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Post by BuckSkin on Feb 1, 2022 19:10:44 GMT
I just learned something about thread titles; they will not acknowledge portions that are copy/pasted.
I recently created a thread with three words in the title, 27 characters including the spaces; I typed the first word and pasted the other two.
After a bit, I noticed that only the first word was displaying.
At first, I thought I had forgotten to paste in the other two words.
I clicked "Edit" and there were all three of my words in the title bar.
I clicked "Save Changes" and still only the single word was displaying.
I went into Edit again; and, this time, I deleted the two missing words and manually typed them in = that fixed it.
So, the moral of this story is...., copy/paste must not work for titles... at least not in this case.
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Post by pontiac1940 on Feb 2, 2022 3:13:30 GMT
For some reason I thought I had copy and pasted a title ... I'm too lazy to type Good to know.
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Post by Tpgettys on Feb 2, 2022 6:29:28 GMT
I just learned something about thread titles; they will not acknowledge portions that are copy/pasted. I recently created a thread with three words in the title, 27 characters including the spaces; I typed the first word and pasted the other two. After a bit, I noticed that only the first word was displaying. At first, I thought I had forgotten to paste in the other two words. I clicked "Edit" and there were all three of my words in the title bar. I clicked "Save Changes" and still only the single word was displaying. I went into Edit again; and, this time, I deleted the two missing words and manually typed them in = that fixed it. So, the moral of this story is...., copy/paste must not work for titles... at least not in this case.
I tried to duplicate your experience, but was unsuccessful; the copy/pasted words did show up in the thread title. If you are willing, please try again and let us know your results BuckSkin.
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Post by BuckSkin on Feb 2, 2022 7:47:07 GMT
I just learned something about thread titles; they will not acknowledge portions that are copy/pasted. I recently created a thread with three words in the title, 27 characters including the spaces; I typed the first word and pasted the other two. After a bit, I noticed that only the first word was displaying. At first, I thought I had forgotten to paste in the other two words. I clicked "Edit" and there were all three of my words in the title bar. I clicked "Save Changes" and still only the single word was displaying. I went into Edit again; and, this time, I deleted the two missing words and manually typed them in = that fixed it. So, the moral of this story is...., copy/paste must not work for titles... at least not in this case.
I tried to duplicate your experience, but was unsuccessful; the copy/pasted words did show up in the thread title. If you are willing, please try again and let us know your results BuckSkin . I will try to remember to repeat my performance on my next thread. Remember --- I actually typed the first word and then pasted the other two words.
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Post by Tpgettys on Feb 2, 2022 16:52:20 GMT
Remember --- I actually typed the first word and then pasted the other two words.
Yes, that is what I did also.
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Post by BuckSkin on Feb 4, 2022 13:46:47 GMT
Using Chrome, it did the exact same thing again.
In my Share Your Work thread "Cincinnati Eastern Railroad", I manually typed Cincinnati and pasted Eastern Railroad.
When I submitted the thread, all that showed up as a title was "Cincinnati"
I edited, hand-typing "Eastern Railroad" and it worked.
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