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    I noticed that the pager for the comments on the current survey page[^] isn't working quite right. Even though there are 50 comments which should result in 2 pages with my default setting of 25 results per page, there's a link to a phantom 3rd page. I checked in Firefox, IE7, Opera, Safari, and Chrome, all with the same results. I can provide a screenshot if necessary. Normally I wouldn't bother you folks with something this small, but I figured you might want to know in case it was some off-by-one bug with a query or your pager control.

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      I noticed that the pager for the comments on the current survey page[^] isn't working quite right. Even though there are 50 comments which should result in 2 pages with my default setting of 25 results per page, there's a link to a phantom 3rd page. I checked in Firefox, IE7, Opera, Safari, and Chrome, all with the same results. I can provide a screenshot if necessary. Normally I wouldn't bother you folks with something this small, but I figured you might want to know in case it was some off-by-one bug with a query or your pager control.

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      Chris Maunder
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      Well spotted. I've fixed it locally and will upload the new code tomorrow

      cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP

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        I noticed that the pager for the comments on the current survey page[^] isn't working quite right. Even though there are 50 comments which should result in 2 pages with my default setting of 25 results per page, there's a link to a phantom 3rd page. I checked in Firefox, IE7, Opera, Safari, and Chrome, all with the same results. I can provide a screenshot if necessary. Normally I wouldn't bother you folks with something this small, but I figured you might want to know in case it was some off-by-one bug with a query or your pager control.

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        Dan Neely
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        Kythen wrote:

        Normally I wouldn't bother you folks with something this small, but I figured you might want to know in case it was some off-by-one bug with a query or your pager control.

        If you find stuff like this report it. Chris's employee's need even minor bug fixes to justify their continued employment. :rolleyes: Edit: added joke icon.

        The latest nation. Procrastination.

        modified on Monday, October 19, 2009 10:05 AM

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          Kythen wrote:

          Normally I wouldn't bother you folks with something this small, but I figured you might want to know in case it was some off-by-one bug with a query or your pager control.

          If you find stuff like this report it. Chris's employee's need even minor bug fixes to justify their continued employment. :rolleyes: Edit: added joke icon.

          The latest nation. Procrastination.

          modified on Monday, October 19, 2009 10:05 AM

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          Chris Maunder
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          Dan Neely wrote:

          Chris's employee's need even minor bug fixes to justify their continued employment.

          I don't think I quite get you, Dan. I think my team would be pretty upset to hear you say that given the hours they have been putting in lately.

          cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP

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            Dan Neely wrote:

            Chris's employee's need even minor bug fixes to justify their continued employment.

            I don't think I quite get you, Dan. I think my team would be pretty upset to hear you say that given the hours they have been putting in lately.

            cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP

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            It was supposed to be a joke since very little of what they're working on has had a publicly visible affect. :sigh:

            The latest nation. Procrastination.

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