Group members unable to access Group Discussions intermittently
Using Jamroom
@michael, I am not able to reproduce it at all in my Admin user but it is becoming a real problem for ordinary members. I've tested this in my non-Admin user and it happened almost immediately.
The users are definitely logged in at the time - you can see the user name on the menu bar. It is not confined to members that have just started a session.
It appears to happen after a comment has been updated. The comments on the page/discussion are inaccessible for a period of minutes up to several hours, before the user can return to the discussion to add comments.
I have asked them to clear their cache when it happens. This does not solve the problem.
In my non-Admin user, I went to a test discussion I'm following and updated an old comment there. The updated text didn't show after I had clicked the Update button. Cleared my browser cache and still it didn't show, even after adding a couple of random characters to the end of the url and reloading page. I clicked the cog wheel to update the comment again and the revised text was already in the update comment box. That's confusing and I assume due to system caching. The updated comment appeared on returning to the discussion a couple of minutes later. I edited another comment there.
I visited the Images Gallery, left a couple of comments on images, then went to a different discussion in the same group and added a comment. When I returned to the first test discussion, the comments were no longer visible.
I think this is significant: The @ name under the group owner's profile picture no longer shows the name, there is only an @ sign.
Going backwards through the browser history, the discussion page doesn't show comments, but I can go backwards to the comment update view, which show the comment text I updated.
I started a new session by logging out and in, and the discussion is still not showing comments or the group owner's profile name.
I attach screenshots of
1) the blocked discussion;
2) going back in browser history, the comment editing page;
3) the discussion seen from my Admin user just afterwards.