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Topic # 111371 1-Nov-2012 08:01 Send private message

Hi There

My last couple of posts have come up with "this post has been edited" even though they're new posts. I posted from Chrome on OS X Mountain Lion. When I click on the change history there isn't one.

Examples here:

http://www.geekzone.co.nz/ForumEdits.asp?topicid=111366&replyid=710170

Cheers
Duncan

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  Reply # 710191 1-Nov-2012 08:09 Send private message

Fixed.

I have been introducing small changes for performance, improving caching and cached one item too many ;)





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