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Hello everybody,

It would be better if we have next threads title beside the « Next Oldest | Next Newest » or as a tooltip.
Would definitely be helpful for me if there was some way to call the next/previous thread's titles. Smile
Please add this feature for 1.8.1
extra queries for this... ?
really need this feature?
(2014-09-06, 09:44 PM)My-BB.Ir Wrote: [ -> ]https://github.com/ATofighi/mybb_/compar...d?expand=1

Thanks but:
1. Thread titles are not really worth having when they need 2 additional queries per thread. Unless we add a setting to turn on/off the nextnewest/oldest feature.
2. But even then the get_thread_link($tid, 0, "nextoldest"); is redundant. You can use the new $nextthread['tid'] to generate the actual links.
3. "limit_start" => 0 is not needed, it's 0 by default.
(2014-09-07, 03:11 PM)Destroy666 Wrote: [ -> ]
(2014-09-06, 09:44 PM)My-BB.Ir Wrote: [ -> ]https://github.com/ATofighi/mybb_/compar...d?expand=1

Thanks but:
1. Thread titles are not really worth having when they need 2 additional queries per thread. Unless we add a setting to turn on/off the nextnewest/oldest feature.
2. But even then the get_thread_link($tid, 0, "nextoldest"); is redundant. You can use the new $nextthread['tid'] to generate the actual links.
3. "limit_start" => 0 is not needed, it's 0 by default.

I'll fix these issues soon.
any progress?
It does already exist as a PLUGIN for 1.6 : http://community.mybb.com/thread-124244.html - maybe a compatibility change. I requested it, and it worked for me.
(2014-09-07, 03:11 PM)Destroy666 Wrote: [ -> ]
(2014-09-06, 09:44 PM)My-BB.Ir Wrote: [ -> ]https://github.com/ATofighi/mybb_/compar...d?expand=1

Thanks but:
1. Thread titles are not really worth having when they need 2 additional queries per thread. Unless we add a setting to turn on/off the nextnewest/oldest feature.
2. But even then the get_thread_link($tid, 0, "nextoldest"); is redundant. You can use the new $nextthread['tid'] to generate the actual links.
3. "limit_start" => 0 is not needed, it's 0 by default.

ad 1: the term 'querry optimisation' wouold be useful here - its all about how you optimised your querry. Well optimised can do that in one go.

ad 2.  [] instead of (),

ad 3. thats true.
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