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double merging, you mean like it duplicated what you were merging into the post and put it twice?
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exactly
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Hmm, well I installed this on my test forum last night, and yes, it has (had) two problems ;
1. The post dateline is not updated on a merge, so it doesn't get seen as unread. 2. The one everyone complains about - no ajax refresh (unless you alter the time stamp, then you get two versions of the same post). So, since I wanted this on our forum I have fixed both locally - this is what I have done. 1. To fix the timestamp ; Find ; PHP Code:
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Paul, then how will you know when the first post was written? ;)
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You won't (unless perhaps you add it into the seperator). I don't really care as we only use a 1 hour limit for double posts anyway. If it bothers you then simply don't do step 1 - your choice. :)
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does this script work on version 3.5.1?
before your hack i tried on 3.5 and it's ok but it doesn't seem to be working for 3.5.1... or maybe it's just me... |
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