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Which FS version does your problem relate to?

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Our previous attempt to let people indicate clearly which FS version their problem relates to did not really work. Most of the threads are still posted without this useful information.

So now we have installed a little plugin that lets you easily specify which version your problem relates to. And for all development related forums it is required to enter this information. This way other people can see more clearly what you ean and hopefully you get better answers as well.

Below you see a screenshot of how it looks when you create a new thread. And it is require to enter something, so you will get an error if you forget.
 

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I have changed it from radio buttons to a drop down box now. So the screenshot is not 100% accurate anymore.
 
Unfortunately, since it "defaults" to N/A, this still isn't going to work as expected... :eek:

Maybe if you add a "blank" as the first item on the picklist it might force the poster to pay attention!
 
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Hi,

May I suggest to set this also for those who do a reply ?
If I answer or add something related to another FS version... and I forget it, it will confuse everybody.
And it's probably more simply to have one item (reply and new thread) setup in the same way. :rolleyes:

Greetz. José.
 
Hi Bill,

Unfortunately, since it "defaults" to N/A, this still isn't going to work as expected... :eek:

Maybe if you add a "blank" as the first item on the picklist it might force the poster to pay attention!

Agreed, there is an option to force the user entering, but that does not work with a dropdown box. I tried it with radio buttons (see the first screenshot), but then the layout is so confused that you can't see clear which radio button belongs to which label.

So that is why I changed it to dropdown, till we can figure out that layout problem.
 
Hi Jose,

May I suggest to set this also for those who do a reply ?
If I answer or add something related to another FS version... and I forget it, it will confuse everybody.
And it's probably more simply to have one item (reply and new thread) setup in the same way. :rolleyes:

The whole reason of this option is that we want to make people more aware of the version that a question relates to, so that they give an answer that applies to that version as well. So then the reply does not need this setting, as it should be for the same version.
 
Option set back to the radio buttons, but now the layout is much clearer. So now it is really required to enter something :).
 
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