MikeJS Posted November 9, 2022 Share Posted November 9, 2022 Good day. This is related to the Buick Riviera forum in which I participate… Quite often as I peruse the latest postings to this forum, I simply click on the Next Unread Topic at the bottom right of the thread. In the past when I finished reading the most recent daily postings, clicking on that would take me on a time travel back to the last unread topic I’ve read, roughly March 2016. I have come across some very interesting discussions, some repeats but some new nuggets of info. Some days I wouldn’t read too many past the current topics, but on other boredom days, I would read lots of old threads. Recently that trip down “memory lane” has stopped and I now simply see the page indicating “There are no unread content items.” (Screenshot below) This happens on both my laptop and my I-shoe phone. On my browser I see 305 pages of discussions, with the first posting going back to almost pre-historic times ( December 2006). When I scroll through I eventually see the little blue ball beside the topic indicating I haven’t read that topic. That starts mid way down page 127. Again, March 2016. I would like to be able to just keep reading old topics as I did up until recent as I’m sure there’s more to be found in the remaining 10 years I’ve not read. I tried contacting the Administrator?? by clicking the Contact Us and provided this same story but I’ve heard nothing in weeks. If any of the above makes sense, am I the only one experiencing this or do others share my frustration… Later, Mike Swick Edmonton, AB Link to comment
Peter Gariepy Posted November 11, 2022 Share Posted November 11, 2022 Ironically what you liked was a bug that has been fixed. Link to comment
MikeJS Posted November 11, 2022 Author Share Posted November 11, 2022 Peter, good day Not sure why that was considered a bug, I felt it was a great feature for newcomers to the forums to potentially peruse archived information… Nonetheless, it’s too bad this bug was squashed. Thanks again for confirming what I was seeing… Later, 1 Link to comment
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