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One of the biggest complaints I'm getting since I cut over is that the Active Topics list is grouped by "newness" of the latest topics, instead of by Forum order. With 400 active topics a day, my users feel lost in the sea of topics.
Is there a quick fix that can make this group by forum instead of by last posted? Show Your Support
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yes i would love to have this too... is it possible to have a drop down option on the search results so to order by date or order by forum ?
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#3
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Just open up search.php, and look for:
Code:
$searchresults=$DB_site->query("SELECT DISTINCT
threadid,
lastpost
FROM thread
WHERE visible=1 $checkforum $subjectonly $checkuser $checkdate $combinedwords
ORDER BY lastpost DESC");
Code:
$searchresults=$DB_site->query("SELECT DISTINCT
threadid,
lastpost
FROM thread
WHERE visible=1 $checkforum $subjectonly $checkuser $checkdate $combinedwords
ORDER BY forumid, lastpost DESC");
eva, its possible -- but at bit too much for my concentration level at 3 AM. ;-) |
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#4
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well it works thanks
... but i reverted back to the origal method as it seems to be better for me... how do i increase the number of threads displayed on the search results ? |
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It looks like its a CP-selectable option, which defaults to 20 if its not set. Look for something along the lines of "perpage"...
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thanks i have v1.1.3 beta 3 and it ain't in the Control panel... so i did a search for "20" in the search.php and changed it to 30 and it works
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