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New Forum Format

As you are probably now aware, we have implemented a new discussion forum format that fits in better with the web site design.

All prior forum threads have been moved over and are available. The old links to them even work (so you can still find information on Google and other search engines).

We have added a few features with regards to formatting. These are available under settings.

Please reply to this thread with your comments and suggestions.

Thanks,
Jon

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  • The colors are changed but the options not really.

    I like to have a selection box to select Arm, C51 or C166.

    The search function don't regard the settings of Product family.
    I get a lot of threads from NONE ,C51 and C166 when I'm searching inside the Arm7 tools set.

    Why are all itmes in one forum?
    Using an sub-forum for each processor line one makes retrieving information easier.

    Greetings - Günter

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  • The colors are changed but the options not really.

    I like to have a selection box to select Arm, C51 or C166.

    The search function don't regard the settings of Product family.
    I get a lot of threads from NONE ,C51 and C166 when I'm searching inside the Arm7 tools set.

    Why are all itmes in one forum?
    Using an sub-forum for each processor line one makes retrieving information easier.

    Greetings - Günter

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  • Why are all itmes in one forum?
    Using an sub-forum for each processor line one makes retrieving information easier.

    have a look at the SILabs forum which has 7? subfora. You will find USB posts in EACH AND EVERY other subforum totalling about the same as has landed in the USB forum.

    It is sad that half the population can not figure out to go to the right subforum, but, with that being the case, one forum only is the better solution.

    Erik

    When seeing the erroneous placement of posts by so many, I sometimes wonder how someone that can not figure out to place an USB question under USB can even get one line of code to work.

  • I just saw http://www.keil.com/forum/docs/thread8203.asp which confirms my previous post re placement in subfora. It is about the ST10F276 and the toolset is stated as 'none'. It even states "I tried to change it in START167.A66" and I TRULY wonder how that was done with no toolset.

    Erik

  • The search function don't regard the settings of Product family.
    I get a lot of threads from NONE ,C51 and C166 when I'm searching inside the Arm7 tools set.

    Can you give me an example of the search query and the response that souldn't be there?

    I checked the search results pretty thoroughly a while back, we fixed some problems, and I was pretty sure everything worked correctly.

    Jon

  • Hi Jon, you need an example?
    Start the advanced search and select a Product Family: Arm7,ARM9, and Cortex-M3 Products
    Fill in Search for with something e.g. finction pointer.
    As Categories select only forum.
    Than search and wonder why a lot of NONE appears.

    If I want to read NONES I don't select Arm!

    greetings - Günter

  • OK - Try it now - It's fixed.

    Jon

  • Yes, I little bit is changed.

    But if I search for 'agsi I2c' in all Keil products but only inside the Discussion Forum I get Product News and not the postings where I know that they exists.

    And than I think in the Product selection box NONE should be added.

    It's a common behaviour that fixing 1 bug produce 2 others...
    The search dialog contains more unexpected results.

    Finished ... not really

  • Thanks for that. These was a filter in place that eliminated forum results from the main search page.

    I've considered reclassifying forum threads that started as "none" so that they index better. Maybe I should go on and do that.

    Jon