Thanks for the image, it helped. You are right, I thought I was looking at the block list, not the transactions list. It confuses me because I am mostly used to the bitcoin explorers where you have just a list of blocks with the number of transactions beside it. And yeah, I forgot that block hashes begin with zeroes so here those are clearly transaction hashes.
But I still think Iquidus is strange because why would they make the interface such that the block column in the table is first, if the main data which is used for the table are transactions? The first column should be a transaction hash, which is unique, and then in that row the block number where the transaction is included could be written on the right. Wouldn't that make more sense?
Especially because this page exists:
http://biblepay.inspect.network/movementSo I don't understand why the transactions are listed again on the main page, and also why there isn't simply a block list page.
Also, could you maybe explain why the second transaction in
this block is not shown in the "Movement" page?
I have the movement page configured to only show transactions above 20k BBP so that it won't just be cluttered with mining reward payouts. Once the trading volume is higher I'll lower the limit on the filter, but for now the ratio of mining reward transactions to user transactions doesn't really make it practical. Ideally you'd be able to filter the mining rewards from the movement page, but Iquidus doesn't seem to have a configuration option for that.
As far as the layout, that's just the way the author designed it. The transactions are sorted by the block they're included in, so it's not really weird to have that as the first column. Also makes it easy to see what the latest block is from the explorer page. In most typical usage I'm just using the search bar to search a specific block in any case, lists of hashes don't really tell you much. You can navigate up and down the blockchain while inspecting a block using the arrows and see the raw blockdata by clicking the information icon.
I'd like to customize the explorer specifically for Biblepay eventually, but I'm going to hold off until the dev irons out the details of charity-related features. Something like a script specifically for tracking the charity wallet with its estimated value and a donation history list which catalogs whatever information is made available. If messages to and from orphans end up getting inserted in the blockchain, it'd be nice to have a page dedicated to exploring those.
And actually, that reminds me, since BBP is listed on an exchange now I need to see if I can start pulling price data from c-cex into the explorer.
