Posted by member 1 on 2008-08-24 13:01:23 link
I can handle the last 3...
Includes were added a long time ago to make things easier. For example...when I write a theme I include the NLM line into the include file. So I can do a config and do a bunch of IF's for each include. It also makes things waaaay easier to find if they are done/named properly.
The site should log you out after I think 10 minutes of idle time. If it is happening more frequently than that it is because you are going through a proxy that is changing IP addresses every 5.
The start button is AlwaysOnTop...just not in the respect you are thinking. Each module handles their own OnTopness so your Label doesn't control where it is in relation to the taskbar. To correct this you can hook them together or you can reverse the load order of the two modules causing your problems. If I remember correctly the desktop is drawn from the bottom up one module at a time so your label would need to come after your taskbar. And to over simplify things for people searching later. Think of OnTopness like a stack of paper. Each manilla folder is a module and within it you can have multiple pieces of paper. One piece of paper can not come out of a lower folder and be placed on top because it has to be in it's proper folder.
Includes were added a long time ago to make things easier. For example...when I write a theme I include the NLM line into the include file. So I can do a config and do a bunch of IF's for each include. It also makes things waaaay easier to find if they are done/named properly.
The site should log you out after I think 10 minutes of idle time. If it is happening more frequently than that it is because you are going through a proxy that is changing IP addresses every 5.
The start button is AlwaysOnTop...just not in the respect you are thinking. Each module handles their own OnTopness so your Label doesn't control where it is in relation to the taskbar. To correct this you can hook them together or you can reverse the load order of the two modules causing your problems. If I remember correctly the desktop is drawn from the bottom up one module at a time so your label would need to come after your taskbar. And to over simplify things for people searching later. Think of OnTopness like a stack of paper. Each manilla folder is a module and within it you can have multiple pieces of paper. One piece of paper can not come out of a lower folder and be placed on top because it has to be in it's proper folder.