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jayeseljayesel
edited April 2008 in Vanilla 1.0 Help
I've noticed something strange with my discussion page links and I'm not sure if it's unique to me or the way it should be (it doesn't seem to be the case on these forums, though) When I am not logged into my forums and I click on a discussion, it goes to the first page (/#Item_0) but if I'm logged in and click the discussion, it jumps all the way to the end (#Item_109 or whatever) I'd like it to always go to the first page whether logged in or not (I have the DiscussionPages extension installed so if someone wants to jump to a later page, they can) I'm wondering if this has something to do with the FriendlyURLs extension I installed? Not sure if anyone else has seen this behavior or maybe there is just a setting somewhere that I missed and it's an easy fix? Thanks :)

Comments

  • WallPhoneWallPhone
    You're in luck: its an easy fix. Go to your account tab, click on forum preferences, then uncheck the 'jump to the last read comment' box. Each user may set this as they prefer.
  • bjrnbjrn
    Also, if you want to have the jump to first new comment functionality enabled, but still want to go to the first page once in a while, you can click on "Started by" under the discussion title, and you'll go to the first page.
  • jayeseljayesel
    heh, yay :) I'm glad it was an easy fix! Thanks for that... I was wondering if I was just missing it in the settings.. never thought to check my individual account preferences.
  • wohoowohoo
    Any way to make this the default setting for all users?
  • WandererWanderer
    My Account -> Forum preferences -> Jump to the last read comment when clicking on discussion topic

    Not sure if this is off by default?
  • fysicsluvrfysicsluvr New
    It's on by default, and s/he wants to make it off by default for all users.
  • WallPhoneWallPhone
    Adding this to conf/settings.php should turn it off by default: $Configuration['PREFERENCE_JumpToLastReadComment'] = '0'; You can find the other default settings in appg/settings.php, but its best to save the changes in conf.
  • wohoowohoo
    Works like a dream WallPhone. The line was indeed already present appg/settings.php, so what's the difference in which file to use to disable it?
  • miquelmiquel
    the settings in the appg folder are overwritten with a system update, while all your settings in the conf folder (including preferences, language definitions, enabled extensions, etc.) aren't.
  • wohoowohoo
    Ahh I see, thanks.
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