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I do....

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for me, no matter where im at home (dailup) or school (no idea but lots faster) the newreply page and editpost all ways load really slow.  but me still agree with DZ

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Originally posted by WDZ
But then nobody would use the regular reply anymore, and the quick reply would be less quick/simple.

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the regular reply would still be useful for polls Anyway, I thin k it's better leave them as they're now. (just make something to the regular reply in order it loads faster)

Add an option in the User CP to turn on attachment field in quick reply area, make it off by defualt, so if people really want it, they can turn it on?

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Originally posted by Kao
Add an option in the User CP to turn on attachment field in quick reply area, make it off by defualt, so if people really want it, they can turn it on?

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IMO, a better option would be for hiding the bbcode/smilie inserters on the full reply page. They're what makes it load so slow.

I hate adding new per-user options though... there's so many fields in that poor table already...

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Originally posted by Chaotic_Shield
I do....

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If it makes showthread.php slower then no. I get annoyed at postreply.php enough. If stuff like that will slow this page down then I vote no.

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Originally posted by WDZ
IMO, a better option would be for hiding the bbcode/smilie inserters on the full reply page. They're what makes it load so slow.

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* Choli agrees

you can even delete (not only hide) those inserters. anyway, who uses that crap?

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Originally posted by WDZ
IMO, a better option would be for hiding the bbcode/smilie inserters on the full reply page. They're what makes it load so slow.

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Move the <script> tags below the textarea, it should speed it up.

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Originally posted by Johnny_Mac

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Originally posted by Chaotic_Shield
I do....

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If it makes showthread.php slower then no. I get annoyed at postreply.php enough. If stuff like that will slow this page down then I vote no.

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One form field isn't going to slow the page down a noticable amount... I'm more concerned with the visual/practical aspects.

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Originally posted by Chris Boulton
Move the <script> tags below the textarea, it should speed it up.

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But the textarea isn't part of the codebuttons, and the <script> include is in the codebuttons template...