Threads still appear new after a reply

[Tigga]

I noticed a couple of days ago that threads on here are still bold as if there are new replies after I reply to one. Is it just me, or is anyone else having this problem?

[Rose]

I think this comes with vB3. I've noticed it on one other board I frequent. It counts your reply as "new/unread" even though you obviously "read" it as you posted it. Frustrated me for quite some time at first. Now I just try to get used to it.

[Tigga]

IIRC, there was a bug in one of the older versions that caused this. Doesn't happen on either of my forums...

[Paul M]

Happens for us on 3.0.3, which is not what I would class as an "older" version.

[TwinsX2Dad]

Ditto here. Cookie management is not one of vB's strengths.

[Tigga]

Strange... I'm running 3.0.3 and 3.0.2 and it's not happening to me. I don't think I made any modifications to the code to prevent that...

[cinq]

I was running 3.0.1 and noone reported the problem ( may have existed though ).
But an upgrade to 3.0.3, reports came in. 3.0.4 seems to have cleared it though. And 3.0.5 too.

That said, the whole mark as read feature in vb seriously needs a major rehaul. Even free phpbb gets the job done right for TRUE thread read features.

Was very fustrating for myself and my members when we did the switch from phpbb to vb2 a couple of years back and to this day, there are still complaints.

[peterska2]

It was fixed in the 100+ bug fixes in vB 3.0.4

If you are having the problem and you want it fixing then I recommend that you upgrade and not just patch init.php and private.php

vB 3.0.3 has been out for about 6 months. This makes it an older version.

[Zachery]

I was running 3.0.1 and noone reported the problem ( may have existed though ).
But an upgrade to 3.0.3, reports came in. 3.0.4 seems to have cleared it though. And 3.0.5 too.

That said, the whole mark as read feature in vb seriously needs a major rehaul. Even free phpbb gets the job done right for TRUE thread read features.

Was very fustrating for myself and my members when we did the switch from phpbb to vb2 a couple of years back and to this day, there are still complaints.
Yes at an insanely serrious cost to any large board.

[cinq]

Yes at an insanely serrious cost to any large board.
How come ?

btw aren't the devs already planning/doing it for future version/s ?

[Dean C]

Yes at an insanely serrious cost to any large board.

Hardly, a temporary cache for any user which is deleted after a admin-defined rate would not be too much strain :) IPB uses it and it works lovely.

[Zachery]

Hardly, a temporary cache for any user which is deleted after a admin-defined rate would not be too much strain :) IPB uses it and it works lovely.I wasn't refering to ipb dean, I was refering to the way phpbb does it.