<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by dan at WebFlyer:
To clarify, you mean that when you go into "MilesBuzz" or "S.P.A.M." or even a program's forum, such as "Air Canada", the page title just says "FlyerTalk Miles", right? </font>
Right, exactly.
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That's a default behavior of the bulletin board software... you'll get a unique page title when you click into a particular post, just not the main thread listing.</font>
hmm, actually, I don't. Probably some buggie in Netscape 4.7... When I open the frame in a new window, it comes up with the thread title, but that's not all that important to me - I can't imagine needing to bookmark a particular thread...
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">We can look into possibly modifying the title behavior for the thread listing pages, but it may take a while...
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I was just wondering. Netscape names it's bookmarks accoring to what's within the <title> tags, and with some people recently complaining about the complexities of posting in the appropriate forum, and/or navigating across forums, I was just thinking of any way to make it easier for them to hop around. I generally use my bookmarks rather than navigate, because that way, the forums I'm interested in are always one click away.
But this idea hasn't seemed to generate any groundswell of support
, so no biggie, but I do appreciate the response.
Sue