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Woolly Blue
Player Valuation: £80m
Doesn't work in IE or Firefox for me
I've cleared out everything win an enema and that didn't help.
/Geek alert ...
For me, it goes to the right page but doesn't scroll down to the last post, which isn't quite what Bacon Butty logged the problem as. The problem is with the "onload" event in the Javascript. I don't get any javascript errors so I'd guess the .js library on the server is the wrong one ?
/ End Geek alert
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Doesn't work in IE or Firefox for me
I've cleared out everything win an enema and that didn't help.
/Geek alert ...
For me, it goes to the right page but doesn't scroll down to the last post, which isn't quite what Bacon Butty logged the problem as. The problem is with the "onload" event in the Javascript. I don't get any javascript errors so I'd guess the .js library on the server is the wrong one ?
/ End Geek alert
Not sure mate, my emphasis was on the .htaccess - the only enforced amend made outside the seemingly bog standard upgrade.
Thanks though - may have to resolve to paid support for a few of these niggling problems.
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Woolly Blue
Player Valuation: £80m
Don't know if it helps or hinders .. but it looks like the javascript code in the onload event expects to find an element called currentPost.
The code is
onload="if (document.body.scrollIntoView && fetch_object('currentPost') && (window.location.href.indexOf('#') == -1 || window.location.href.indexOf('#post') > -1)) { fetch_object('currentPost').scrollIntoView(true); }">
so it tests to see if fetch_object('currentPost') returns anything, if it doesn't it exits gracefully. If you can find where currentPost is supposed to be created you'll probably crack it, but I'm assuming it's created on the fly so it could be a Suarez to find.
If you google
vbulletin currentpost scroll
you'll see people have had similar problems in the past, but they ( mostly ) got javascript errors because the code didn't test to see if fetchObject('currentPost') actually returns anything
the function fetchObject is in the client javascript library and looks fine.
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TX Tiburon
Player Valuation: £5m
When I saw the title to the thread, I thought it was a suggestion for a "Last Post" button. Once someone leaves their cheesy, I am leaving GOT post, they hit the "last post" button and they fall through trap door and their ID is removed. All that is left is the coyote standing there holding a sign with the word oops. I quite like that idea.
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johnnydawg68
Chairperson, People's Front of Saint Domingo
Still happening, would like this to get sorted. It was a great feature.
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