Today's active topic...

[RKohn]

get to be aggravating if you use it just before midnight. If you're halfway through the list of 184 posts when the clock ticks past 12 and you try to go to the next page in the list you're screwed, cause it ain't there no more. Can't that search be done by posts in the last 24 hours instead of using a date to rollover? Just a suggestion.

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[illflem]

It's even worse on the west coast where midnight comes at 9 PM. I never use it,just go by the time listed for the last post.

 

[Doc Tinker]

I always knew that you guys on the west coast were odd, now I know it. You guys all think 9pm is midnight! #ad


Doc

 

[Cooker]

RKohn
After midnight all you need to do is use the search feature and search "since yesterday" don't change any other fields except date. This will put all your post back, possibly in a different order though.

 

[Bryan Brenneman]

RKohn,
I also use Today's active topics to read the boards. I usually hit the board just before midnight (EST). What I do is this:
When you get the first page of active topics, either right click and open the next topics in a new window or hold shift while you left click the link for the next topics. Continue to open new windows until you have the entire list. It usually takes no more than 4 browsers to get the complete list. Then as you select the threads you wish to read, open them in new windows as well. If you open the desired thread in the same window as the list, when you go back in your browser, you will get the list that is active after midnight.
This may not be the solution you were looking for, but it works for me.