Recent content by Banana99

I guess my point is, why does it take you the top of the thread rather than the new posts that it knows exist?

The individual posts after I click "Jump to new" are marked as "NEW". So am I not following the logic here. If "Jump to New" takes me to "new" posts, then why wouldn't I be taken there when I navigate to the thread?

Thanks, that's interesting. Would be good to have it confirmed. And also why it doesn't do this "best guess" when the thread is navigated too.

Occasionally when I click on a thread title from a list of threads I am taken to the top of the thread rather than the first unread post in that thread. If I then click "Jump to New" I am taken to what appears to be the first unread post. Why is this? My initial suspicion was because the first...

I use a time limit, however once that has expired it seems that wiki posts cannot be edited. @JulianD - are you addressing this at all? This is major reason why it doesn't really work on our forum...

I mean the requirement as you specify below. I don't want a user to be able to edit every post that they have every posted over the past 20 years; just the wikipost.

Yes. Can you amend so anyone can edit the wikipost without having to given them permission to edit every other one of posts on the site please.

Fixed it. In your browser, 1. remove the website from the list that is allowed to send notifications 2. add it back again

No...

Got a similar issue after changing the webroot directory.

To be frank I'm a bit lost here. Are you saying that I need to ask for support elsewhere because it's an add-on? What's a resource thread? Do I actually NEED this add-on? Shouldn't the URLs have been rewritten as part of the import?

ok, will give that a go..thanks.

I installed that (just now). It didn't work. It says it works from the import_log, but the import_log doesn't appear to have URLs in it... +----------------------+ | content_type | +----------------------+ | attachment | | bb_code | | captcha_question | |...

We migrated from vbulletin to XF2.2 a year or so back. However we have some internal links that link to: https://xyz.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4946 Such links are now dead as the new URL includes SEO elements e.g. https://xyz.com/index.php?threads/its-this-thread.4946/ Is there a mechanism...

Magically ok again now. Anyone else the same?