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Noheaders Cookie (14th Feb 08 at 8:32pm UTC)
When using the noheaders feature, it has to be added in manually on every page. I think a good idea would be for when noheaders/1/ is used, it saved a noheaders cookie, which stops headers & footers form loading without having to re-enter. As long as noheaders is functioning, it will say "NOHEADERS ACTIVE [Exit NH Mode]" below the ads, with "Exit NH Mode" being a link that clears the cookie.
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Re: Noheaders Cookie (29th Feb 08 at 2:06am UTC)
I was going to suggest this, only I was going to say to use: &NOHEADERS
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Re: Noheaders Cookie (29th Feb 08 at 7:44am UTC)
why &NOHEADERS? We're not proboards. So simply suggesting it because that's what proboards use is not a valid reason to have it.
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Re: Noheaders Cookie (29th Feb 08 at 8:47pm UTC)
Also, what difference is it if it's &NOHEADERS=1 or how it is now? [/noheaders/1/]
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Re: Noheaders Cookie (29th Feb 08 at 11:14pm UTC)
Posted By Marc on 29th Feb 08 at 8:47pm Also, what difference is it if it's &NOHEADERS=1 or how it is now? [/noheaders/1/] I would have thought it's essentially exactly the same, isn't it? Yes, i am aware it's a rhetorical question
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