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December 23rd, 2002, 07:54 AM
#1
"Expand All" Link
I tried searching, but didn't see a previous thread on this topic, so here I go...
Wouldn't it be better to have the "Expand All" link iterate through a javascript loop to expand each post (in much the same way we do when we click on the + symbol)? I would think this would create two distinct benefits:
1) Faster expansion in the browser.
2) Less load on the server.
Since the text from each post is already loaded when you view the thread, you could cut the additional load on the server and the user could get faster expansion of the posts.
Just a thought!
Mike Reilly
bluebeard96@yahoo.com
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December 23rd, 2002, 08:14 AM
#2
Senior Member
Would it be worth ?
It wouldnt make much of a difference to the server as the text is already loaded, and would you want to press the "+" everytime you view a thread to expand all threads ?
In my view, it would add to only extra coding,so don't think it'd make much of a difference. Anyway, that's just my opinion.
\"I have a 386 Pentium.\"
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December 23rd, 2002, 03:40 PM
#3
Invader... as it currently works, the "Expand All" link RELOADS the entire page and adds a tag to the URL saying "&display=show". When you click on the "+" for your post, it runs this javascript: onclick="contract(p589615e);expand(p589615h);". Since the text is pre-loaded and the javascript is being run on the client side, it would work much faster than the current method (making a new page request and downloading all the posts again). I'm just recommending that the expand all link, rather than being an actual page request, be modified to do an onclick=contract/expand([all posts numbers]). Not sure of the syntax, but it's easily done.
Mike Reilly
bluebeard96@yahoo.com
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December 23rd, 2002, 03:44 PM
#4
Senior Member
hm bluebeard, i have not done this before, so i do not know the practicality of the suggestion.
I believe it could be tried, of course, if people agree that this would save time.
\"I have a 386 Pentium.\"
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