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Re: For ease of access

• donsprintr 2,063 Posts

  Sat, Jul 4 2015 6:38 PM

  When one of your engineers/development people is not too busy and looking for something to improve the product, could you have them add the page number links at the top as well as the bottom of the screen on tournament leaderboards, and private message boards, like the page links that are at the top and the bottom of the forum pages? This would help save time when looking through pages to find something, because you wouldn't have to constantly go to the bottom of the page to click the link, go to the top of the page to read what you're looking for, and then back down to the bottom of the page again to change pages. 

  Thanks for your consideration ...

  Don

• andyson 6,415 Posts

  Sat, Jul 4 2015 7:13 PM

  I'll second that proposal!  It is particularly inconvenient in PMs that go to 3 or more pages of conversation. Click, scroll down, click, scroll down, click, scroll down.......

• WillyBigg 2,135 Posts

  Sun, Jul 5 2015 7:34 AM

  Should have been that way to begin with, common sense does not exist for wgt, LOL.

• donsprintr 2,063 Posts

  Wed, Jul 8 2015 2:01 PM

  donsprintr:

  When one of your engineers/development people is not too busy and looking for something to improve the product, could you have them add the page number links at the top as well as the bottom of the screen on tournament leaderboards, and private message boards, like the page links that are at the top and the bottom of the forum pages? This would help save time when looking through pages to find something, because you wouldn't have to constantly go to the bottom of the page to click the link, go to the top of the page to read what you're looking for, and then back down to the bottom of the page again to change pages. 

  Thanks for your consideration ...

  Don

  bump

• srellim234 2,077 Posts

  Thu, Jul 9 2015 11:58 AM

  No need to bump it. WGT has no one "looking for something to improve the product." Only looking for something that they can program on a whim and they're not interested in improving the customer experience.