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comprex:

--- Quote from: Shecky on April 24, 2011, 11:23:51 PM ---Trying to understand how that last would qualify as a "reply" in the first place - wouldn't you need to see the posts in order to reply?

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One _does_ see the posts.   They are right above the reply box, in normal thread order.   In fact, some find it more convenient to look at previous posts in as-posted order instead of in reverse-posted order (the case with the current click-to-create reply box).

Shecky:

--- Quote from: comprex on April 25, 2011, 03:53:06 AM ---One _does_ see the posts.   They are right above the reply box, in normal thread order.   In fact, some find it more convenient to look at previous posts in as-posted order instead of in reverse-posted order (the case with the current click-to-create reply box).


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Maybe it's the wording, but it seems that "0 page loads" wouldn't load the page the posts are on. And you see the previous posts in as-posted order when you look at the thread to begin with.

Or am I missing something you guys are assuming and not saying, so I'm not seeing at all what you're talking about as a result?

comprex:

--- Quote from: Shecky on April 25, 2011, 10:24:07 AM ---something you guys are assuming and not saying, so I'm not seeing at all what you're talking about as a result?

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Perhaps?    Imagine that the normal page for viewing  a thread includes a dialog box (much like you now have the  Jump-To box on the lower right) expanded to fit the width of the screen, maybe half or a third as high as the usual reply screen, labeled 'Quick Reply'

It loads at the same time,  as part of the thread viewing page, therefore the only effect of a click is to put the cursor in the dialog box, without reloading.

Shecky:

--- Quote from: comprex on April 25, 2011, 12:27:30 PM ---Perhaps?    Imagine that the normal page for viewing  a thread includes a dialog box (much like you now have the  Jump-To box on the lower right) expanded to fit the width of the screen, maybe half or a third as high as the usual reply screen, labeled 'Quick Reply'

It loads at the same time,  as part of the thread viewing page, therefore the only effect of a click is to put the cursor in the dialog box, without reloading.



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Ah, I see now - so it's not "0 page loads" but one page load. Yeah, that I've seen. My own peculiarity, I guess, is that I prefer to use the Quote function so that folks reading my post know exactly who I'm responding to - but that's just me. Then again, I don't use cell phones or slow-loading internet when I'm here, so maybe the lack of delay in loading a new page makes it a non-issue to begin with for me.

Mutual understanding achieved. Carry on. :D

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