&n=1 in URL?

[SubDevo]

support.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=codedatabase&action=display&n=1&thread=70571

Ignore the actual thread post...
Does anyone know what the &n=1 represents?
I've noticed this in the URL in a lot (not all) code links in the [codeindex].
Just curious...

[Former Member]

an r attribute defines a radius of a circle and
also the radiant of a gradient,
I believe there is a radius measurement of '1' that is the same size of 16 pixels.
kinda like how 1em is the same size as 16px
I'm sure you already knew all that though.
So it could be representing a radius......
But ehhh, just an uneducated guess.

[Chris]

I'm not sure what's game's post relates to, but anyways...

Sub: It's from the v4 -> v4.5 upgrade. They used timestamps as indices in v4, but in v4.5 they use DB indices. This means that they had to convert the thread numbers. This led to an update of URLs in posts. The URLs in posts were marked with the n=1 URL to say they were updated.

[Former Member]

lol, yea I just skimmed through this post.
I thought it said r for some reason.
My bad

[Chris]

Aug 4, 2011 8:31:33 GMT -8 game said:

lol, yea I just skimmed through this post.
I thought it said r for some reason.
My bad

Oh, that explains it. ;D Didn't even think about that.

[SubDevo]

Thanks Chris. I thought they were sneaking in something for v5.
And here I am, just noticing it from a previous upgrade! lol
I can rest now...