The 'n' for new threads never goes away?
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2010-12-16 23:22:28
[14 years, 9 days ago] |
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Administrator 2010-12-16 23:31:13
[14 years, 9 days ago] |
It seems to be working for me. Have you manually reset the forum status (at the forum index) or logged out yet? Either of those actions should make the current Ns go away. |
Head Moderator 2010-12-17 04:57:26
[14 years, 9 days ago] |
manual reset works :) |
2010-12-17 06:56:07
[14 years, 9 days ago] |
Worth noting is that it doesn't reset when you get logged out for idling. |
2010-12-17 07:59:58
[14 years, 9 days ago] |
Just logged in before school and the 'N' is still there even on my post. |
Administrator 2010-12-17 09:46:53
[14 years, 9 days ago] |
Yeah that's by design Emanuel, idling didn't reset forum status in bots2 either. Personally, I never logged out in bots2 so I could have complete control over forum resets. |
2010-12-17 18:04:37
[14 years, 9 days ago] |
ya idled out. |
Shadow [48] 2011-03-11 01:26:58
[13 years, 290 days ago] |
its great that theres a manual reset button but another nice little tweak could be to have it auto sort it |
Administrator 2011-03-11 03:52:14
[13 years, 290 days ago] |
The way it works is that a timestamp is stored signifying of what time you've read up to on the forum. The number of new posts is then just the number of posts made after this timestamp. Decrementing the count from individual posts therefore wouldn't work without an overhaul. |
Shadow [50] 2011-03-11 04:43:02
[13 years, 290 days ago] |
ahh i see well given the way its worked outi think the manual reset button is ok :P im getting used to it now anyway |
GessGuitar1 [30] 2011-03-12 03:38:55
[13 years, 289 days ago] |
i think this system could maybe use some revamping, like removing the 'n' after viewing the post because it is no longer 'new' many forums do this all the time... |
Shadow [53] 2011-03-12 06:00:49
[13 years, 289 days ago] |
unles im mistaken because the "N"'s are placed by looking for all posts after a certain time/date stamp (the lat time you did a manual reset or manual log out) its not possible to remove the "N" from a post you have just read, becasue the new post arent tracked as individual posts but instead their tracked as a set of posts after a time/date stamp, so that only really leaves you the options of removing all the "N"' or not and something like that is allready in place. the manual forum clear button |
Administrator 2011-03-13 20:57:59
[13 years, 288 days ago] |
Shadow is correct. |
2011-03-13 23:06:16
[13 years, 287 days ago] |
It would be nice to be able to manually reset each section/thread instead of having to do the whole thing at once. I always feel like I'm going to miss something in between looking at different sections. |
Administrator 2011-03-14 00:34:38
[13 years, 287 days ago] |
What I do when reading the forums is leave the forum index open on one tab and then open each section with new posts in new tabs. I do the same for new threads from each of those tabs and when finished, go back to the original tab sitting at the index and reset. This will reset to the time the forum index was loaded and so any new posts made while reading will now be marked as new (including any replies you yourself may have made during that time). |
GessGuitar1 [38] 2011-03-14 03:51:52
[13 years, 287 days ago] |
i think we need a new system thats all!!! |
Aqua Regia [94] 2011-03-14 04:33:59
[13 years, 287 days ago] |
I hate forums that don't let me decide if I read a thread or not. The fact that I viewed the thread doesn't necessarily mean I read it. |
2011-03-14 15:32:20
[13 years, 287 days ago] |
Ah, I didn't know that ender. Good to know. |