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  • 9. dubna 2008 15:59
     
     
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    When a long thread is opened, it may require several scrolll/page up operations in order to close the thread.

    Seems that at a 'minimum', the breadcrumb could be duplicated at the bottom of the thread.
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  • 22. května 2008 16:55
     
     
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    Good point, looks like a couple people have mentioned this now, seems like a good thing to add. Thanks!
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  • 22. května 2008 18:58
     
     
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    Arnie what's your general use case around this?
    You want to go back to the breadcrumb to click the link to the forum?  I find I just generally hit my back button to get back.
    Sam Jarawan STO Forums - Senior Development Lead
     
  • 7. června 2008 15:48
     
     
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    Many web applications discourage the use of the back button, due to the divergence between what the browser considers "back" and what the application considers "back". It's being trained out of us.

    I now think that, even if the two concepts of "back" are the same for a given application, the application should provide its own "previous" and "next" buttons, or "back" and "forward" if you like. Even if they don't diverge now, they may in the future.
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  • 7. června 2008 18:28
     
     
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     The back button of the MSDN forums new and old does not work as expected because the pages are AJAX enabled without enabling page history which helps the Microsoft AJAX framework remember the previous page.  This is not obvious to regular developers if you don't know AJAX pages. 

    At the MVP conference forum moderators meeting I promised to send the info to the forum team but I have not done that yet so I take some of the blame for the current behavior.  And why Microsoft does not know that is related to interest in AJAX.


    http://quickstarts.asp.net/Futures/ajax/doc/history.aspx

    http://www.asp.net/learn/3.5-extensions-videos/video-242.aspx

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  • 19. června 2008 19:42
     
     
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    We do keep page history when hitting the back button, can you explain the problem you are seeing?
    Sam Jarawan Social Platform Forums - Senior Development Lead
     
  • 19. června 2008 19:51
     
     
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    The back button sometimes takes me to previous site not MSDN sometimes two sites before MSDN, this happens many times a day.
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  • 19. června 2008 19:52
     
     
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    Let me know if you can come up with some repro steps, we should be able to fix this.

    thanks.
    Sam Jarawan Social Platform Forums - Senior Development Lead
     
  • 19. června 2008 20:03
     
     
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    I browse pages of forums I use for questions to answer sometimes when going back it goes to a different site, I use the following forums.

    Framework
    BaseClass
    CLR
    64bits
    Networking
    VS Installation
    C# General
    VB General

    These are just the ones I remember.


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