Adding a comment without leaving main screen
I find that it would be a lot more efficient for me if the comment box was available at the bottom when I expanded the comment list from the main screens so I can add comments to videos.
In other words, I am too lazy to click on the video link to go just to add a comment... and it interrupts my viewing of the video if I'm still watching it while wanting to comment on something.
Is there any way that the comment adding function to a video/sift talk/blog/etc can AJAX-ified?
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In other words, I am too lazy to click on the video link to go just to add a comment... and it interrupts my viewing of the video if I'm still watching it while wanting to comment on something.
Is there any way that the comment adding function to a video/sift talk/blog/etc can AJAX-ified?
This sift talk post is brought to you by the letter Q and the number 7.
11 Comments
gwiz665I think Lucky covered this earlier and it can't really be done, because of how forms work, or something. I'm not sure of the exact reason.
Constitutional_PatriotWhere there's a will, there's a way.
CaptainPlanet420It's pathetic I had to clink into this story just to give you the *quality you deserve.
siftbotAwarding Stingray with one star point for this contribution to Sift Talk - declared quality by CaptainPlanet420.
schmawyMy solution to this requires Firefox and a three-button mouse or a mouse with a clickable scroll wheel. Move your cursor to the link and click down on the wheel to open it in a new tab. This also works on the "back button" and on bookmarks. When I discovered this I did a little dance.
Abducted>> ^schmawy:
My solution to this requires Firefox and a three-button mouse or a mouse with a clickable scroll wheel. Move your cursor to the link and click down on the wheel to open it in a new tab. This also works on the "back button" and on bookmarks. When I discovered this I did a little dance.
Can you fix my mouse? The scroll clicker is broken and I feel helpless.
schmawySure, just send it to
The House of Schmaw
96 Beggars Canyon,
Siftopia, VS
514736
ATTN: service dept.
In the mean time, just hold ctrl while you click, or right click and "open in new tab". Then dance a little.
>> ^Abducted:
>> ^schmawy:
My solution to this requires Firefox and a three-button mouse or a mouse with a clickable scroll wheel. Move your cursor to the link and click down on the wheel to open it in a new tab. This also works on the "back button" and on bookmarks. When I discovered this I did a little dance.
Can you fix my mouse? The scroll clicker is broken and I feel helpless.
Stingray>> ^CaptainPlanet420:
It's pathetic I had to clink into this story just to give you the quality you deserve.
Thanks CP420 for exerting the effort!
Stingray>> ^schmawy:
My solution to this requires Firefox and a three-button mouse or a mouse with a clickable scroll wheel. Move your cursor to the link and click down on the wheel to open it in a new tab. This also works on the "back button" and on bookmarks. When I discovered this I did a little dance.
Good old assignable mouse keys.
I actually do the same thing now, except I usually browse the sift on my laptop with the touchpad, so I right click on the add a comment link and choose open in new tab. I just woke up for the morning and starting my sifting duties for the day and I already have four tabs open to the sift.
randomizeI've been waiting for this idea to be implemented a long time ago, but I can understand if its a simple no can do just because of the physical ramifications. But it would be sick.
legacy0100YES!
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