Woah, site crew members actually responding fast to issues and problems! Who woulda thunk it! What a crazy idea! [// a.net sarcasm//]
Nice work guys!! :borat:
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Woah, site crew members actually responding fast to issues and problems! Who woulda thunk it! What a crazy idea! [// a.net sarcasm//]
Nice work guys!! :borat:
Actually, I take that back. It works for posts with one page (or where the new post is on the first page) but not when the new post is on a later page.Quote:
Originally Posted by pgengler
Argh. Does it give a dead page or does it just lead to the first page?
It leads to the first page.
The icon to go to the first unread post does not work, it comes back with a 404 error.
Just figured I'd bring this up again, since it's still an issue. Any possibility of a solution for this?Quote:
Originally Posted by pgengler
Sorry about that Phil. I'm researching the solution now.
Update: This is now fixed. Thanks for the reminder.Quote:
Originally Posted by pgengler
It's still not working for me. I just got the "new post in thread" e-mail about the "JFK might be a real cluster this summer thread" and the new post is on page 2.
The e-mail contains this link (which should go directly to the new post):
viewtopic.php?f=9&t=15072&p=110705&e=110705
When I click that, I end up at:
jfk-might-be-a-real-cluster-this-summer-t15072.html-sid=931d5e580f202c510eff94aea11aeb5d#p110705
(which is page 1 of the thread)
Clicking the "direct to this post" link for the new post gives me this URL:
jfk-might-be-a-real-cluster-this-summer-p110705.html#p110705
Without knowing what's happening on the back end for the URL rewrites, it seems like it should be possible to look for a URL with a p= parameter and write it to be the "<thread title>-p<post id>" format instead of "<thread title>-t<thread id>".