Adding Upload Date on Post's Attachments
Posted: Sat Nov 30, 2024 2:26 am
Hello
As the title say, would it be possible to add the upload date on a post's attachments ?
Right now under a post's attachment you only have the file size and the number of downloads, both interesting information but would it be possible to also have the date of upload ?
This information, as far as i know, can't be found on a post and i think it's very important to know when the file was uploaded to determine if the file you are currently using is too old or not.
Is it hard to add ? I'm guessing you already have thought of it and if it's not there then it may means it's fucking hard to implement, but maybe it's not ?
Also when you search something using the "search this forum" feature, we are moved to a google's search prompt, but what we typed in the initial search textbox is not moved to the google search textbox, it may seems very trivial but it would a be a cool thing to automatically move the searched terms into the google's textbox, but again I'm guessing if it's not there then it may be stupidly hard to implement, but maybe not ?
If you could solve both "issues" it would be amazing but In any case thanks for even reading my post.
Best regards
As the title say, would it be possible to add the upload date on a post's attachments ?
Right now under a post's attachment you only have the file size and the number of downloads, both interesting information but would it be possible to also have the date of upload ?
This information, as far as i know, can't be found on a post and i think it's very important to know when the file was uploaded to determine if the file you are currently using is too old or not.
Is it hard to add ? I'm guessing you already have thought of it and if it's not there then it may means it's fucking hard to implement, but maybe it's not ?
Also when you search something using the "search this forum" feature, we are moved to a google's search prompt, but what we typed in the initial search textbox is not moved to the google search textbox, it may seems very trivial but it would a be a cool thing to automatically move the searched terms into the google's textbox, but again I'm guessing if it's not there then it may be stupidly hard to implement, but maybe not ?
If you could solve both "issues" it would be amazing but In any case thanks for even reading my post.
Best regards