Hello Admin,
The New Thread page lacks the ability to go any further back than the bottom of the page, thereby preventing one from accessing more (slightly less newer) new threads. In other words, the page lacks the numbered page navigation buttons:
It would be great if you could add that feature to that specific "forum". At the very least, you could make that one page longer to accommodate more threads. Thanks!
Sascha
Hello Admin,
The New Thread page lacks the ability to go any further back than the bottom of the page, thereby preventing one from accessing more (slightly less newer) new threads. In other words, the page lacks the numbered page navigation buttons:
It would be great if you could add that feature to that specific "forum". At the very least, you could make that one page longer to accommodate more threads. Thanks!
Sascha
Hi Alias, the "New Thread" button is the button used to post a new thread that is why there is no ability to view any other threads. Were you maybe looking for the "New Posts" button?
Thank you for getting back to me on this.
What I mean is, if one clicks the "New Posts" button, it brings up a "Recent Threads" page of the latest 20 or so posts that were put up throughout the forum (which IS a nice feature). But what if I want to see the last 50 posts? Apparently, that's not possible. When you hit the "New Posts" button, you get one page of the latest posts and no more. I was wondering if there was a way to allow users to go back further than the last page of posts.
I guess it's not much of an issue anymore - not like it was during the pandemic when the Recent Threads page sometimes contained only the last hour's worth of new posts. Still, it would be a nice feature so that worthwhile posts don't get crowded off the Recent Threads page before anyone gets a chance to respond to them from there. I suspect there are many people in here who use the Recent Threads page exclusively, like reading only the front page of a newspaper to see if there's anything interesting to them inside.
I know nothing about coding a website and thus have no idea how much manpower would be required to enact such a change.
Sascha
Hi Admin, It would be really helpful if the New Thread page included page navigation buttons so we can access older threads. As it stands, we can only go as far back as the bottom of the page, limiting access to other new threads. Adding numbered navigation buttons or making the page longer could improve the experience. Thanks! Writing a nursing essay requires deep knowledge of medical concepts and case studies, which my friend Sarah found difficult to organize. She used UKWritings, and they provided a well-structured and research-backed nursing essay. The content was clear and followed all academic guidelines. If you need nursing essay assistance, check out https://ukwritings.com/nursing-essay-help for expert help. They also ensure that every essay is free of plagiarism.
Thank you for getting back to me on this.
What I mean is, if one clicks the "New Posts" button, it brings up a "Recent Threads" page of the latest 20 or so posts that were put up throughout the forum (which IS a nice feature). But what if I want to see the last 50 posts? Apparently, that's not possible. When you hit the "New Posts" button, you get one page of the latest posts and no more. I was wondering if there was a way to allow users to go back further than the last page of posts.
I guess it's not much of an issue anymore - not like it was during the pandemic when the Recent Threads page sometimes contained only the last hour's worth of new posts. Still, it would be a nice feature so that worthwhile posts don't get crowded off the Recent Threads page before anyone gets a chance to respond to them from there. I suspect there are many people in here who use the Recent Threads page exclusively, like reading only the front page of a newspaper to see if there's anything interesting to them inside.
I know nothing about coding a website and thus have no idea how much manpower would be required to enact such a change.
Sascha
Hi Sascha,
I see what you are saying. From what I know, the developers have it set up so that posts move out of new threads after a certain amount of time. I will forward your feedback to them.
