It takes time to accept changes but I'm not a fan of the new look/feel
When the page opened from my Google search I literally thought I was on a generic site that had screen scrapped the Answers pages.
Please reassess. This is not great UX.
Hi.. not sure if this is the right post to ask this question.. but, after search, I see this is the one closer..
soo, I had around 5000 karma points on answers.splunk.com but after conversion to Community, my karma points came to 270 something. I assumed that there are some conversions from answers to community, but i missed that something wrong with the conversion.
may i know if someone else also felt that... can someone please check my old answers karma points and new community karma points please, thanks.
I also see that the solution is present 2 times.
Would it be feasible to come back to the older layout (or something close to it)?
Regarding the look and feel, may I suggest a custom stylesheet, using a browser extension like Stylus? If you come up with one you like, maybe even post it somewhere others can grab it.
@ppablo, since we cannot comment on the announcement, it looks like a discussion started here.
If you have any issues that impact the security of the site, I'm sure @ppablo would appreciate it if you sent it to answers-support@splunk.com rather than putting it here.
The first issue breaks the usability of the site, the second is just embarrassing.
Also, the auto-suggest function is too aggressive in changing the search term.
"AMBER_RAW" searches for "Amber"
"BUCKETDIR" searches for "BUCKETING"
I would also expect that no valid Splunk search command would ever return "Did you mean:"
If I search for nomv, I don't want to search for "none". If I search for fillnull, I don't want to search for "willfully".
I can forgive the style issues, but there are still a lot of usability and content issues to work out.
I also found that you can't preview a new post without adding tags. If it is required, that makes sense before posting, but not for a preview.
I've also had issues with ghost code samples if the code block is accidentally selected and dragged, but I don't know if that is just an issue with my browser (Chrome 83.0.4103.116) . I also couldn't find a way to highlight code inline.
Code samples don't provide SPL as a language - spooky!
Where is it possible to suggest for improvements on the new UI?
Is this thread the correct place?
Thanks a lot,
Edoardo
Officially, no. In the announcement that they might break things, they only request emails for urgent issues. This was the closest post I found to list routine issues that aren't urgent. I know there are also complaints about the new layout, fonts, etc., but I'm trying to focus on the content/capability first.
If you have any issues that impact the security of the site, I'm sure @ppablo would appreciate it if you sent it to answers-support@splunk.com rather than putting it here.
When I reply to a message, I don't need to include a tag.
When I edit that reply, I had to include a tag, even though the original didn't have a tag.
I created this reply without a tag, and this edit doesn't have a tag. So it isn't always required. In the other instance when I had the issue, I was the author of the original message. Maybe that's the issue.
After the change, we cannot add inline code blocks like before. Those code blocks are still visible in other posts, and can be added to new posts, but they are rejected when submitted. It now takes much more time to post when discussing any code.
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https://community.splunk.com/t5/Splunk-Search/How-to-extract-the-HTTP-Status-Code/m-p/419343
Maybe I just need to use `backticks`, even though it doesn't show in the preview.
This is the source HTML for the portion of the post.
<code>"prefix : (?<status_code>\d+)"</code>
And the error I receive when I try to include it in this post.
Ugh! The threading is non-existent. This makes the site totally unusable. This can be done with Khoros. Take a look at Atlassian's community site ... also running on Khoros. Their's is easy to see the threading. Please fix this.
I don't know when the change was made, but threading seems to be working now.
I guess it's sorta better, but there is so much wasted white space that it is still hard to see the threading. The threaded comments take up so much screen real estate that all you see is a couple comments at a time which makes the threading hard to visually pick up. Still not great.
Hi @dstuder
Threading will be enabled as part of a larger UI/UX enhancements to be released soon.
Thanks!
I guess it can only trust people who have been doing this for a long time.
And the way they treat people who have responded to them is terrible.
What does this feedback end up being?
The solution.
You need to put it back in.
maybe.
I've thought about my response quite a bit, and I think that's why they accepted it.
Yes! These are really big issues.
I was looking for an obscure error this morning and cannot find the posts that Google finds because they are no longer available.
I will likely need to open more support tickets for all of the questions that I used to be able to find answers to from the amazing community until this has been resolved.
Hi @mafruma
Regarding inaccessible posts, we have corrected the problem so if you still encounter this, please provide a link to the post so we can take a look.
Thanks!
one more thing...
before update, i actually had around 300+ karma points.. but after update, now i have only "201" !!!
you guys also faced this ah?!?
My Karma points went down as I believe they have a new scoring system, however, my relative ranking is about the same.
Hi al all,
I agree with the first impression of the new look: the old one was smarter than this!
In addition I don't understand what's the algorythm of translation of Karma points: I had 26500 Karma Points in Answers and now I have 779 Karma Points, I was the N° 13 All Time and now I'm the N° 30!
At the end, I didn't find any communication point, in other words, how can I ask something (like the above question) to the Community management?
Ciao.
Giuseppe