Thread: Multi Quote Messages

Hi,
Can anybody please give me instructions on how to Multi Quote messages, it appears whenever I hit that tab nothing happens?

Thanks
John

People get mutliple quotes from different posts. How is this done also? Thanks for asking the question John.

Justin

At the bottom right corner of every post are three (sometimes four) buttons:
The Quote button, which we must be aware of in order to quote, a "+" button and a "-" button.
Hitting the Quote button will instantly put the quote into the "Reply" page and send you there.
Clicking the "+" button let's the system know that you wish to quote that person eventually, but waits until you click Reply before taking you to the Reply page and inserting the relevant text. You may "+" any number of posts to have them each inserted. They will all be multi-quoted when you click Reply.
If you decide you don't want to quote one that you've already clicked "+" on, then clicking the "-" will remove it from the list.

X

Thank you Mr. X --- appreciate it.


Justin

Originally Posted by xman

At the bottom right corner of every post are three (sometimes four) buttons:
The Quote button, which we must be aware of in order to quote, a "+" button and a "-" button.
Hitting the Quote button will instantly put the quote into the "Reply" page and send you there.
Clicking the "+" button let's the system know that you wish to quote that person eventually, but waits until you click Reply before taking you to the Reply page and inserting the relevant text. You may "+" any number of posts to have them each inserted. They will all be multi-quoted when you click Reply.
If you decide you don't want to quote one that you've already clicked "+" on, then clicking the "-" will remove it from the list.

X

Wow....what planet am I on??? I don't have any + or - buttons - I've got an 'Edit' button, a 'Quote' button, a Multi-Quote' button (sometimes - othertimes its just the red 'X') and a 'Quick Response' button (never used that one).

I'm in the SRP Default (Steel Blue) style on a Windows (which sucks, by the way) XP computer.

When I press the multi-quote button, it turns red.... ....so I don't press it.

-whatever

-Lou

I'm on the same planet --- don't see that stuff. Using firefox with os x.
Dumbassme -- I don't know.


Justin

Originally Posted by xman

At the bottom right corner of every post are three (sometimes four) buttons:
The Quote button, which we must be aware of in order to quote, a "+" button and a "-" button.
Hitting the Quote button will instantly put the quote into the "Reply" page and send you there.
Clicking the "+" button let's the system know that you wish to quote that person eventually, but waits until you click Reply before taking you to the Reply page and inserting the relevant text. You may "+" any number of posts to have them each inserted. They will all be multi-quoted when you click Reply.
If you decide you don't want to quote one that you've already clicked "+" on, then clicking the "-" will remove it from the list.

X

Originally Posted by scarface

Wow....what planet am I on??? I don't have any + or - buttons - I've got an 'Edit' button, a 'Quote' button, a Multi-Quote' button (sometimes - othertimes its just the red 'X') and a 'Quick Response' button (never used that one).

I'm in the SRP Default (Steel Blue) style on a Windows (which sucks, by the way) XP computer.

When I press the multi-quote button, it turns red.... ....so I don't press it.

-whatever

-Lou

Hey, whaddya know? It woiks

Lou,

Don't worry about not seeing it. From what I understand you will. In fact, keep waiting...you've only got one more day to go

Originally Posted by steve

Lou,
...you've only got one more day to go

A-h-h geeze, man.....don't get me started!

-whatever

-Lou

Originally Posted by jaegerhund

Thank you Mr. X --- appreciate it.


Justin

Originally Posted by xman

At the bottom right corner of every post are three (sometimes four) buttons:
The Quote button, which we must be aware of in order to quote, a "+" button and a "-" button.
Hitting the Quote button will instantly put the quote into the "Reply" page and send you there.
Clicking the "+" button let's the system know that you wish to quote that person eventually, but waits until you click Reply before taking you to the Reply page and inserting the relevant text. You may "+" any number of posts to have them each inserted. They will all be multi-quoted when you click Reply.
If you decide you don't want to quote one that you've already clicked "+" on, then clicking the "-" will remove it from the list.

X

Originally Posted by scarface

Wow....what planet am I on??? I don't have any + or - buttons - I've got an 'Edit' button, a 'Quote' button, a Multi-Quote' button (sometimes - othertimes its just the red 'X') and a 'Quick Response' button (never used that one).

I'm in the SRP Default (Steel Blue) style on a Windows (which sucks, by the way) XP computer.

When I press the multi-quote button, it turns red.... ....so I don't press it.

-whatever

-Lou

I've done it, but who knows how

John

OK, that's sorted. But, is there any easy way to split a single post into multiple little quotes without inserting the "[ quote]" and "[ /quote]" by hand?

Eg:

Originally Posted by xman

At the bottom right corner of every post are three (sometimes four) buttons:

Aha...

Originally Posted by xman

The Quote button, which we must be aware of in order to quote, a "+" button and a "-" button.

I see.

Originally Posted by xman

Hitting the Quote button will instantly put the quote into the "Reply" page and send you there.

Hmmm...

Originally Posted by xman

Clicking the "+" button let's the system know that you wish to quote that person eventually, but waits until you click Reply before taking you to the Reply page and inserting the relevant text. You may "+" any number of posts to have them each inserted. They will all be multi-quoted when you click Reply.

Right.

Originally Posted by xman

If you decide you don't want to quote one that you've already clicked "+" on, then clicking the "-" will remove it from the list.

X

Got it.


James.