'As-Read' status not working?

[greed]

Yeah, Fenris that's what's happening to me and Mes what I was saying was I don't remember always having to do this to get them marked read.

[Mesden]

Originally Posted by FenrisWolf

Well, for me, you're wrong.

I click the thread, click the Forum related stuff forum, click the Nuklear Power Forums, and it reads read.

What I'm saying is, don't click Forum Related stuff forum. Reread what I said, please.

If you go STRAIGHT from the thread to Main category or Nuklear Power Forum, it'll stay unread.

The threads show up as read after the first viewing. The forum, however doesn't recognize when you've viewed all the threads in the forum until you go into said forum, and back out.

Exactly, which was the only thing. I said this with "Resetting" via revisiting. The forum's unread because the thread is still registered as unread until you reset the forum.

[Fenris]

I clicked on the forum, then back to Main category (Without looking at this thread) and it came up as unread.

That's what I was talking about.

Sheesh, you'd think we were in the discussion forum... picking apart what each other is saying. o_o;

But, yah. It appears to be different for everybody.

[Mesden]

Originally Posted by FenrisWolf

That's what I was talking about.

Wooo, we're reitterating each other! d(^ ^d)

Sheesh, you'd think we were in the discussion forum... picking apart what each other is saying. o_o;

Eh heh, habit I guess.

But, yah. It appears to be different for everybody.

Well, not really. It's always been like this for me. I think we should just wait for an Admin on it or something.

[Nikose Tyris]

the steps didn't fix my problem either. Thanks for trying though, Mesden!

[edit] okay, now everything's working fine again, for now. Which is REALLY weird. ._.

[EDIT 2] it has happened again to me, and I didn't change any settings.

[Mike McC]

Try reducing your browser's cache, and hitting reload more often.

[Nikose Tyris]

Did it; nothing's happening.

in case anyone is interested, I have IE, Avast, and Firefox trying this out, and they all do it.