[SaswatPadhi]

How do I go to the last page of a thread directly ??

I see that the link to the last page has the page number embedded in it.
But, suppose I want to create a permanent bookmark to the last page of a thread, how do I achieve that ???

For example, the link to last page of "Unthinkable Hacking Techniques" is :

http://www.go4expert.com/showthread.php?t=14845&page=6

How do I change it to a link that will always take me to last page ??

I have tried page=lastpage, page=last_page etc.. etc... etc.... but no luck

[shabbir]

You can use newpost

http://www.go4expert.com/showthread.php?goto=newpost&t=14845

It would take you to the first unread post.

When you do any search it comes up as

[naimish]

In NewPost, If a thread has so many pages, there would be a direct link through page numbers, something like (1,2,....,6)...click on 6, it will be the last page of that thread opps TM

[naimish]

Quote:

but no luck

Hey TM it's my TM

[SaswatPadhi]

@ shabbir :

Another problem :: As you might have noticed, I have added keyboard shortcuts and combos to my Ver.2.0 of G4EF Toolbar. Now, .. everything is fine while when we reply to threads (both quick and advanced modes). But, when we create new threads .. the keyboard combos interfere with typing.

This is because my code is unable to recognize the textboxes in the create new thread page. It recognizes the textboxes in quick reply and advanced modes correctly.

So, could you help me in this regard ??

Here is my code that I use to recognize the source of keypress event :

isInputTarget: function(e) {
        var target = e.target || e.srcElement;
        if (target && target.nodeName) {
            var targetNodeName = target.nodeName.toLowerCase();
            if (targetNodeName == "textarea" || targetNodeName == "input" || targetNodeName == "findbar" || targetNodeName == "searchbar" || targetNodeName == "select" || targetNodeName == "textbox" ||
                (targetNodeName == "input" && target.type &&
                    (target.type.toLowerCase() == "text" || target.type.toLowerCase() == "username" ||
                         target.type.toLowerCase() == "password"))
                             )  {
                return true;
            }
        }
}

I have tried recognizing the problematic text-boxes by id, type, nodeName, tagName, nodeValue, nodeType. But, no luck so far... The textboxes have all these properties same as the background HTML page

Please tell me what to add, so that I can recognize them.

[shabbir]

Its a TextArea customized to give it an editor. I know only that much but if you want to know more you can use the firebug in Firefox to see if there is something unique about it.