Can't open p.59 in Firebrid thread
 

Any idea why I can't open p.59 (the newest page) in the Firebrid thread? It's been this way for two days now. I have tried every way I can think of to get to it including modifying the url, but it keeps throwing me back to p.58.

Is there a limit to how large the thread can get?

Bill the Engineer

I do not know the answer to any of your questions, but I can load it just fine, although I set my options to load forty messages per page, instead of the default ten. It makes some things interesting, like when you refer to page 59, and I only see 15. Also search results. Instead of the search taking me right to the post, I need to find it within the thread.

First world problems.

If you want to view more messages per page, go to User CP > Edit Options (under Settings & Options) > Number of Posts to Show Per Page (under Thread Display Options).

Good luck and please keep up the awesome work! :)

Bill - still having this problem?

I'm not having any trouble opening p59 using the same posts-per-page settings that you have.

Let me know.

Tried again just now. Still stuck on p58 when I try to select p59. It all started when I tried to add a reply about 24 hours ago and lost my internet connection before it was done. Could something need to be reset?

Bill the (mechanical) Engineer

Can you give more info about what happens? Does the request just time out?

Are you clicking the little 59 or "last" navigation link to gwt to that page?

I clicked on next and last, and it reloads 58 instead of 59.

I clicked on 59, and it reloads 58.

I clicked the down arrow and typed in 59 for the page, and it reloads 58.

I went up to the url and replaced 58 with 59 then pressed enter, and it reloads 58.

Uncle.

What happens when you click this link (last post in the thread, currently):

http://ecomodder.com/forum/showthrea...tml#post566666

Clear your cache and/or try a different browser or even a different computer.

Success! Clearing the cache and restarting the browser did the trick. Lesson learned!

Thank you!

Bill the Engineer

Ooops. Didn't expect it to be that easy! ;)