Welcome to the Newschoolers forums! You may read the forums as a guest, however you must be a registered member to post.
Register to become a member today!
Back and forward through pages.
Posts: 8761
-
Karma: 139
Ok. I might have a little trouble getting my point across, so bear with me if you will.
On some sites, I've noticed that if you are on a certain page at point "x" somewhere scrolled down the page, and then you hit back on the browser, then immediately hit forward, the site will automatically scroll down to point "x" for you rather than starting at point "a" at the top.
Hopefully that makes sense. But I was wondering why NS doesn't do that. Is it a cookie issue? It would be super convenient because sometimes threads get long and sometimes I have to hit back, and when I click forward again, I'm at the top of the thread/page instead of where I was before.
Does anyone get what I'm trying to say? It's more curiosity than anything.
Posts: 1127
-
Karma: 98
i totally got you, i was going to say something about this but never got around to it. it would help alot especially if you dont have mouse.
Posts: 15949
-
Karma: 9,431
yeah i get what youre saying and itd be sick
Posts: 12973
-
Karma: 500
i believe that has to do with your browser and settings rather than the website. that happens for me no matter what website i'm on (including NS).
Posts: 8761
-
Karma: 139
Hmm. Why would it happen for some websites and not others then?
Posts: 3292
-
Karma: 330
yes i know what you mean! how do i set it?
Posts: 14949
-
Karma: 9,234
Not sure if that's true. It works on almost all other sites for me, but doesn't work on NS.
Posts: 12973
-
Karma: 500
huh. I'm using Safari and it works for me everywhere as far as I know.
Posts: 14949
-
Karma: 9,234
Posts: 8761
-
Karma: 139
I'm bumping this to maybe get some responses from some admins. How 'bout it?
Posts: 8893
-
Karma: 7,633
Initially reading this treahd I thought it didnt work on NS, but it does i guess. I just tried. I am using Safari 4 on mac
Posts: 8761
-
Karma: 139
Bumping this to say that Firefox 3.5 uses this feature with NS. I don't know why other versions of Firefox didn't work for me, but it does now!
All times are Eastern (-4)
