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Yes, when I click on the date-time part of "King Boonen replied 6 minutes ago". It is under the thread name in mobile view.It works fine on my mobile.
Last unread post is by clicking the thread title. However, the old "unread values" are (presumably) lost.I think you're right, I tried it again and it does work. So that's good, althought not as good as before where it took you to the last unread post I think. But it's better than having to manually go to the last post. A very useful thing for mobile pages would be to have a page selector at the top and the bottom, in stead of just the bottom. That would help massively.
Last unread post is by clicking the thread title. However, the old "unread values" are (presumably) lost.
It makes sense, doesn't it? How else can the system know what you've read? Unless it's using cookies and only maintains state for that single computer, assuming it is only 1 person using it.Maybe it only works when being logged in?
The quote button is for multiple quotes. It sort of a copy/paste for quoting and you'll get an insert quote button on reply.
Ah, so you just hit reply, and the quote comes up. Then what's the point of the quote button?
Not on mobile though.
Manually clear the stuff you typed.How does one NOT post a message once it is created?
I thought you were just quoting Cille at RVV.
still got the login issues - need to reload the page several times until the site recognize i'm logged in. some messages do pop out like "u are already logged in" or "security issue, please refresh"...
You can now also highlight the element of text you are directly replying to and a dialogue will pop up, giving you a reply option that will quote just the relevant part of the comment (I haven't worked out what the other option, Quote, does, probably summons Satan). Previously you had to manually edit code a bit to quote succinctly, which I do accept was sometimes a bit of a palaver, especially on mobile/tablets when quoting from a mega-response.
still got the login issues - need to reload the page several times until the site recognize i'm logged in. some messages do pop out like "u are already logged in" or "security issue, please refresh"...
This happened to me once yesterday and it just happened again on this my 3rd login today.
I leave it unchecked but when I look again it's been checked again. It doesn't retain the instruction.When signing in are you leaving the box where it says ‘stay logged in’ checked or not? I know on some forums in the past there has been the occasional bug where not ‘staying logged in’ causes a problem.
Just tried with diff browser (firefox this time, before it was with chrome) - same behavior.That definitely shouldn't be happening, so we'd like to help. Can you try using a differet web browser than normal to login? That'll test to see if it's a cached date issue with the old forums.
Basically, using a new browser that hasn't logged into the site before will let you confirm if the login process is working as it should. If that does help, then clear the browser cache and cookies from your primary browser and that should clear it up.
If not, call it out and we'll need to look into it further.
You can collapse the sidebars using the menus there (clicking on the vertical dots or "hamburger")Still getting used to it. But initially I think the body of the text is too narrow. Too much space on left and right and not enough in the middle of the page.
When signing in are you leaving the box where it says ‘stay logged in’ checked or not? I know on some forums in the past there has been the occasional bug where not ‘staying logged in’ causes a problem.