGame.java code which was more or less finished (Also got some great advise).
But on second thoughts was probably not a good idea as i don't want to be giving students like me a fully worked out answer with out putting in the effort themselves as this is a common question in software courses and also knowing that there are always people in these courses (ie my course) that would trail the net for days looking for code if it means that they don't have to write it.
I thought there would be an option to un-attach a file?
Thanks Stephen
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"Flag Bad Post" button it's on every post. Although usually a thread bump is just left alone.
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Facts are meaningless. They can be used to prove anything that is even remotely true.
Go then, there are other worlds than these.
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Originally Posted by sarahk
How do we report bad posts - like a bump to a 3 year old thread?
I have seen it done more here than one any other site im on.. (Nothing wrong with it though)
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>Thats not a bad post.. (Nothing wrong with dates)
Assuming the bump is relevant, of course.
Assuming the bump is relevant, of course.
I'm a programmer. My attitude starts with arrogance, holds steady at condescension, and ends with hostility. Get used to it.
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