Most recent posts-Page increase

[stewart boyle]

Hi admin,
 
If I`ve been off the forum for a few days it can be hard to catch up on all the topics and threads unlesss I go through each and every one individually.
I always use the view the most recent posts function when I`ve been off for a few days.
Would it be possible to increase the number of availiable pages from Ten, to more ?.

Thanks for reading.
Stew

[Silhouette]

http://www.allposterforum.com/index.php?action=unread

No limit (it's my bookmark too)

[stewart boyle]

http://www.allposterforum.com/index.php?action=unread

No limit (it's my bookmark too)

The thing with the unread posts is that all the "chat" is seperate.
Conversations cross-over different threads all the time here, and I prefer to read all the posts in context as posted rather than open new windows to see what another member may have referred to.

Jus` sayin..

Stew

[MoviePosterBid.com]

just like my auction times, you can't please everyone

 

[stewart boyle]

just like my auction times, you can't please everyone

 

See,"context"...

Stew

[MoviePosterBid.com]

I know alot about context.. and rules. not all other people do

[Silhouette]

You could have the topics that interest you on (email) notify, then when you get an email saying a new post has been added (to that topic) when you click on the link that is provided and it will take you to the first unread comment of that topic, the advantage is that it doesn't matter how many replies are posted to that topic aftre that first unread one you only get the one email notification until you click the link.

[Dread_Pirate_Mel]

Hi admin,
 
If I`ve been off the forum for a few days it can be hard to catch up on all the topics and threads unlesss I go through each and every one individually.
I always use the view the most recent posts function when I`ve been off for a few days.
Would it be possible to increase the number of availiable pages from Ten, to more ?.

Thanks for reading.
Stew

NO!

But here's a consolation prize Stewie:

Scotland - SMT Bus (1920s, art by Jack Peacock, showing Glenfinnan Tower)

[stewart boyle]

That`s lovely Melz...
Blast from the past for sure.. S.M.T. If I remember correctly was the Scottish Municipal Transport group.awesome.

Stew