[leo_ck]

Hey guys, I just want to share a little something I see in the manga sites e.g mangatrader that I find interesting to place in AT.

I find the system of cancelling the links or download that the members have already visited or downloaded is a good system to have here. It helps to us(the members) to keep track on the links or downloads that we already downloaded his way, we don't have to accidentally re-download them again wasting our computer space.

If you don't get what I mean just look at the image below.
Those links that I cancelled out means that I've already accessed them already and those that isn't cancelled out means I didn't accessed them.


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[Kuro]

It's a good suggestion, but I don't know how easily it's implemented. Hopefully the admins will take a look at this.

[eman]

its actually very easy to implement but the only downside to this is HOW to do it.

1. cookies
2. server-side

using method 1 is the best way I think, but alot of people will have their browsers most likely set to not allow cookies etc for security reasons. on the other hand method 2 is more effective cause all visited links can be stored in a cache folder/file/db, but this means storing a lot of data if the site is getting alot of visitors every few minutes.

but, even still, I vote for this to be implemented

[luxis112]

I vote for this to be implemented

[Parse Error]

Originally Posted by eman

its actually very easy to implement but the only downside to this is HOW to do it.

1. cookies
2. server-side

using method 1 is the best way I think, but alot of people will have their browsers most likely set to not allow cookies etc for security reasons. on the other hand method 2 is more effective cause all visited links can be stored in a cache folder/file/db, but this means storing a lot of data if the site is getting alot of visitors every few minutes.

but, even still, I vote for this to be implemented

Why go through all that when just a tiny dab of CSS will do the trick?

[eman]

Originally Posted by Parse Error

Why go through all that when just a tiny dab of CSS will do the trick?

lol i forgot about tht

[Quirriff]

I vote Nay

[Markus]

I think the idea is quite good. But if the admins are busy, then no need to implement it or could put it on the "To do list"

[WuxingBagua]

I'll report this to them and thread closed, unless other admins and mods say otherWsE. lol