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Milhouse;323591 Wrote:
Not really sure I fully understand the reason for the change, but I'd
have thought offering the option for members to continue with the old
way (which is standard on just about every forum) would have been a good
idea.
The main reason for it as I see it is you can be
funkstar;323706 Wrote:
The main reason for it as I see it is you can be browsing the forums,
get called away to do something (or even just need to get a coffee or
go to the toilet) and not have the forum time out on you meaning you
loose what was new when you load a page.
The change is a
PRGeno;318607 Wrote:
I'd have to agree. This new mode is not my favorite way to fly.
+1
I've been wondering what was wrong with this forum recently - I haven't
checked-in for a few weeks - but the upgrade would make sense
threads I'm subscribed to and have just posted in don't then
Milhouse;323407 Wrote:
threads I'm subscribed to and have just posted in don't then appear in
New Posts
Why would/should it show in New Posts when you are the last one who
posted? By definition, if you posted the last post, then you have seen
the most recent post in that thread (you wrote
We are splitting hairs here, but for me not seeing posts i'd recently
read or posted in included in the New Posts search was confusing at
first, mainly because thats how all my other forums work.
It also makes it *slightly* harder to work out what is new since the
last time you hit New Posts in
jsharper;323539 Wrote:
Why would/should it show in New Posts when you are the last one who
posted? By definition, if you posted the last post, then you have seen
the most recent post in that thread (you wrote it!), in which case there
is nothing new in there that you haven't seen. New is
New Posts works exactly as I'd expect. I like that it has a divider
between those threads that have new posts made since my last visit. I
wouldn't expect a post in which I was the last poster to appear on this
page, since there's no new content. Try Quick Links Subscribed
Threads.
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Thank you for enabling the new setting!
mvalera;316363 Wrote:
The 10 days thing is not user selectable it's a global setting... I
could extended that if there is a lot of people that want forum marking
to be tracked for a longer period, but I don't want to put an excessive
load on the
Millwood;318283 Wrote:
Just one user's opinion.
I really liked the mode in which visiting one of the forums was
equivalent to marking it all read.
In the rare cases when I needed to try again, the last posted date/time
was adequate to find things that I hadn't seen - but normally I'd
Hi
I reported in http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=49553 that
all the slim forum RSS feeds seem to be broken since 26th June and was
alerted to this thread.
Anyone know if the upgrade affected RSS?
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mr-b
Just one user's opinion.
I really liked the mode in which visiting one of the forums was
equivalent to marking it all read.
In the rare cases when I needed to try again, the last posted date/time
was adequate to find things that I hadn't seen - but normally I'd open
the forum, glance at the
snarlydwarf;316174 Wrote:
Look under Quick Links.
In each individual forum there's also a 'Mark This Forum Read' under
'Forum Tools'.
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mvalera;316147 Wrote:
This means that read/unread forums and threads markings will now be
based on your _actual_ forum use over the last 10 days. Threads older
than 10 days will be marked as read automatically.
Can the 10 days be made a user adjustable option? I visit the forums
pretty much
Sorry not understanding you...
Forum marking happens as you visit threads and forums immediately.
Your records are only kept for the last 10 days for space reasons... we
have a lot of users. As a result all forums are marked as read after 10
days, because we no longer have the records based on
This is the definition of the Database Read Marking Limit that is
currently set to 10 days:
Database Read Marking Limit
With database read marking, the unread markers on threads and forums
are persistent across forum sessions. If a user does not read a thread
that is marked as unread, then that
mvalera;316363 Wrote:
The 10 days thing is not user selectable it's a global setting... I
could extended that if there is a lot of people that want forum marking
to be tracked for a longer period, but I don't want to put an excessive
load on the server.
Got it. I was just asking whether
Since we upgraded the forum servers last week, we have now decided to
change the forum read marking method to a database method driven by
username activity.
This means that read/unread forums and threads markings will now be
based on your _actual_ forum use over the last 10 days. Threads older
Mike,
this is actually something I had wanted for some time, as someone whose
normal method of browsing the forums is to click on New Posts but who
can sometimes get interrupted in a session and lose the tagging of
unread new posts of genuine interest before the next session.
However when I did
davep;316167 Wrote:
What I would like is the ability to wipe the slate clean at any point
and mark all posts as read so that next time I can start with genuine
new posts and take it from there.
Is this possible?
Look under Quick Links.
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snarlydwarf
Thanks, Snarly. Despite almost daily visits to these forums I have
never looked into the Quick Links menu. Mark Forums Read does just what
I need.
davep
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