"Your votes" giving inaccurate figures

Having done some upvoting, I became curious about what my voting record was for a particular monk. I was surprised to be told that I had cast only 20 votes, the earliest in Oct 2015. I would have been surprised had it been only 10 times that number. I checked a thread from 2013 in which I was sure I had upvoted this monk and, sure enough, I can't vote on the node again. Checking another monk I am sure I have upvoted frequently, I again got only 20 votes. I have nothing in the limit fields and don't remember this behaviour. Shome mishtake shurely?

Regards,

John Davies

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Re: "Your votes" giving inaccurate figures (displaytype=voteview) by beech (Parson) on Jun 09, 2016 at 03:19 UTC
I kinda see what you're talking about, 20 seems to be the default limit , number of votes to show, try increasing that to 99, and try adding an offset 999 seems to be the limit for your own homenode, the max votes you can see 99 seems to be the limit on other users nodes To see your newest 999 votes try ?node_id=436161;displaytype=voteview;votelimit=999, thats your homenode id or see newest 10 after skip 999 ?node_id=436161;displaytype=voteview;votelimit=999,10 or see oldest 10 after skip 999 ?node_id=436161;displaytype=voteview;votelimit=-999,10, thats a -999	[reply]
Re: "Your votes" giving inaccurate figures by LanX (Saint) on Jun 09, 2016 at 11:55 UTC
There seems to be a limit for the LIMIT field, 500 works but 1000 falls back to 20. Repeated queries using "SKIP,LIMIT" should do something like `Limit ([-][[skip,]max])` `< n*500,500 >` update well that's basically what beech said, but shorter Cheers Rolf _{(addicted to the Perl Programming Language and ☆☆☆☆ :) Je suis Charlie!}	[reply] [d/l] [select]

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