Not sure if this is a bug, or just a limitation of the code being used, but any help with this would be very much appreciated!
We tried to figure a way to calculate what page a comment was likely to land on by dividing by our pagination number, but we realised pretty fast that it more than likely wouldn't work because it would not work with our seperate 'permalink' view.
When using links to ''jump'' a user to a comment ( e.g https://sitename.com/user/{username}#comment-1 ) if the comment is on, for example, the second paginated page ( https://sitename.com/user/{username}?page=2 ) the ''jump'' link will not correctly display the referenced comment, and will instead stay on the first page of pagination.
Not sure if this is a bug, or just a limitation of the code being used, but any help with this would be very much appreciated!
We tried to figure a way to calculate what page a comment was likely to land on by dividing by our pagination number, but we realised pretty fast that it more than likely wouldn't work because it would not work with our seperate 'permalink' view.