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Offline niffiwan

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"new posts" button not going to the oldest unread post
I think this was reported elsewhere, but may have been buried so I figured it's worth it's own thread.

The orange "new" button on unread threads is still going to some post in the past, rather than the oldest unread post.

Image to remove any ambiguity


Post linked to in Eniochs thread: http://www.hard-light.net/forums/index.php?topic=93265.msg1857173#msg1857173

And this is the post it should have linked to: http://www.hard-light.net/forums/index.php?topic=93265.msg1857549#msg1857549

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Offline Enioch

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Re: "new posts" button not going to the oldest unread post
Actually, the issue is that any link to a specific post (including the 'latest post' option, only takes you to the top of the page where that post sits.
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Re: "new posts" button not going to the oldest unread post
This will theoretically be fixed when the forum theme is.
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