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Is it possible to add options on how many replies to see in a page? Or there is and im not finding it? 20 is way too low for me.
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Forum Bug Reports and Feature Requests - XenForo 2.2
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Not that I know of as twenty had been the standard for years.
Based on other forums the site admin can alter the amount usually.
Some forum's did allow users to alter the number as well.
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Yeah i use a few forums where you can set the number for each single thread, but most forums have the global option somewhere in the account settings.
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The doubling of the nr of items that are on the home page, for news and forum entries, looks great. Thanks!
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On XenForo it's a global setting and changing it actually causes a bunch of issues with page numbering/linking in existing threads (quoted posts) not working properly any more. I don't remember the exact details any more (and I don't know if this was ever fixed later on), but years back when I was making this change on another XF, this was indeed the case. IIRC an oversight in the way posts were referenced that included page numbers for some unfathomable reason, so changing the number of posts per page made the links reference incorrect posts.
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I’m continuing to receive a concerning browser security warning after returning to a RPGWatch tab from a previous login. Do certs need to be updated?
iPhone 15 Pro
OS: iOS 18.2.1
Browser: Safari
iPhone 15 Pro
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Is this on https://rpgwatch.com (front page) or some other url?
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I’ll check next time to confirm but I’m pretty sure it is on https://rpgwatch.com/forum/whats-new/posts/
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Very odd... I don't know what Safari's problem is. In any event, the warning is overly bombastic, even if for some reason Safari didn't want to connect over HTTPS, it wouldn't automatically mean that any sensitive information was "read" by any other people. So you don't need to worry, there's no exploit or anything of the sort.
Please check if you see the same error on a different browser. Also, https://macpaw.com/how-to/safari-cant-establish-secure-connection might be helpful.
Clicking on the padlock next to the url or other related icons might bring up more information on what's tripping Safari.
Please check if you see the same error on a different browser. Also, https://macpaw.com/how-to/safari-cant-establish-secure-connection might be helpful.
Clicking on the padlock next to the url or other related icons might bring up more information on what's tripping Safari.
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If you click on the lock sign does it show you the cert ?
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Will try this next time. I didn’t know it was a clickable icon like on other browsers since it is center justified. Apple and their design decisions sometimes…
Trying on a iPhone on a different browser is akin to Safari the way the web view is created. My iOS dev coworker said it is App Store policy to use Safari’s web view for any browser; they can’t implement their own. Unless that has changed.
I could try on my laptop or desktop but I’m mostly on here on my phone. Not sure I’d be able to get a reliable reproduction in another environment.
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I use iPhone + Safari for this site multiple times everyday, for a decade+. Have never seen that error, or any other SSL/HTTPS related error, that I can recall.
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When accessing the site from a mobile device, clicking on a topic always takes me to the first page in the thread instead of the most recent one.
I seem to remember this being talked about in the past. Is there a setting I can change?
I seem to remember this being talked about in the past. Is there a setting I can change?
Logged in. Third-party cookies are blocked, but I added rpgwatch.com as an exception. It's still happening though.
If I'm clicking the thread title rather than one of the page numbers beneath it, is it supposed to be taking me to the most recent page? Talking about threads I've already visited.
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If the thread title is bolded, indicating new replies since the last time you viewed it, yes. If it's not bolded, indicating no new replies, then no, you land on page #1.
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