Would it be overly difficult to add an edit option to the comments? It can be annoying either having to delete and repost or simply double post if you need to make a small change to a comment for whatever reason.

I would agree to this. I know i've deleted and reapplied my comments over 5-6 times on some posts.

It was already implemented :) And I've already used it a few times too, so good show all round :D

i can edit comments from the "Comments" page, but not from the image's page (where my comment is), it says "That page does not exist. Return to index".
anyone noticed this?

asterixvader said:
i can edit comments from the "Comments" page, but not from the image's page (where my comment is), it says "That page does not exist. Return to index".
anyone noticed this?

I can replicate this bug.

Never tried it, I always post/edit in the comments page.

Would be nice if an edited comment gets flagged as 'edited' (Unless I've missed something)

Like SMF forum? Where an edited post is flagged as unread and bumped? Would be useful, though also having the 'do not bump' feature would be useful there as well, since a quick edit for spelling or whatever (which I often do myself) wouldn't really need to be bumped to the top.

Radiosity said:
Like SMF forum? Where an edited post is flagged as unread and bumped? Would be useful, though also having the 'do not bump' feature would be useful there as well, since a quick edit for spelling or whatever (which I often do myself) wouldn't really need to be bumped to the top.

I think this is a mess / headache to implement imho. Not sure what petopeto thinks though.

Well, I take no interest in coding really (except games because I can make things blow up in those hehe) so I don't know how easy/hard/silly it would likely be. Mostly I'd be interested in some sort of thread bump on edit though, even if the 'do not bump' feature wasn't included.

Honestly, if I think about it, most of the time when I spot a typo or I've missed a word or something, it's just after I post the comment, so it's likely to be at the top of the comments anyway, therefore the 'do not bump' option would probably be surplus to requirements.

At the moment I think that petopeto has other 'features' to fix.