When I look at the comments for items on the NEWS , I frequently want to change the order from MOST RECENT to OLDEST TO NEWEST. Tonight, and looking at
it showed 4 replies in the MOST RECENT order and when I selected the O - N, it showed 2. AND they were different.
M R showed replies by: Paul Smith, 43 min; Bob Alkire , 3 hrs; Andrew Selden, 9 hrs; Charles Landey, 12 hrs ago.
And O to N showed replies by: Andrew Chandler, 11 hrs; Mark Shapp 7 hrs.
That’s happened to me several times.
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When I look at the comments for items on the NEWS , I frequently want to change the order from MOST RECENT to OLDEST TO NEWEST. Tonight, and looking at
it showed 4 replies in the MOST RECENT order and when I selected the O - N, it showed 2. AND they were different.
M R showed replies by: Paul Smith, 43 min; Bob Alkire , 3 hrs; Andrew Selden, 9 hrs; Charles Landey, 12 hrs ago.
And O to N showed replies by: Andrew Chandler, 11 hrs; Mark Shapp 7 hrs.
As of 8:00 this morning, the comments (now up to 10) were displayed “correctly” newest-first, following the global preference I made in ‘settings’ for the Kalmbach sites, and changing to ‘oldest to newest’ did display them correctly by approximate time (there is no precise stamp as with forum posts).
The MR forum continues to ignore the global setting and display any thread ‘oldest to newest’, but it does list them correctly in reverse order when that selection is made at the top of a page.
After posting, the page display goes haywire, with the display going to some post on the first page, and wack numbering including -1. Interestingly, the page before -1 is not “-2” as you might expect, but “*”. It takes real creative programming to sustain that level of weirdness in what is basically a commodity software package…
I wish I could confirm what you stated. As of 3:50pm CST, I find that Most Recent shows 12 post while Oldest to Newest shows 2 posts. And these two are not shown in the 12. Here are the two.
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Checking at 5:18, I actually show 2 posts for Shapp with the same time stamp (~“15 hours”) one starting with a comment about Kay Bailey Hutchinson.
That the feature works on a phone when Kalmbach IT can’t even support access to PMs on one tells me this is likely in how your browser receives their code. What are you using? If you have a different browser, log in with it and see if the problem shows up the same way, or differently.
Sir, You are spot on. I have been using CHROME but MS’s EDGE does not show the condition. I wonder if there is some buffer where the browser stores the data and the sort is done with the buffers data. Thank you.
There is, and it’s the ‘cache’ that is supposed to be cleared with Ctrl-F5 during the “browser ritual” you’ve probably seen discussed here from time to time.
There are ways to fine tune cache (and other) management in Chrome; I don’t use it unless I absolutely, positively can’t arrange ‘not to’ so I won’t be of much help with detailed specifics – but others who swear by Chrome can chime in with proper advice.
Has anyone else noticed that Newswire articles themselves seemingly are out of order?
I regularly will scroll down and suddenly see something that I would’ve read when it was first uploaded, but didn’t see at the time. It’s as if the newest newswire article isn’t always the 1st in the list.
Is anyone else having the topics presented in a verticle format? Only about 4-6 letters in a line then to next line. try reading that.