
Suggestions
- Missourian
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Re: Suggestions
Why is it that the edit function has been disabled on this forum? There are many times that I write something only to reread it after posting and go
that's not what I meant!

- Missourian
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Re: Suggestions
Another suggestion:
In the "Build Threads" it would be nice if the "SUBJECT" line was reflective of the specific build type... such as "Poor Man's" STROKER, "Modified Poor Man's" STROKER, etc...
In the "Build Threads" it would be nice if the "SUBJECT" line was reflective of the specific build type... such as "Poor Man's" STROKER, "Modified Poor Man's" STROKER, etc...
- Muad'Dib
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Re: Suggestions
Missourian wrote:Why is it that the edit function has been disabled on this forum? There are many times that I write something only to reread it after posting and gothat's not what I meant!
Registered users have a limited editing time of 90 minutes... which i feel is plenty of time to review the post and make changes if needed...
Donators have unlimited time.
If it feels right, then STROKE it!
You're lucky that hundred shot of CAPS LOCK didn't blow the welds on the forum!!
- Missourian
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Re: Suggestions
Donators?
Paid members? How much?
Paid members? How much?
- Muad'Dib
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- Posts: 1496
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- Stroker Displacement: 4.7L
- Vehicle Year: 1990
- Vehicle Make: Jeep
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Re: Suggestions
Donators... just showing appreciation for the work put into the website. There are benefits to being a donator and the unlimited editing time is one of them.
The minimum donation amount is $15.
http://www.jeepstrokers.com/forum/viewt ... f=19&t=891
There is a donate to us link up at the top near the search.
The minimum donation amount is $15.
http://www.jeepstrokers.com/forum/viewt ... f=19&t=891
There is a donate to us link up at the top near the search.
If it feels right, then STROKE it!
You're lucky that hundred shot of CAPS LOCK didn't blow the welds on the forum!!
- Missourian
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- Posts: 142
- Joined: July 5th, 2011, 3:51 pm
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- Vehicle Make: Jeep
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- Location: K.C. Metro Area
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Re: Suggestions
Yea, this site is the best source of JEEP STROKER knowledge on the web and really pretty good engine /Jeep service knowledge on the web as well.
A big thanks to you and all the contributors to this site.
A big thanks to you and all the contributors to this site.

- Antifreeze2
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- Stroker Displacement: 280 ci
- Vehicle Year: 1997
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- Vehicle Model: Wrangler
- Location: Central Illinois
Re: Suggestions
Hey all,
Just decided to pull the trigger on some major purchases, and decided a donation to this fantastic site is in order. When I click the submit button, it just sends me to paypal, but doesn't give me an email address to send the cash to.
Just decided to pull the trigger on some major purchases, and decided a donation to this fantastic site is in order. When I click the submit button, it just sends me to paypal, but doesn't give me an email address to send the cash to.
- Muad'Dib
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- Vehicle Model: Cherokee
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Re: Suggestions
Antifreeze2 wrote:Hey all,
Just decided to pull the trigger on some major purchases, and decided a donation to this fantastic site is in order. When I click the submit button, it just sends me to paypal, but doesn't give me an email address to send the cash to.
There is no need to enter an email address. You should notice that when you press submit it takes you to a paypal page that says your going to give money to JeepStrokers.com
Just follow the instructions on the paypal page. Its completely automated.
If it feels right, then STROKE it!
You're lucky that hundred shot of CAPS LOCK didn't blow the welds on the forum!!
- Antifreeze2
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- Stroker Displacement: 280 ci
- Vehicle Year: 1997
- Vehicle Make: Jeep
- Vehicle Model: Wrangler
- Location: Central Illinois
Re: Suggestions
Tried again, same thing. Goes to Paypal login screen -> I log in -> views my account. Click again while logged in and it sends me straight to my account.
- Antifreeze2
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- Stroker Displacement: 280 ci
- Vehicle Year: 1997
- Vehicle Make: Jeep
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- Location: Central Illinois
Re: Suggestions
Turns out that the donate function doesn't like Chrome. Did it in internet explorer and it went fine.
- Muad'Dib
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Re: Suggestions
Good to know i will investigate this issue. ThanksAntifreeze2 wrote:Turns out that the donate function doesn't like Chrome. Did it in internet explorer and it went fine.
If it feels right, then STROKE it!
You're lucky that hundred shot of CAPS LOCK didn't blow the welds on the forum!!
- Gristleheart
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Re: Suggestions
I suggest that the cookie timeout duration be increased. I don't see an option to adjust this in the UCP.
I nwo have to retype a couple paragraphs I was going to post because my login expired before I clicked "Preview," and the entire thing was lost.
I'm in the habit of typing longer posts in a text editor and then copying/pasting them into the browser. But the length of my post was short enough I didn't think of doing that, but long enough that re-typing it is an inconvenience. I didn't even think it had been that long that I had been idle. I'm used to logins that last at least a day, but I guess 8 hours would be good enough for me. I typically browse when I have a few minutes free at work.
Thanks
I nwo have to retype a couple paragraphs I was going to post because my login expired before I clicked "Preview," and the entire thing was lost.
I'm in the habit of typing longer posts in a text editor and then copying/pasting them into the browser. But the length of my post was short enough I didn't think of doing that, but long enough that re-typing it is an inconvenience. I didn't even think it had been that long that I had been idle. I'm used to logins that last at least a day, but I guess 8 hours would be good enough for me. I typically browse when I have a few minutes free at work.
Thanks
- Muad'Dib
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- Posts: 1496
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- Stroker Displacement: 4.7L
- Vehicle Year: 1990
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- Vehicle Model: Cherokee
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Re: Suggestions
We don't timeout cookies. That is a browser or potentially 3rd party program that is doing that to you.
If it feels right, then STROKE it!
You're lucky that hundred shot of CAPS LOCK didn't blow the welds on the forum!!
- Gristleheart
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Re: Suggestions
Might not be a cookie. Might be a server-side session timeout setting. In the phpBB ACP, there is a Session Length setting under General > Server Configuration > Load settings. That might be the setting, I'm not sure. I don't know how long it takes for the session to timeout on this site. It just seems much shorter than I'm accustomed to on other forums.Muad'Dib wrote:We don't timeout cookies. That is a browser or potentially 3rd party program that is doing that to you.
Thanks
- Muad'Dib
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- Posts: 1496
- Joined: January 8th, 2008, 10:55 am
- Stroker Displacement: 4.7L
- Vehicle Year: 1990
- Vehicle Make: Jeep
- Vehicle Model: Cherokee
- Location: Bend, Oregon
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Re: Suggestions
I know I stay logged in for months at a time.. so nothing is timing out. However its possible that during a post you can get timed out because of the setting you mentioned. Its set to 3600 seconds aka 60 minutes, so that shouldn't be your issue. Since its not widespread, or at least not reported widely, it could also have to do with IP validation. Do you know if your IP changes a lot? We validate the first three octets, so if your ISP or similar is changing this often that could be your problem. Briefly looking at some of your posts it does appear that your IP jumps around a bit.
There is also a setting for "Maximum time to submit forms" and that is set to 7200 seconds (120 minutes).
There is also a setting for "Maximum time to submit forms" and that is set to 7200 seconds (120 minutes).
If it feels right, then STROKE it!
You're lucky that hundred shot of CAPS LOCK didn't blow the welds on the forum!!
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