| Splitting threads -> wrong heading [message #3557] |
Mon, 01 July 2002 08:13  |
smike
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I noticed, that if you split a thread, only the first message in the new thread gets the new heading. All the other replies contain the old heading of the original thread.
Example:
Message1: Heading of old Thread
Message2: Re: Heading of old Thread
Message3: Re: Heading of old Thread
Message4: Re: Heading of old Thread
Now, I split the last two postings into a new thread with the heading "Heading of new Thread".
Message1: Heading of new Thread
Message2: Re: Heading of old Thread
Shouldn't it be renamed into a "Re: Heading of new Thread"?
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| Re: Splitting threads -> wrong heading [message #3563 is a reply to message #3557] |
Mon, 01 July 2002 15:30  |
Ilia
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Cannot be done, because what if the person writing a reply provided a new title for their message instead of the default 'Re: subject'.
I will however look into changing the titles of the stock replies to correspond to the new thread name.
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| Re: Splitting threads -> wrong heading [message #3571 is a reply to message #3570] |
Mon, 01 July 2002 16:30 |
Ilia
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That would be too long because the subject/title of each message is restricted to 100 characters, in the even of long subjects the title would get curoff resulting in even more confusion.
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