Graphs not linking to Your Books

In the last day or so, I've noticed that if I click the link for a graph item, instead of taking me to Your Books where I can see the specific titles constituting that set of data, I'm just taken to my home page.

>1 Michael.Rimmer: Can you tell me which graph you're looking at and what you're clicking?

Just found this on the Tags graph (clicking on table items) at https://www.librarything.com/stats/kristilabrie/cataloging, looking for 5+ tags. Not seeing it on other graphs I've tested, yet.

I'm encountering this problem as well, whether I use Chrome Version 111.0.5563.65 (Official Build) (64-bit) or Edge Version 111.0.1661.43 (Official build) (64-bit).

I don't have any problem clicking through from Charts & Graphs to the relevant title lists in my catalog when viewing All Books, but it does happen when I filter the results by limiting to a particular collection (for example, "2023") or filtering by read date. Then, for example, selecting "Not set" in my Fiction vs. Nonfiction should show a list of 9 titles in my catalog, but it only returns me to my homepage. The same thing happens no matter which graph or option I select and regardless of which collection I've limited to.

Okay, I think this is fixed now. There was a problem with the url that was causing it to just redirect, but I think it's fixed. Please re-open if links from charts are still not working, and please provide exact steps for what you're clicking on (settings for the filter, graph, item in the table).

It's working as expected for me now--thanks very much!

Ah, sorry to reopen so soon, but this issue still appears for at least two more more chart/graphs. Below are steps to reproduce in one of them:
1. Open Charts & Graphs.
2. Limit to the "2023" Collection.
3. Maximize the Media graph.
4. Select "Digital sound recording" from the list.
At that point, rather than being brought to the one audiobook labelled as a "digital sound recording," you'll end up back at the homepage.

This also occurs with the Book Covers graph, when attempting to limit to those with no cover. In both cases, it looks like the same URL problem mentioned earlier, if I'm interpreting the earlier resolution correctly. The URL from the chart has an ampersand instead of a question mark after the username, so it redirects. Replacing that the former with the latter loads the list in the catalog properly.

>7 InfoQuest: Thank you. It was indeed the same issue. I think I got all of them now, but I can't be sure. Let me know if you find any more.

>2 knerd.knitter: Hi. When I first noticed, I was on Charts and Graphs>Overview>Read 2023, and it was all the graphs I clicked on, but other views and graphs were similarly affected. However, as set it above, you've fixed it and I'm not having the problem now, thanks 😊