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Old 07-10-2008, 03:42 PM   #1 (permalink)
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What setting is currently set for thread marking? I have been seeing some very strange things happening here (twilight zone going on).

If you are not using database thread marking, would it be possible to switch it?

I think the weirdness I am seeing is caused from me accessing this site from several different computers.

Symptoms:
-- threads marked as read when I havn't read it (not past expirary time)
-- threads still showing up in usercp.php after reading (subscriptions). They dont disapear for a little while. They should disapear as soon as it has been read shouldn't it?

Probobly some more stuff... but it is just weird trying to manage what I have read and havn't.
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