Page URL: https://hero.handmade.network/forums/code-discussion/38
Description of issue: When in a forum with several pages, going to a page with a lower number (going from page 30 to page 29) create a wrong link.
Browser + version: Firefox 46.0
Screenshot(s): http://www.sisyphe.be/donotdelete/thread_list_link_bug.png (link at the bottom left of the screenshot)
Description of issue: When in a forum with several pages, going to a page with a lower number (going from page 30 to page 29) create a wrong link.
Browser + version: Firefox 46.0
Screenshot(s): http://www.sisyphe.be/donotdelete/thread_list_link_bug.png (link at the bottom left of the screenshot)
Edited by Andrew Chronister
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This seems to be related to this bug, I think, but I'll add a new entry in the "bug reports" list pointing to this thread.
Update: As far as I can tell, it seems to only affect sub-forums, whereas the previous bug affected handmade.network's "top-level" Forums.
Update: As far as I can tell, it seems to only affect sub-forums, whereas the previous bug affected handmade.network's "top-level" Forums.
Edited by Matt Mascarenhas
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This is due to a stray comma probably introduced in the fix for the last bug. Fixed.
Side rant: Holy shit, a single comma in the source code producing a user-visible change like this is awful. We really need to get off of Django/Python, this would never fly in a compiled, strongly typed language. It's really stunning to me the series of bad decisions which allows that comma to propagate through to the final HTML.
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Side rant: Holy shit, a single comma in the source code producing a user-visible change like this is awful. We really need to get off of Django/Python, this would never fly in a compiled, strongly typed language. It's really stunning to me the series of bad decisions which allows that comma to propagate through to the final HTML.
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Edited by Andrew Chronister
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