I have been a memeber in this site about 2 years. But I can not post a URL. Can this be enabled for me?
You can ask a Mod, as you only have 3 posts
Is there a certain # of posts after which it just works?
Answered via PM.
pm me the limit too. I was trying to put URLs in there too and it is quite annoying.
uberpowergeek said:
pm me the limit too. I was trying to put URLs in there too and it is quite annoying.
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You should be over the limit now.
Dave
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I think this is what you were after. If you unzip it and put the folders in your main memory (windows, programs or somewhere similar) you can use them as tray apps.
If its not what you wanted the answer is i don't know
Noticed you've had ringtone troubles. try the cab
And why couldn't this be done in a PM? was it really needed to start a new thread?
For Austinsync
Bless you really are quite bored aren't you. Thought they might be helpful to more than one person to answer your question.
Well, he does have to increase his post count.
JasenR said:
Well, he does have to increase his post count.
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He may be trying to increase his post count, but he had a valid point.
Johnston411 answered a question previously asked by Rickyjune. This was presumably asked in a thread or post in this forum so why wasn't the answer posted there to share with anyone reading that post?
ach2 said:
He may be trying to increase his post count, but he had a valid point.
Johnston411 answered a question previously asked by Rickyjune. This was presumably asked in a thread or post in this forum so why wasn't the answer posted there to share with anyone reading that post?
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He PM'd me. I didn't realise you could send files via PM?
Johnston411 said:
He PM'd me. I didn't realise you could send files via PM?
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Ah ok - have done the same myself, so appologies.
As for PM's - I don't have a problem with answering them but I normally check out who they are from - but I DO have a problem with PM's from people who ask questions they are too lazy to research awnswer to. I'll also try to find a relevant post to attach the answer to if not PM'd back.
ach2 said:
Ah ok - have done the same myself, so appologies.
As for PM's - I don't have a problem with answering them but I normally check out who they are from - but I DO have a problem with PM's from people who ask questions they are too lazy to research awnswer to. I'll also try to find a relevant post to attach the answer to if not PM'd back.
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Fair comment. Didn't think to check for a relevant post to stick it in. Will bear it in mind in the future.
Johnston411 said:
Thought they might be helpful to more than one person
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What are these files?
(I need to increase my post count too! ;-) )
Mark
Now, that was funny...
JasenR said:
Well, he does have to increase his post count.
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a question...
is it possible to change user name...
another question...
is it possible to do this if someone who is joined in march 2007,and has no posts has a user name that you'd like...
mikechannon said:
The only person that can deal with this is the admin "Flar"
You can pm her. It may be that although they have no posts, they have still been loggin in. This would need to be checked.
Mike
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i know about flar...but i didn't want to bother her asking stupid questions...i just wanted to ask generally and see the response...infact i was predicting that you mike will answer first and point me to flar
and i checked earlier last visit was onnnn.....
Last Activity: 01-07-2008 01:47 PM
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well the guy did log few days ago...
ps i'm not psyhic
I'm trying to post a technical advise question in Asus Eee Pad Transformer forum but I keep getting the following message.
To prevent spam to the forums, ALL new users are not permitted to post outside links in their messages. After approximately eight posts, you will be able to post outside links. Thanks for understanding!
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However I don't have any links in the message, it's just text.
I have the same problem but i resolved, i didn't remember how. Sorry.
Codel96 said:
I have the same problem but i resolved, i didn't remember how. Sorry.
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It says it isn't a problem once you have posted 8 posts, but unless I just post meaningless posts (which I ain't going to do), by the time I post 8 times, the problem I have could very well be resolved.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1069298
HI everyone,
I have found topic about 10 post before be able to post in dev fora.
but none about 10 post before be able to post links, so why a such policy ?
Don't just reply to avoid spam, we all guess that, but it could be possible to automatically monitor new user, and if the post a lot of link a modo will be alerted to check him, you could also in this automated function include banned/suspicious rule url. so like that modo will be notified before anyone trigger the alarm
Cya
Why?
Because that's how it is..
I mean is 10 post that much that you needed to open a thread for it ?
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Thx but "Because that's how it is.." don't really reply to my question.
and no 10 post is not too much but when you want communicate an url at your first post (and without you post mean nothing) then yes 10 post is too much
Lise.J said:
Thx but "Because that's how it is.." don't really reply to my question.
and no 10 post is not too much but when you want communicate an url at your first post (and without you post mean nothing) then yes 10 post is too much
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Just get 10 posts and then post all the url's you want you said it its not too much so there is no need to make a thread for it...
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As you may see that XDA is a huge site do it won't be very easy to moderate every new link new users post. Also, there is a restriction from posting in Development forum but that doesn't mean that spams are allowed in other forums. Most spambots have intentions to promote a specific site or advertisement, sometimes profane things, so as to check against it, this rule has been made. However, you are free to suggest something better of you have it in your mind
Lise.J said:
Thx but "Because that's how it is.." don't really reply to my question.
and no 10 post is not too much but when you want communicate an url at your first post (and without you post mean nothing) then yes 10 post is too much
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It is to prevent spammers from posting links. If you want to post it before then, you will need to post it like http: //xda-developers.com. People will figure out how to make it work.
Since you are new here, you may want to give this a read: [GUIDE] - XDA New User Guide - Getting started on XDA
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mikef
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Lise.J said:
HI everyone,
I have found topic about 10 post before be able to post in dev fora.
but none about 10 post before be able to post links, so why a such policy ?
Don't just reply to avoid spam, we all guess that, but it could be possible to automatically monitor new user, and if the post a lot of link a modo will be alerted to check him, you could also in this automated function include banned/suspicious rule url. so like that modo will be notified before anyone trigger the alarm
Cya
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Reactive checking of individual users is simply not possible on a site this size - spammers would spam to get their links visible for a few minutes. The simplest solution is to prevent users with less than 10 posts from posting external links, full stop. This puts off spammers.
In an existing thread, I'd like to make two separate posts, using 'advanced editor', adding two separate, topical titles.
When I add the second post, immediately after the first, it gets appended to the prior post as an edit instead of posting as a new post. So it ends up under an unrelated comment, with a misleading title.
How do you force the second post to be standalone?
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In an existing thread, I'd like to make two separate posts, using 'advanced editor', adding two separate, topical titles.
When I add the second post, immediately after the first, it gets appended to the prior post as an edit instead of posting as a new post. So it ends up under an unrelated comment, with a misleading title.
How do you force the second post to be standalone?
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One way would be to ask a mod. We can add a second individual post for you
n756gkj said:
In an existing thread, I'd like to make two separate posts, using 'advanced editor', adding two separate, topical titles.
When I add the second post, immediately after the first, it gets appended to the prior post as an edit instead of posting as a new post. So it ends up under an unrelated comment, with a misleading title.
How do you force the second post to be standalone?
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Also, this happens because you're posting fast, give it a minute or so before posting your second post.
n756gkj said:
In an existing thread, I'd like to make two separate posts, using 'advanced editor', adding two separate, topical titles.
When I add the second post, immediately after the first, it gets appended to the prior post as an edit instead of posting as a new post. So it ends up under an unrelated comment, with a misleading title.
How do you force the second post to be standalone?
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I would also be highly interested in how that's done - beside asking a moderator. That seems a waste of their time and very tedious.
Waiting a few minutes didn't do the trick on my end.
linux.user said:
I would also be highly interested in how that's done - beside asking a moderator. That seems a waste of their time and very tedious.
Waiting a few minutes didn't do the trick on my end.
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Wait more than a few minutes then. There's a time after which a new post will be created, as opposed to appending the previous post, I can't recall the period.
But mods are happy to help with tasks like this. They only take 60 seconds.
linux.user said:
I would also be highly interested in how that's done - beside asking a moderator. That seems a waste of their time and very tedious.
Waiting a few minutes didn't do the trick on my end.
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Try opening advanced reply options then post
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Wait more than a few minutes then. There's a time after which a new post will be created, as opposed to appending the previous post, I can't recall the period.
But mods are happy to help with tasks like this. They only take 60 seconds.
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Many thanks!
I tried it again a few hours later and then it worked.
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Try opening advanced reply options then post
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Yep, that's what I did, also to use a different title to reflect the different topic. Title will get lost and post just added to the last one - if the time between posting is not long enough. As pointed out in my other reply, a few hours later it worked.