Name: Whacking &DaysPruned

Description: This shows all topics within a forum (great for slower forums) and increases your cache hits ~10% (great for busier sites). With pagination added to recent versions, this is useful for most anyone and cleans up the forum page.

Link: Click Here

Demo: Here

Author: Me

Credits: Charles Capps for the original idea and some assistance

Requirement: UBB™ 6.4

Perfect, it actually helped with my accelerator problem too...(I posted about it in the new members forum).

glad you like it

this works for 6.5 too

you can use this hack for 6.0x with small changes...

just ignore the part ultimatebb.php and public_register_form.pl

Accomplish all other steps of the modification and consider additionally the following code:

[code][/code]I've tested it on 6.04e and found no problems...

I like this mod Allen thanks! One question though. Since we are now focing Pagination more or less, I would like to make its use alittle easier.

Where do I edit the actual output of $more_topics_wording ( I would like to have [ ] around the current page or some other way to let them know easily where they are )

Where do I edit the
$more_topics_wording at the bottom of the page above the Legends Table? I would like to get it to line up with the top one so it is handy ot use instead of kinda lost in the default location.

Thanks for the Mod!
Painfool

One interesting quirk I found out about this today that had me chasing my tail, so will post it as a FYI - In 6.5 (may be in 6.4 as well, I never ran that version) if you are in Admin Only View mode you will ONLY be shown posts for the current date (like Prune=1)

It took me a while to think of opening up the board to see if it was working after verifying the mod about oh, 25 times or so

hehe

did you find the more_topics ? It would probably be in ubb_forum.cgi (I think)

Thanks Allen I found where it is, now I'm trying to sort it out. Any hints would be great. I can change the output of the LINKS to other pages, but I really want to hi-lite the CURRENT page number and it is not readily obvious to the untrained eye. If you ever catch yourself streaking through that file can you take a gander at it for me

It's the section that starts

# limit page-view based on cp settings

Thanks!