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Page Numbers In URL
Because of the page numbers in URLs, I think that linking is more difficult because of the difference in page setups (i.e. 15 posts per page, 40, etc.).
Just looking at a reported post and clicked on the link, and it didn't show anything up. |
Just make it 40 posts per page for all, problem solved. :p
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Haven't page numbers always been in URLs? :confused:
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Individual posts don't have page numbers in their urls afaik.
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No, it wasn't, but there used to be a thread number or a post number. Now it seems there's a combination of both with the thread name. ITSTL.
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Just for clarification: under the old URL settings, there was either one or the other - the URL either had thread ID number and page number in it or it had post ID number. Now it has thread ID name and number, page number, and post. And as I say, the page number overrides the post number. So no-one's going to be able to give links to anyone who does not have the same posts-per-page setting as them. |
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The way that you're talking about has always happened, before the forum re-structure. |
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You're wrong. |
Actually I'm not - the old URL for posts was:
http://www.cricketweb.net/forum/showthread.php?p=<number>#post<number> There is no mention whatsoever of thread ID or thread page. However, there is on the old method of thread ID: http://www.cricketweb.net/forum/showthread.php?t=<number>&p=<number> I deliberately used to use the post-number-ID method rather than the thread-and-page-number-ID one because of the fact that it worked for those with all posts-per-page, and tried it many times with many different people, all of whom got exactly the post I was aiming to show them. |
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