yes, but i think he meant to be automatically :)

Thanks Xenon but how will that fix the reversed alphabetization on thread page 2? That's my problem right now. My current syntax is working to alphabetize a-z on page 1 but page 2 is z-a.

I tried your syntax and I still have the same problem page 1 is a-z but page 2 is z-a. I've discovered something else that is problem as well.

I want the posts to be listed in a-z order of thread title regardless of last post date. I don't want the post date to influence the placement of the thread. I want all threads that start with A to be listed with all the A's and so on. Presently there are A's on page 1 and on page 2 due to the date of the last post.

So two things: a-z order on all pages and placement of threads in their a-z order regardless of post date or last post date.

I appreciate your help. Really I do. :)

PS. I'm a she. ;)

Please? :classic:

I tried this and several other variants and have not been able to get it to work. :(

vB version: 2.3.0
PHP version: 4.3.1
MYSQL ver.: 4.0.13

one } is on an invalid place.

Well, I've tried editing this snippet of code 7 ways from Sunday, all to no avail. I'll work on it in my test forums and catalog the changes and errors.

Did this hack ever get worked out? I was also interested in applying this to 1 of my forums. Thanks

We're using it but the second and all following pages don't alphabetize in continuing order. They flip the alphabetization. For example, page one gives a list like this:

• a
• b
• c
• d
• e
• f
• g
• h
• i
• j

Page two reads like this, repeating those same threads:

• j
• i
• h
• g
• f

And page three:

• d
• c
• b
• a

You can see it in action here: http://www.mothering.com/discussions...hp?forumid=164

Look at my Hack: http://www.vbulletin.org/hacks/index...ack&hackid=136