Syncing local changes like this is always a problem, especially during an alpha or beta period when the core code is still in a state of flux like this.
Steve may have some SVN trick up his sleeve but I somehow doubt it. He will back tomorrow.
I tend to do these things the old-fashioned way by comparing two files in my code editor which, in my case, then gives me the option to copy changes from one file to the other. It is actually quick and easy of course when it comes down to it.

Yellow Swordfish said:

All date/times are now stackable if the date/time options are used instead of the nicedate option.

The exception is the List View. Haven’t decided about that one yet…

List view should be the same IMO, so lets have it 🙂

I’m not sure I agree. The List View is a heavily ‘cut down to basics’ view with just those 3 lines for each entry. The idea is to keep it as lightweight as possible and also as tight as possible. Stacking the date in there could be problematic..

OK I can live with it, Paul4 will moan like hell though. Looks like I’ll be the buffer again. I like what you have done with group and forum view, works great for me.

paul4 will NOT moan like hell

In fact paul4 is quite lost with all these views, and list view is what exactly?

And no smart-alec quips Conrad old chap, since tis recorded that you didn’t know what list view was only 3 days ago

list view is stripped down generic view… like the recent posts, the list in subscriptions, the list in watches, etc…

No quips from me old chap. If you look at something like a list generated from the search engine in will not have the current absolute time display.

We can chat about it on the forum.

as for search view… that is a template file… its not using the list view stuff…

you can easily just add more elements that you want to display to the search template file…

Mr Papa said:

you can easily just add more elements that you want to display to the search template file…

Yep 🙂

You can call time/date or nicedate and format it in Chinese if you wish.

Conrad_Farlow said:

We can chat about it on the forum.

Yes, let’s

Is it ? Oh good. I’m not sure that I ever use list view then. You’d better give me a pointer to the definitive guide on views.

• Group view when you look at what is essentially the front page, it shows groups and the forums in those groups.
• Forum view when you look at a specific forum and see a list of topics for that forum
• Topic view where you see the posts for that topic
• List view – obviously I have no idea

Conrad

Right on all of the above. I think we have covered list view earlier in this thread. So – common places where it is used – The New Post List that was appended to the Group View that you removed from your own template; All New Post List popups – like the one to the right of the breadcrumbs; Search results…

Anywhere a simple list of topics is required.