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How you guys are making the "Originally Posted by.."
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Raghavan Muthu
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Hello Ranchers, Whenever we want to quote the earlier post by someone else, we would make use of "Quote" tags of UBB. But then almost the very first line would be
"Originally Posted by XXXX:".
Since when I saw it in some of the earlier posts, i started following the same practice as it helps to easily identify for whose post this particular reply is made for. While doing so, i used to manually type the aforementioned line. Is everyone doing the same or is there any other easy alternative to do that? Just wanted to know. [ August 09, 2007: Message edited by: Raghavan Muthu ]
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Paul Sturrock
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Originally posted by Raghavan Muthu: Hello Ranchers, Whenever we want to quote the earlier post by someone else, we would make use of "Quote" tags of UBB. But then almost the very first line would be Since when I saw it in some of the earlier posts, i started following the same practice as it helps to easily identify for whose post this particular reply is made for. While doing so, i used to manually type the aforementioned line. Is everyone doing the same or is there any other easy alternative to do that? Just wanted to know. [ August 09, 2007: Message edited by: Raghavan Muthu ]
You don't have to manually type the line, just click on the above the post and it will happen as if by magic
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Raghavan Muthu
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Originally posted by Paul Sturrock: You don't have to manually type the line, just click on the ![]() above the post and it will happen as if by magic
Just testing the same as you have told Paul! Thank you
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Nitesh Kant
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On top of every message/reply there is a link with the symbol as quotes(""). If you click this link, the line you are mentioning will come automatically. It does not come when you use the Quote button at the bottom of the editor.
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Raghavan Muthu
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Originally posted by Nitesh Kant: On top of every message/reply there is a link with the symbol as quotes(""). If you click this link, the line you are mentioning will come automatically. It does not come when you use the Quote button at the bottom of the editor.
Thanks Nitesh. I got it!
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Rahul Bhattacharjee
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I too used to do it the same way earlier , not anymore. Then I got to know by following the changing parameters to click.It sends the message number and reply number within that post to which we want to create a quote (I guess). Implemented this in one of the projects.Thanks to the ranch software.
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Raghavan Muthu
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Originally posted by Rahul Bhattacharjee: I too used to do it the same way earlier , not anymore. Then I got to know by following the changing parameters to click.It sends the message number and reply number within that post to which we want to create a quote (I guess). Implemented this in one of the projects.Thanks to the ranch software.
Means, were you too doing the same Rahul? Thats a nice thing. I have just now observed it after seeing your post. The value to the 'ubb' parameter says that 'reply' or 'newpost' and the 'replyto' parameter carries the actual post in the thread to be quoted '00004' [good that they anticipated a thread could have a max. of replies in 5 digit count! ;-)]. I dont get one last parameter "&java" which gets added to either "New post or "Post Reply". Is it to mention that its for Java forum?
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