Ashley, if only you had said hob-nobs I would have popped over. ’tis only a 6 hour drive!!!
k 🙂

mine would be the Anson MkI

apparently not flying at the moment, but airworthy.

F-86, mmmmm are they finally going to allow vintage jets at Leg Ends?

dunno about leg ends, but she would be stretching her wings for East Fortune on Saturday.

Might be getting somewhere.

Mark, can you check your user settings. Select the UserCP in the nav bar. then Select ‘Edit Options’ in the left hand menu.

Scroll down to ‘Message Editor interface’. If it is set to ‘Basic Editor’ then the system exhibits the symptoms you describe of changing the capitalisation of thread titles. Change the setting to ‘Standard Editor’ and the problem goes away.

This still leaves the prob of editing a thread title after anothrer thread has started.

Ken

Mike J has been doing some testing with this. It looks like the thread title can be edited, and the changes reflected in the index, only until another thread is added. Once another thead is added, you can change the message title, but not the thread title.

I had a scan of the vBulleting manual, but there is nothing in there about it.

So if you want to modify a thread title, be quick.

enk

Had another muck about. Something has changed in the last couple of weeks. Now edits to the message title are applied, even when the first post in the thread and others have posted follow-ups. This was not the case 2 weeks ago.

All I can say is try it and see.

Ken

its a ‘feature’ of the vBulletin board software. Not sure if the configuration allows it to be switched off. Suppose the idea is to stop folks shouting. but it does backfire slightly with things like aircraft registrations and acronyms.

enk