I agree. I exhibit the same behavior pattern as Eli, so I have never
seen a green news bar, nor do I notice the news items on the homepage.
Beth
On 12/8/15 9:17 AM, Eli wrote:
ah ha! OK. That makes sense then!
Though as a side-discussion, I wonder how effective that is. (IE: If
it should maybe show up the first 'few times' that someone comes? Or
even just always until they click an 'X' to mean "OK OK, I get it)
Because I know at least my own use-case, is usually than when going to
php.net, say, for some documentation, I usually type in php.net, and
then instantly hit the search bar or click on Documentation. Without
really reading what's on the main page.
So hitting me again with the green bar would be really useful. May be
for others as well.
ESPECIALLY for important news like: PHP7 released.
Eli
On 12/7/15 6:24 PM, Hannes Magnusson wrote:
If you visit php.net/anythingElse without having seen the latest news
entry, we'll let you know that there are news you haven't seen yet.
When you visit http://php.net then you've seen the news entry and we
won't bother you about that entry.
-Hannes
On Mon, Dec 7, 2015 at 10:33 AM, Eli <e...@eliw.com> wrote:
BTW? Another reason that it appears that the Green Bar wasn't on my mind:
Appears that it doesn't work at all in Firefox. At least at the
moment. Neither I (nor anyone else I tagged to check quickly) can make
it show up in Firefox. Chrome appears to always show it. Safari shows
it sporatically? IE: You have to make a private browsing experience to
see it. Just going directly/normally it won't show up for anyone at my
offices here.
Is there a bug there that needs looked into? Or am I missing something
about how it's supposed to work?
Eli
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