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maarsy wrote:when u enter a serial number in the expert field u can always change the numbers seperatly in the fields below
would it not be possible to do the same with the comment ( like if u see one has a dot or a stamp on it and change it in the comment field )
Bravo, well done!Nerzhul wrote:This is now possible. You can also search for date ranges by two comma separated values, e.g. "2008,2010" will show all notes entered in 2008, 2009 and 2010. Use the search prefix if you explicitly want to search for entering date only (see http://eurobilltracker.com/my_notes/?co ... 8240;tab=7" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; for details).BaliBennie wrote:It would be very nice to enter a date in the searchfield whilst looking at my own bills and I would see all bills that I have entered on that particular date.
Nerzhul wrote:Sorry, this won't be implemented, at least not by me. But feel free to build something suitable in GreaseMonkey or similar and see if you can come up with an easy, consistent UI concept. If it's good I'll migrate it to the main site
eddydevries wrote:I don't know, if it's already reported, but it looks like a bug.
vermeer posted his Personal Statistics:The red part translated:vermeer wrote:Je hebt 1.022.796 biljetten ingegeven, gemiddeld 471,55 per dag. Dit betekent dat je meer biljetten hebt ingegeven dan 100,00% van de EBT gebruikers, en nu nummer 2 in de ranglijst bent! De totale waarde van alle ingegeven biljetten bedraagt 15.926.235 EUR. De gemiddelde waarde van jouw biljetten bedraagt 15,57 EUR. Je bent op 1.919 verschillende dagen actief geweest, 88% van alle dagen sinds je 2.169 dagen geleden voor het eerst geregistreerd bent! Je hebt biljetten van 2.656 steden en 15 landen ingegevenThe question after reading this is: Who is ranked FIRST?This means you've entered more notes than 100,00% of the EBT users, and you're number 2 in the ranking.
Isn't that vermeer?
I like it, it's a refreshing changing.Nerzhul wrote:In an ongoing attempt to improve the EBT website today's update includes a new, slightly brighter color schema. The old schema has been too dark and was rather tiring to look at.
Let me know what you think!
I preferred the darker version. Pe this page: http://nl.eurobilltracker.com/hits/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;Nerzhul wrote:In an ongoing attempt to improve the EBT website today's update includes a new, slightly brighter color schema. The old schema has been too dark and was rather tiring to look at.
Let me know what you think!
Nerzhul wrote:In an ongoing attempt to improve the EBT website today's update includes a new, slightly brighter color schema. The old schema has been too dark and was rather tiring to look at.
Let me know what you think!
I prefer darker themes myself, as they are less bright and less tiring when spending a lot of time on the webpage. Grey is still a lot better than white though, this will do just fineNerzhul wrote:In an ongoing attempt to improve the EBT website today's update includes a new, slightly brighter color schema. The old schema has been too dark and was rather tiring to look at.
Let me know what you think!
I prefer the old one, the new one is too bright.Nerzhul wrote:In an ongoing attempt to improve the EBT website today's update includes a new, slightly brighter color schema. The old schema has been too dark and was rather tiring to look at.
Let me know what you think!
I had the same thing. I couldn't understand why my monitor was so light.-flop- wrote:Nerzhul wrote:In an ongoing attempt to improve the EBT website today's update includes a new, slightly brighter color schema. The old schema has been too dark and was rather tiring to look at.
Let me know what you think!
Ha ha ha... I spent last ten minutes trying to regulate the contrast of my monitor.
Me too.Dawizz wrote:I prefer the old one, the new one is too bright.