We know you have an opinion on how things should be run around here. These are suggestions for the forums, and the website.This forum is not a place to ask for suggestions to your own coding (or otherwise) problems.
On the view thread there are very nice next and previous thread buttons, however they are at the top of the thread so when I have read all the way to the bottom I have to scroll right the way to the top in order to press the next thread button
Would it be possible - in order to save on unnessesary scrollage to place links at the bottom of threads as well as the top
As a side note this is my first day on this forum and I am a recruitee from good old EW. Hopefully (or maybe not) you'll be seeing me around the place fairly frequently
Well I am using the subsilver template if that makes any difference and I am using opera 6 so maybe they just don't show up. I also have the problem of it keep logging me off of the forum for some reason - most frustrating.
I go off the site and away from my PC and come back in a few hours time and follow my bookmark to http://www.devnetwork.com/forums/ and I have to login - even though I tick the box, then sometimes I am browsing the forum and reading threads and I go to reply and find it has logged me out for no reason! Most frustrating
I have no idea, honestly. If you have linked to the right place, I can't imagine why you are getting logged of, when you have all the settings in the right place.
I will see if this has been reported on the phpBB main dev site.
What is the status of this issue? I was just about to make a new thread on the topic when I decided to do a search first and found this thread. This might have been something that was fixed before, but I am currently experiencing the same problem with the Previous Thread and Next Thread links. In the subsilver2 style, the links only appear at the top of the thread page. In the prosilver style, there are no links. I suppose it's not extremely important. I can just open threads in a separate browser tab.
Edit: This post was recovered from search engine cache.
Last edited by McInfo on Mon Jun 14, 2010 11:04 am, edited 2 times in total.