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    Stephen Hewitt
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    When you modify a post often the new content isn't visible. Sometimes refreshing the page helps. At other times you have to refresh it many times before it updates.

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      When you modify a post often the new content isn't visible. Sometimes refreshing the page helps. At other times you have to refresh it many times before it updates.

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      Rajesh R Subramanian
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      I thought it was just me. :omg:

      Nobody can give you wiser advice than yourself. - Cicero .·´¯`·->Rajesh<-·´¯`·. Codeproject.com: Visual C++ MVP

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        When you modify a post often the new content isn't visible. Sometimes refreshing the page helps. At other times you have to refresh it many times before it updates.

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        Maxwell Chen
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        I have this problem, too. I waited for one or two minutes, then refreshed the page.

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          When you modify a post often the new content isn't visible. Sometimes refreshing the page helps. At other times you have to refresh it many times before it updates.

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          Chris Maunder
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          This is an interesting one. We're moving to a data replication system to spread the load and one of the issues is how do we ensure that what you post is what you see. We currently cache data (which in combination with replication will cause some complexity) and in reviewing some code we found a situation whereby new posts won't turn up. The thing is we've never seen this actually occur in practice so we had a debate as to whether we should fix this latent bug now or move on with the system updates and fix it at our leisure. You've just answered the question for us.

          cheers, Chris Maunder

          CodeProject.com : C++ MVP

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            When you modify a post often the new content isn't visible. Sometimes refreshing the page helps. At other times you have to refresh it many times before it updates.

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            Vasudevan Deepak Kumar
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            Page Cache perhaps. Kick your Internet Explorer Refresh button armed with the CTRL key clutched tightly.

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              This is an interesting one. We're moving to a data replication system to spread the load and one of the issues is how do we ensure that what you post is what you see. We currently cache data (which in combination with replication will cause some complexity) and in reviewing some code we found a situation whereby new posts won't turn up. The thing is we've never seen this actually occur in practice so we had a debate as to whether we should fix this latent bug now or move on with the system updates and fix it at our leisure. You've just answered the question for us.

              cheers, Chris Maunder

              CodeProject.com : C++ MVP

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              Maxwell Chen
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              There is an additional phenomenon: Say there is a post (or a reply) in VC++ forum being voted 5, so I see the title in red. I switch to the Lounge forum, and switch back with the link VC++ forum (not by hitting the [Page Back] of IE). The vote to that post is gone! And later the vote shows up again after several refreshes or page changes.

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                When you modify a post often the new content isn't visible. Sometimes refreshing the page helps. At other times you have to refresh it many times before it updates.

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                Chris Maunder
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                I know this is seriooverdue, but I've put in place some changes that should make this less likely to occur.

                cheers, Chris Maunder

                CodeProject.com : C++ MVP

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