You can disable the #latest hash by disabling Auto Offset. Please add $Configuration['Vanilla']['Comments']['AutoOffset'] = FALSE; to your /conf/config.php file.
You can disable the #latest hash by disabling Auto Offset. Please add $Configuration['Vanilla']['Comments']['AutoOffset'] = FALSE; to your /conf/config.php file.
Is there a way to replace the #latest with a different string such as "?#oranges"..
I am currently using javascript to replace #latest in url and then redirecting the browser back...
You can disable the #latest hash by disabling Auto Offset. Please add $Configuration['Vanilla']['Comments']['AutoOffset'] = FALSE; to your /conf/config.php file.
Is there a way to replace the #latest with a different string such as "?#oranges"..
I am currently using javascript to replace #latest in url and then redirecting the browser back...
no, not via config.php in vanilla 2.1 or before. But then again your question has nothing to do with the discussion or the title of the discussion.
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As soon as you activate that plugin, your custom anchor function will be used, which will do the replacement you've asked for.
But if that #oranges is only available in the discussion and not in comments, you might have problems with longer discussions, since without the config setting mentioned above by hgtonight, longer discussions will open on their last page.
You can disable the #latest hash by disabling Auto Offset. Please add $Configuration['Vanilla']['Comments']['AutoOffset'] = FALSE; to your /conf/config.php file.
I tried what you said but it is not working for 2.2.
Any idea on what I can do?
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do you want to remove the function of it (moving straight to the last comment) or only remove it from the url?
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Is there a way to replace the #latest with a different string such as "?#oranges"..
I am currently using javascript to replace #latest in url and then redirecting the browser back...
no, not via config.php in vanilla 2.1 or before. But then again your question has nothing to do with the discussion or the title of the discussion.
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@okhawaja
You can create a plugin that consist of
a) the PluginInfo array
b) an empty plugin class declaration and
c) an altered copy of the anchor function
Simply copy the anchor function from functions.render.php below the class and add
if (strtolower(substr($Destination, -7)) === '#latest') { $Destination = substr($Destination, 0, -7).'#oranges'; }just before the
return '<a href="line.As soon as you activate that plugin, your custom anchor function will be used, which will do the replacement you've asked for.
But if that #oranges is only available in the discussion and not in comments, you might have problems with longer discussions, since without the config setting mentioned above by hgtonight, longer discussions will open on their last page.
I tried what you said but it is not working for 2.2.
Any idea on what I can do?