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pH7_jp1
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Post by pH7_jp1 »

At the home page, I see there have been 21 posts since my last logon:
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But when I click on it, I get the message:
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UPDATE After I posted this question, it still showed 21 new posts, but when I clicked it, this one new one showed up. I suspect it will work fine the next time, but it would be interesting to know if anyone else experienced this.
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Post by tennessee titan »

All the time.....
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Post by vickyg2003 »

I had this for a while. It was a network problem on my end. But it went on for months. I went to using this query which will show me everything that has happened all day.

https://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/searc ... rch_time=1
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Post by MaskedMan »

Whats not working now, if you enter a forum that supposed to have new posts in it, the indictors that point the threads out with these new posts, are missing. It looks like everything has been read.
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Post by pH7_jp1 »

Thanks, it's nice to know it isn't just me.

Thanks for the query Vicky that makes it a little less work.

MaskedMan said:
Whats not working now, if you enter a forum that supposed to have new posts in it, the indictors that point the threads out with these new posts, are missing. It looks like everything has been read.
I suspect that this is the same problem, since the same query determines which ones to flag.
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Post by pH7_jp1 »

As an experiment, I logged off, cleaned my cache and logged back on. It appeared to cure the problem, but I won't know for sure until there is more activity. MaskedMan, you may want to try the same thing.
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Post by The Robman »

I don't know if browsers make any difference, if cache is involved. Personally, I never come in through the front door, so I never see the new post count message. I use Mozilla Firefox.

I always come in using a bookmarked newposts link:
https://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/searc ... d=newposts

When I want to look for a recent post, I use the same link as Vicky and I just change the number at the end to how many days back I want to go.
Rob
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pH7_jp1
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Post by pH7_jp1 »

I use Firefox also. I should have first tried just the logoff / logon to see if that fixed the problem and then if not, cleaned the cache. My hindsight is usually better than my foresight. If it happens again, I can test that.

I now will be using Rob's link as my way in, since I always did the same thing, but with 2 clicks.
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Post by MaskedMan »

I signed out and cleared the cache on the computer, no one showed up last nght so I could test it.

Now I'm on the webtv which was left alone, and everythings working as it should.

But both were having the same trouble yesterday.
Edmund
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Post by greenough1 »

I also have to refresh my cache to see what's new. I hit F5 to do that. No need to logout/login.

Best,
jeff
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