The Login Administration section (Admin > Characters and Accounts > Website Accounts) has been redone to really speed up that process, particularly with large sites that contain many thousands of users.

There is now a live search function on that page, where you can enter any text and it will search on login name, character name, email address, or IP address.

Furthermore, you can now choose how many accounts to show per page. Before, it was fixed at 100 per page. Now it defaults to 200, and stores the amount in a cookie, but you can show up to 50,000 accounts at a time. Bear in mind that choosing 50,000 accounts, especially if you have a PILE of accounts, will be retardedly slow and that 50,000 may be removed.

This proves as a nice compromise between the older version (showing all accounts without any pagination), and the new version (fixed pagination). Finding the right account to edit now is going to be super fast, especially for the really large sites.

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Not sure if this is a side affect of the enhancements.
If I click the Login column to filter it the page comes back blank and says "No Matching Accounts"




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Thanks. Fixed. What a dumb error, the *default* sorting breaks when you try to sort.

Minor one-line overlook there, and we're good to go.

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