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You can (try to) force a page to refresh via headers, but there's no guarantee that the browser will respect the request.
The main issue of the threads listing showing your own post as the new post (when clicking on the forum link rather than the back button) seems to be resolved - as I noted 6 days ago.Jenni x0 -
It is not fixed and there is a bug, it was never like this, when I joined all those years ago and even after the major upgrade to a new forum 2-3 years ago, if you clicked back after reading a thread/discussion, the thread/discussion that you had been reading was not showing as a new, unread thread! What do you suggest I do after reading a post and I want to go back to the list of posts?0
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Jenni_D said:You can (try to) force a page to refresh via headers, but there's no guarantee that the browser will respect the request.
The main issue of the threads listing showing your own post as the new post (when clicking on the forum link rather than the back button) seems to be resolved - as I noted 6 days ago.0 -
I press the Home key (to go to the top) then click on the forum link.
Pressing the Back button simply goes back one page in browser history ... that won't guarantee giving you a refreshed page. That's the way things have been almost since browsers were invented.
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Jenni_D said:I press the Home key (to go to the top) then click on the forum link.
Pressing the Back button simply goes back one page in browser history ... that won't guarantee giving you a refreshed page. That's the way things have been almost since browsers were invented.
I guess I am getting used to it but it is still a bit of an irritation. Why did it get changed?Bob1 -
I imagine the Vanilla software package was updated and changed the standard headers ... or browsers have updated and no longer respect those headers. 🤷♀️Jenni x0
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Jenni_D said:I press the Home key (to go to the top) then click on the forum link.
Pressing the Back button simply goes back one page in browser history ... that won't guarantee giving you a refreshed page. That's the way things have been almost since browsers were invented.
ETA, since the issue of the post showing as NEW after posting a comment is fixed and I use the back button after reading posts, what is the difference?0
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