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"Back" command annoyance
David Jenkins - 12/4/05 at 07:02 PM

Chris,

This is not so much a problem - more an annoyance.

When I'm going through the forum I go in and out of sub-forums a lot. When I've finished reading in a sub-forum I use "back" to return to the main forum.

Trouble is, each time I return from one of the lower sub-forums (like this one) I end up at the top of the page. So I end up with:

scroll down main forum
open sub-forum
read messages
"back"
scroll down main forum
open next sub-forum
read messages
back
scroll down main forum
open next sub-forum
...
and so ad infinitum.

In some other forums I have visited the "back" command returns you to the view you had before you went into the sub-forum. This makes viewing the list so much faster and much less annoying.

Is there some parameter you can set, to enable "return to the view you left earlier"?

rgds,

David

[Edited on 12/4/05 by David Jenkins]


flak monkey - 12/4/05 at 07:20 PM

Mine already does what you suggest....and i havent changed anything in the options.

Click back and you are taken to the view you left on the previous page (if that makes sense)

David


James - 12/4/05 at 07:20 PM

Works alright for me mate- just tested to be sure and 'Back' goes to the original view!

You could always up your resolution so you don't need to scroll down!

Cheers,
James

EDIT: Ya beat me to it!

[Edited on 12/4/05 by James]


Smooth Torquer - 12/4/05 at 07:26 PM

I know the issue your talking about, and have noticed that it works in IE but not in Firefox, which is annoying as I mainly use Firefox.

Cheers
Sam


Deckman001 - 13/4/05 at 07:15 AM

I have the same problem today , but last night it was 'to last place', it seams to change depending on what mood it thinks I'm in !!

Jason


David Jenkins - 13/4/05 at 09:30 AM

Bugger! Not another bit of IE-tuned software!

That really annoys me...

Although I guess it's more to do with the forum software that Chris is running, not a programming choice that he's made. Mind you, he is running this via Apache on Linux, so there's no real excuse!



David