noman
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At the Anything Forum: The icon is always red, doesn't matter if there is something new or not!!

Please assist!!

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mrimer
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noman wrote:
At the Anything Forum: The icon is always red, doesn't matter if there is something new or not!!

Please assist!!

Clicking on "Mark all posts in Anything as read" will make the red folder yellow again.

noman
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It's happening again. I read the one red post and...

I tried to reload 5times it's everytime red.

When i load the site the first time after a reboot, everything is yellow->reload then some icons are red.

Is this my browser?

Why?

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Oneiromancer
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Yeah, this happens to me only on the General board...when I post a reply to the topic and then go back the the main forum board it keeps the folder red until I go back and read what I had just posted. Clicking on "mark all posts as read" works too, but I never know if someone posted something while I was typing...

Game on,

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noman
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exactly.

What browser do you use?

->noman

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Oneiromancer
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I'm using IE 6 fronted by Avant Browser...if you don't know what Avant is I talked about it in another post somewhere on this forum...do a search for it.

Game on,

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