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Posted By: maverick Location - 10/06/00 12:45 PM
Anyone know what the significance of the <Location> tag is - at the moment, Jackie is mess_handler whilst I am just online, and rhubarb has just changed from the same as Jackie (in this respect at least!) to viewmessage...???

Does it just act as some kind of log of where in the system someone's browser is pointing?

Posted By: AnnaStrophic Re: Location - 10/06/00 01:03 PM
at the moment, Jackie is mess_handler

... part of the job when you're a gutter-dweller.

Posted By: RhubarbCommando Re: Location - 10/06/00 02:35 PM
Jackie is mess_handler


It's because she's the one who's got rubber gloves and a mask

Posted By: Jackie Re: Location - 10/06/00 02:39 PM
I've wondered about that!! Right now I am "online", but most of the time I've looked, I am "showflat", and I have
no clue what any of them mean!
Though I suppose mess handler is appropriate for me.

Posted By: Jazzoctopus Re: Location - 10/06/00 04:26 PM
Those Location things correspond to what you're doing at the time. It says what section of the webpage you're on. Online means that you're checking who is [u]online[/u]. View message means that that person is looking at a message. Post means that that person is posting a message and showflat means that the person is looking at the board in flat mode at that time.

Posted By: maverick Re: Location - 10/06/00 04:31 PM
Thanks, Jazz! But no fancy footwork??

I really think you should go drop a bomb into the etymology site I've posted a url for in one of the strings - I think they are just waiting for your brand of enlightened mayhem

Posted By: RhubarbCommando Re: Location - 10/07/00 02:58 PM
showflat means that the person is looking at the board in flat mode

What does it say if I'm looking at the board in an up-beat mode?

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