Pagination bug
<span onmouseover="this.style.cursor='pointer';" onclick="expandPages(this, '/index.php?action=profile;u=1;area=showposts;start=%1$d', 45, 150, 15);" style="font-weight: bold; cursor: pointer;"> ... </span>This url is not valid:
/index.php?action=profile;u=1;area=showposts;start=%1$d
would you like to give us some more information? what version is this issue in? either in SMF 2.0 or SMF 2.1 i cant duplicate any issue that seems related to this. so where are you seeing this issue?
TBH I don't know why there is that %1$d (but that is usually a replacement variable - not that usual in HTML but maybe JS makes some sense out of it).
Pagination does work properly everywhere (and that is present in all pagination links which I checked in 1min) so I'm not sure we'd call that a bug - maybe it should work like that. Dunno, I can't really tell how that works :(
@Illori, you can see it in this forum. Go to any place which has several pages (Show Posts, list of topics, even pages of a post), so many pages which bring out the "..." link in the pagination. If you point your browser developer tools to that "..." link, you'll see it
<span style="font-weight: bold; cursor: pointer;" onclick="expandPages(this, 'http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?board=5.%1$d', 75, 10100, 25);" onmouseover="this.style.cursor='pointer';"> ... </span>
that's part of the onclick/expandPages javascript and is completely valid within javascript AFAIK.
You are wrong. Maybe this is valid for humans but not for crawlers. Bots indexing that links and try open it. try open this url by Yourself. I think we can use html5 with css to make better pagination function.
SMF 2.0 will not take advantage of html5.
But we can simple fix this by create new html for this bug.
Quote from: MESWEB on January 05, 2016, 05:04:55 PM
Maybe this is valid for humans but not for crawlers. Bots indexing that links and try open it
They shouldn't. That's an "onclick" event, which is always handled by JavaScript. Bots shouldn't try to follow that ;)
Again, not saying that it is right or wrong because I don't know what that is supposed to do. I'm just saying that there should be absolutely no problem with that.
Google Bot have different view. In Google Webmaster Tool I have some errors about this links. So don't tell me
Quoteno problem with that
A bit of googling around and it seems you're right. It doesn't make any sense but apparently Google is doing it.
Google also returned this
http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?topic=519057.msg3837404#msg3837404
Which should fix your issue ;)
Yes i know that but how long it takes to recognize real url by Google? One week? One month? Who knows?