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Posted by: Ordinary Nimda - Saturday, 23 April 2016 09:27:05
When clicking a Topic from the Topics List page, the posts are always shown with the page scrolled down to the first post (the opening post of the Topic). But I would like the whole header of the page to be displayed, most important of which is the Topic Title. The user has to see this, when clicking on a Topic IMO. Is there any undocumented way, that this can be achieved? I see a "" tag at the top of the page, but adding "#top" to the end of the URL does not work. There is some Javascript client side code in the page, which does its own magic. So, I am just asking this here, before I do some hacking. :) On the other hand, the "First Unread" and "Last Post" functionalities are great and very useful, giving users a lot of choice, especially on Mobile!

Posted by: Ordinary Nimda - Saturday, 23 April 2016 09:27:05

When clicking a Topic from the Topics List page, the posts are always shown with the page scrolled down to the first post (the opening post of the Topic). But I would like the whole header of the page to be displayed, most important of which is the Topic Title. The user has to see this, when clicking on a Topic IMO. Is there any undocumented way, that this can be achieved? I see a "" tag at the top of the page, but adding "#top" to the end of the URL does not work. There is some Javascript client side code in the page, which does its own magic. So, I am just asking this here, before I do some hacking. :) On the other hand, the "First Unread" and "Last Post" functionalities are great and very useful, giving users a lot of choice, especially on Mobile!

Posted by: tha_watcha - Sunday, 24 April 2016 07:51:03
The only way to archive tis would be removing the javascript that scrolls the page

Posted by: Ordinary Nimda - Saturday, 21 May 2016 23:57:55
[quote=tha_watcha;66963]The only way to archive tis would be removing the javascript that scrolls the page[/quote] I actually did this in a relatively simple way, by removing the function loadGotoAnchor. If there is NO occurrence of '/find/lasptost/' or NO occurrence of '/find/unread/' in the current document.location.href URL, I do NOT call the loadGotoAnchor original function, so the page is just rendered normally, without any scrolling down to the first post TD element. However, if there is '/lastpost/' or '/unread/' in the URL, then I call the original function, which scrolls as we are accustomed. If anyone is interested, I can post this segment here, some 10 lines of javascript code in DEFAULT.ASPX, plus one ID added to the first TABLE element in POSTS.ASCX as a marker, so only the POSTS page will be treated and not other YAF pages. I know it is an ugly hack, but it works like a charm with no or absolutely minimal overhead). (This is for the DNN Module only, I suspect it works similarly in other scenarios). EDIT: besides '/find/lastpost/' and '/find/unread/' there is also the case of '/m/' which scrolls to the given message number.

Posted by: Ordinary Nimda - Saturday, 21 May 2016 23:57:55

[quote=tha_watcha;66963]The only way to archive tis would be removing the javascript that scrolls the page[/quote] I actually did this in a relatively simple way, by removing the function loadGotoAnchor. If there is NO occurrence of '/find/lasptost/' or NO occurrence of '/find/unread/' in the current document.location.href URL, I do NOT call the loadGotoAnchor original function, so the page is just rendered normally, without any scrolling down to the first post TD element. However, if there is '/lastpost/' or '/unread/' in the URL, then I call the original function, which scrolls as we are accustomed. If anyone is interested, I can post this segment here, some 10 lines of javascript code in DEFAULT.ASPX, plus one ID added to the first TABLE element in POSTS.ASCX as a marker, so only the POSTS page will be treated and not other YAF pages. I know it is an ugly hack, but it works like a charm with no or absolutely minimal overhead). (This is for the DNN Module only, I suspect it works similarly in other scenarios). EDIT: besides '/find/lastpost/' and '/find/unread/' there is also the case of '/m/' which scrolls to the given message number.

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