⭐ Merited by LoyceV (32)
It's a good start, but can I be a bit demanding? 
Sure, let's make it work properly. I want to practice my skills as well.Quote
If I search for a large number, it works. Example:
userID 459836 > https://loyce.club/archive/members/45/459836.html < correct!
But if I search for a small number, it doesn't use "0" for the directory:
userID 35 > https://loyce.club/archive/members/35.html < incorrect! (this should have been https://loyce.club/archive/members/0/35.html)
userID 459836 > https://loyce.club/archive/members/45/459836.html < correct!
But if I search for a small number, it doesn't use "0" for the directory:
userID 35 > https://loyce.club/archive/members/35.html < incorrect! (this should have been https://loyce.club/archive/members/0/35.html)
Now fixed.
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One more request: if I enter a number in your LoyceV Search Tool, I'd like to submit it be pressing "Enter", which currently doesn't work. The buttons can stay too 
Done!
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Edit: Just added bootstrap for design/format purposes.
It looks decent. Is is possible to strip all unneccessary data from https://bitcoindata.science/css/bootstrap-grid.min.css? 49KB seems excessive Quote
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I didn't understand the old posts logic, but I can do it as well if I have more information
I'm guessing you're not the only one, and that makes it quite hard to use. I've explained it here:Sneak preview: http://loyce.club/archive/oldposts/
How to use:
How to use:
- Find the msgID you need. Let's use 28228
- Remove the last 5 digits from the msgID to get the directory name (if there are less than 5 digits, use 0): 0
- Replace the last 2 digits of the msgID by xx, and add .html (if there are less than 5 digits, use 0xx): 282xx.html
- Add "#msg" and the msgID: #msg28228
- Put everything together and go to http://loyce.club/archive/oldposts/0/282xx.html#msg28228
Done
A small correction:
- Remove the last 5 digits from the msgID to get the directory name (if there are less than
56 digits, use 0): 0
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Ideally, this should be included in the same search field: if someone searches for a low post number (say 25000030), it should give this link: https://loyce.club/archive/oldposts/250/250000xx.html#msg25000030.
But if someone searches for a high number (say 5310200), it should give this link: https://loyce.club/archive/posts/5531/55310200.html.
Can you pull that off?
I didn't understand. Your low post number (25000030) is higher than the high post number (5310200). Is it the opposite?But if someone searches for a high number (say 5310200), it should give this link: https://loyce.club/archive/posts/5531/55310200.html.
Can you pull that off?