RadioRob

Definitely possible. Once the framework is in place, we can pretty easily add new categories.

Awesome! We all become just a little bit smarter each day!!

If you hover just over the quoted text, you'll see a little cross hair appear. It will look something like: Once you see the crosshair appear, click it. Then just press delete on your keyboard. It will delete the quote box and the content inside of it. Also... you don't have to quote the full reply. If you only want to quote a small excerpt of a post, highlight the text you want to quote and then click the "quote selection" button that appears. Give those a try and let me know if you're still having problems.

Moderator Note: Merged duplicate post and replies into this thread.

I've made a change where someone can edit their post indefinitely. However once you edit the post, it will reflect as being edited. Once a post is edited, there is not an option to say it won't reflect as edited after X minutes. It's either there or it's not. I don't see a value in hiding the fact it was edited. If it was a typo, so be it. 🙂

Just search the four numbers. Basically the URL itself does not matter. It's the username or the ID number that is the unique part that is best for searching.

Don't search a full URL. Just enter the last part of the username. For example, don't search for: https://rentmasseur.com/Nickshands Instead just search for: Nickshands You'll get more accurate results as you'll find results that have ANY (or no URL) included with it. https://www.companyofmen.org/search/?&q=Nickshands You'll notice in the above example, only the first result would have matched the full URL. You would have missed the other two results which did not have the full address.

What are you exactly searching for?

BJ Roosters is my go to bar when I’m down in ATL even before they moved to their current location. However Swinging Richards is a destination in of itself… Very few places are “their former glory”, especially right now. All we can hope is that better days are ahead and that we don’t lose the few clubs of this type that we have left.

Just to add my two cents as well… THANK YOU to everyone in the community that contributed to helping with Daddy’s funeral and closing of his estate. It’s situations like this that shows “it takes a village”. I also want to take a moment to thank @Orin, Deb and the rest of “Team Washington” for all of their help. Without them we would literally not be here today. Your efforts are sincerely appreciated by us all and we will forever be indebted to you. While we can never PROPERLY show our gratitude, the least we can do is pick up the tab for a nice dinner. I’ll be making arrangements with Orin to make this happen once things settle down for Team Washington. As noted by Jack, Team Washington is in the process of sending unused funds to support additional ongoing costs for the site. This will take care of our immediate future and take off urgent pressure financially. To support our long term needs, we’re buttoning up some plans to make it easier to support the site going forward. We will continue to provide a way for people to send cash/checks/money orders via snail mail. In addition, we will be introducing the ability to contribute online via credit card or ACH. Part of the reason for the amount of time it’s taken to roll this out is to make sure it’s done in a SECURE fashion. Some of you might know my day job involves helping with managing cyber security for several east coast banks, so protection of data is of paramount importance and being designed in a way to minimize what info we actually collect/process. For example, part of my testing now actually involves processing card payments without collecting a physical address. This has slightly more risk, but I’m mitigating that by limiting those transactions to existing members only that have had an account active for XX time. I’m also looking at supporting recurring subscriptions for those that would like an easy way to kick in a couple of bucks on a recurring basis. More details to come on all of this most likely at the end of this week or early next. The loss of Daddy was heart breaking and very difficult for all of us. However at the end of the day, this community has come away stronger than it started. I’m optimistic we can continue to foster the sense of good will and support that has been shown and continue writing another twenty plus years of history together.

I’ve been in FLL and Wilton Manor much of the last week for my birthday and have had a blast. The area is in fine form.

I personally love a manicure. I also have a clear coat gel on my nails as I love the look. I don’t use a color for my nails, but I have zero problems with those that do. To me, it’s just one more sign of someone who takes care of themselves. I would rather see a little color on their nails than a set of nails that are not well maintained that look like they just chew at the tips or not take care of them at all.

Per request from the OP, I’m locking this thread. I was originally going to hide the thread, but I did not want anyone to wonder why the thread disappeared.

I saw him last year (this would be my 3rd time seeing him over the last 3 years or so). Still looks like his pictures and enjoyed myself enough to see him multiple times. 🙂

🤣😅🤪

In the future, feel free to report the post and a moderator can edit a post. I’ve updated the topic title.

I’m glad it’s starting to work for you. Like I suspected, it’s something unique in your configuration. I’m not sure if your router is caching some requests or if using a different browser triggered something with your ISP to update. However at the end of the day it does not really matter if it’s working. 🙂 Hopefully everything will stay stable for you.

This error code specifically relates to CSRF protection saying the expected security hash does not match what was presented by your browser. There are a couple of things that I can think of that would cause this: 1. A bad browser session cookie. One way to test this would be to use a different browser like Chrome or Firefox and seeing if it happens when using a different browser. If not, it’s something browser specific and if it only happens in that browser, I would start by clearing cookies and temporary internet files. 2. You’re using some sort of ad blocker or something that intercepts requests to modify them. If this is the case try disabling it temporarily to see if it fixes the problem. I have not seen any other complaints regarding CSRF errors so I’m pretty confident this is not a widespread server issue. The question is what is unique about how you’re accessing the site that is causing your problem.

This is done by design by IPB. I don't remember how Xenforo worked, but it was intentional to have sub-forums not marked read. By the way... if you want to see unread topics within a specific area, you can create a stream which will show that. https://www.companyofmen.org/discover/?do=create