Sometimes I want to go through forum topics that I missed when they started and that now have 38 (!) pages (e.g. http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=369994).
Would it be possible to add to the forums the possibility to see a whole topic without having to click and save 38 times?
Thanks for your attention
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If they somehow removed the 75 topics per page limit. I think that's how it is in all forums because any more would be too much to handle (everyone actually lags when someone searches I heard)
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He means in a topic, not looking at all the threads. Anyway, I'd like this option. However, I think there's a Firefox add-on that does this if you use it. Can't remember the name though.
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Harakou wrote:
I think there's a Firefox add-on that does this if you use it
I tried several keywords on google (forum, topic, look, full) but I couldn't come up with the correct search string. Do you have some keywords to suggest?
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They could condense it all into one page... but then there would be lag, load and scripting problems. Other than that, I can't think of anything else.
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Harakou wrote:
He means in a topic, not looking at all the threads. Anyway, I'd like this option. However, I think there's a Firefox add-on that does this if you use it. Can't remember the name though.
Wait, what? Scratch forums doesn't have sub-forums, so topics and threads are referred to as the same thing here.
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Ace-of-Spades wrote:
Harakou wrote:
He means in a topic, not looking at all the threads. Anyway, I'd like this option. However, I think there's a Firefox add-on that does this if you use it. Can't remember the name though.
Wait, what? Scratch forums doesn't have sub-forums, so topics and threads are referred to as the same thing here.
No, I meant while you were viewing one single thread as opposed to viewing a list of threads in a forum.
s_federici wrote:
Harakou wrote:
I think there's a Firefox add-on that does this if you use it
I tried several keywords on google (forum, topic, look, full) but I couldn't come up with the correct search string. Do you have some keywords to suggest?
I found it! It's called AutoPager, and you can find it here.
Edit: I tried it, and it works nearly perfectly! Just scroll past the quick reply box at the bottom of a page, and the next page is there.
Last edited by Harakou (2010-08-26 09:46:19)
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Harakou wrote:
Ace-of-Spades wrote:
Harakou wrote:
He means in a topic, not looking at all the threads. Anyway, I'd like this option. However, I think there's a Firefox add-on that does this if you use it. Can't remember the name though.
Wait, what? Scratch forums doesn't have sub-forums, so topics and threads are referred to as the same thing here.
No, I meant while you were viewing one single thread as opposed to viewing a list of threads in a forum.
Yes I understand that part, but what do you mean? You view all of the topics in a single topic?
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Ace-of-Spades wrote:
Harakou wrote:
Ace-of-Spades wrote:
Wait, what? Scratch forums doesn't have sub-forums, so topics and threads are referred to as the same thing here.No, I meant while you were viewing one single thread as opposed to viewing a list of threads in a forum.
Yes I understand that part, but what do you mean? You view all of the topics in a single topic?
No. You know how threads get divided into multiple pages as they get long? He wants a single, long page.
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Harakou wrote:
Ace-of-Spades wrote:
Harakou wrote:
No, I meant while you were viewing one single thread as opposed to viewing a list of threads in a forum.Yes I understand that part, but what do you mean? You view all of the topics in a single topic?
No. You know how threads get divided into multiple pages as they get long? He wants a single, long page.
Oh, now I see.
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You can do that too
I have 75 replies in every topic
If you're on a slow computer, it lags, so be careful
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Harakou wrote:
I found it! It's called AutoPager, and you can find it here.
Thanks a lot! It works really well! I usually use Chrome, and from the tutorial I understand that I could export (via clipboard) and reimport the firefox rule for the Scratch Forum site. Unfortunately the English tutorial doesn't match my Italian Autopager menus. But I can use Firefox for the Scratch website
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