Tue, 2004-05-11 22:50
Hi Tony
Have you ever tried to stop watching this topic? When the page comes back up, the message is still the same (instead of going back to watch this topic).
This is because clicking the stop watching this topic link doesn't do anything. If you follow the unwatch link from the thread emails, that works.
Trevor
Wed, 2004-05-12 14:22
#1
Yes, I WOULD like to stop watching this topic
Hi Trevor,
Thanks for pointing it out.
I will look into it this weekend if not before.
Sat, 2004-05-22 06:03
#2
Yes, I WOULD like to stop watching this topic
Hi Trevor,
I'm still looking 
I can't watch topics so I don't see the problem.
It must be something to do with session management of the rewite of urls, most likely the last.
Once I figure it out I will fix it up.
Sat, 2004-05-22 09:23
#3
Yes, I WOULD like to stop watching this topic
Hi Tony
If you look at the address an email gives to unsubscribe it is like this:
........viewtopic.php?t=3306&unwatch=topic
whereas the link on the page gives this:
........ftopic3306.html&unwatch=topic
Now, I tired playing with this by also trying:
........ftopic3306.html?unwatch=topic
........ftopic3306.php?&unwatch=topic
........ftopic3306.php?unwatch=topic
All returned the page with me still watching
The fact that I could use the php extension means that the html re-directs to a php script. My guess is that it isn't passing the unwatch variable to the php code that is at the core of the viewtopic.php page.
As I guess (and if I had coded that php), when someone types
.....ftopic3306.html...
I would write a script to extract the topic number (3306) and then make the call to the code under viewtopic.php and pass (using get, post or cookie) the variables, such as the session id and topic number. My guess is that it isn't passing the unwatch variable.
Trevor
Sat, 2004-05-22 12:30
#4
Yes, I WOULD like to stop watching this topic
Hi Trevor,
I think it is all back to normal.
Let me know if you still have problems.