lejustemilieu wrote:Another problem is also that the answers are evolving ... what a puzzle ..
That's it I understood: you have reinvented the principle ... of forum?
lejustemilieu wrote:Another problem is also that the answers are evolving ... what a puzzle ..
elephant wrote:All the engineers will tell you that each solution is a compromise, for example between cost price, aesthetics, performance, available materials ... and the portfolio.
Christophe the engineer wrote:and there is never a single solution to a problem ... and surely not THE ideal solution: there are worse and less worse ...
fc89 wrote:One thing that could make browsing easier and may be relieving the server.
fc89 wrote:Would it not be possible to put the link of the pages in front of each subject of the frame "Last active subjects".
Last active topics (see the last 25 active topics)
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fc89 wrote:Each time you click on a subject, you fall on the first page, you must then go to the bottom of the page to click on the last to have the next page.
So it would be interesting if all the pages were present opposite each subject.
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Or tell me that I don't know how to surf!
Depending on the time, it will row anyway.
fc89 wrote:Each time you click on a subject, you fall on the first page, you must then go to the bottom of the page to click on the last to have the next page.
So it would be interesting if all the pages were present opposite each subject. (...)
Or tell me that I don't know how to surf!
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