Not that I know of. Xenforo uses a "position" based method of selecting messages from a discussion, so it exactly knows which 20 messages need to be displayed on a given page. Here's a related thread:Are there performance problems for the forum as a whole with super long threads ?
There have been some addons which were allowed to have a separate sub-forum for support issues. But I hope XenForo doesn't go this way.I found that vBulletin did a major disservice to Addon makers to make them support their entire product in one thread.
There have been some addons which were allowed to have a separate sub-forum for support issues. But I hope XenForo doesn't go this way.
http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=99
http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=185 (Archive)
Would like this too. Some threads on here are quite long already and it would certainly help.
If addons were respected as important entities, they wouldn't be relegated to just one thread.Even more critical for when add-on support threads here get into the scores of pages, and the part you need is page 45 of 123 pages
If addons were respected as important entities, they wouldn't be relegated to just one thread.
You can't create and document and support an addon optimally in one thread.
Shouldn't Addon makers be allowed to have a Poll about their addon ?
Why is it acceptable that people's support issues are scattered all over hundreds of posts - effectively making the needed information impossible to find. In a forum, less relevant information sinks to the bottom and the good stuff floats to the surface. In a post, useless crap is stuck there forever !
Why was it acceptable to have mega threads for plugins ?
Isn't the obvious answer to a Thread being way too long ....... to give it it's own forum ? Surely it is.
Can you link me to them?There are a few of these threads around. Looks like some 'search thread' merging to do
No firm plans about this so far.Any ETA on this? Seems like a very important feature to me.
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