Jo Li KMC
Mar 2, 2009, 04:42 PM
Okay. So...
I am a very anal-retentive person. That said, I took some time today and marked every single Featured Download from February 2009 all the way back to October 2006 when the Featured Download of the Month thing started with a "featured (http://www.jazz2online.com/J2Ov2/downloads/browse.php?tag=featured)" tag. Mind, I goofed on a couple of them and forgot to put a comma in a couple of the tags, making them tagged oddly ("featuredmultipart"? "featuredobsolete"?), but otherwise, all Featured Downloads are now labeled as "featured". This, of course, brings me to my next topic...
The current Search function (http://www.jazz2online.com/J2Ov2/downloads/search.php) for Jazz2Online's Downloads section is incapable of searching file tags. I feel there should be some way, OTHER than clicking on a tag, to find other files marked with that tag. Adding tags into the Search function would be the most logical way to go, but feel free to get more creative should the urge arise.
Edit: As of March 4th, this idea has been implemented into the Seach function.
And thus, I wander back into the mists of the Internet once more. Take care and thanks for reading!
I am a very anal-retentive person. That said, I took some time today and marked every single Featured Download from February 2009 all the way back to October 2006 when the Featured Download of the Month thing started with a "featured (http://www.jazz2online.com/J2Ov2/downloads/browse.php?tag=featured)" tag. Mind, I goofed on a couple of them and forgot to put a comma in a couple of the tags, making them tagged oddly ("featuredmultipart"? "featuredobsolete"?), but otherwise, all Featured Downloads are now labeled as "featured". This, of course, brings me to my next topic...
The current Search function (http://www.jazz2online.com/J2Ov2/downloads/search.php) for Jazz2Online's Downloads section is incapable of searching file tags. I feel there should be some way, OTHER than clicking on a tag, to find other files marked with that tag. Adding tags into the Search function would be the most logical way to go, but feel free to get more creative should the urge arise.
Edit: As of March 4th, this idea has been implemented into the Seach function.
And thus, I wander back into the mists of the Internet once more. Take care and thanks for reading!