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Why has this forum only got one page?

Oracle · 2008-06-15 20:45:51

Really the subject of this post is the title. Why has this forum only got one page? There a plenty of forums on Boards.ie with (what seem to me anyway) less interesting and relevant topics and they have more pages. In this forum threads seem to go over the cliff edge, into oblivion, if they don't get a bump by someone…

15-06-2008 8:45pm

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Oracle

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Really the subject of this post is the title. Why has this forum only got one page? There a plenty of forums on Boards.ie with (what seem to me anyway) less interesting and relevant topics and they have more pages. In this forum threads seem to go over the cliff edge, into oblivion, if they don't get a bump by someone posting, this really isn't very satisfactory. Unix/Linux has millions of users worldwide, why is this forum truncated?

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#2 15-06-2008 8:51pm

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It's a default option on boards (I think this helps decrease page loads). Forums are truncated to the threads that have been posted in, in the last month. Go here (http://boards.ie/vbulletin/profile.php?do=editoptions) and go to the "Thread display option" section. Then change the "Default thread age cut off" to "Show all threads".

Every forum you go into will now show all the threads in that forum.

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#3 15-06-2008 8:57pm

Oracle

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Thanks, seems a strange default option. Unix always shows only one page.

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#4 15-06-2008 9:02pm

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So start more threads.

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#5 16-06-2008 9:00am

An Fear Aniar

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Don't you know Big Brother is on?

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#6 16-06-2008 3:40pm

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An Fear Aniar wrote: »

Don't you know Big Brother is on?

I can't imagine the unix heads watching BB.

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#7 16-06-2008 3:44pm

An Fear Aniar

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Maybe this is why:

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#8 16-06-2008 6:48pm

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If you look at the bottom of the Unix forum listing you'll see that there's a drop-down box that allows you to quickly increase the thread listing depth. By default it only shows the 'Last 10 Days'.

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#9 16-06-2008 7:44pm

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An Fear Aniar wrote: »

Maybe this is why:

excellent.

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