Hi @robin-w ,
do you have any idea regarding this issue? Post updates (in backend) on topics delete all subscriptions.
Is this a normal behaviour? When yes, how can I keep subscriptions after a topic update in admin area?
have you tried this with 2.5.14?
@robin-w , No, I realised this as my forum was already 2.6. I was wondering why users don’t answer the topics. After testing I saw that all subscriptions are gone, since I update tags of all topics.
ok, I’d suggest you go to RC7 and see if that fixes
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@robin-w , thanks for your advise. RC7 partially solved the problem.
This is before updating topic (post_id:54878) in admin area:
mysql> select * from forum_postmeta where meta_key="_bbp_subscription" ;
+---------+---------+-------------------+------------+
| meta_id | post_id | meta_key | meta_value |
+---------+---------+-------------------+------------+
.....
.....
| 35265 | 54878 | _bbp_subscription | 11743 |
+---------+---------+-------------------+------------+
This is after updating the topic (post_id:54878) in admin area:
mysql> select * from forum_postmeta where meta_key="_bbp_subscription" ;
+---------+---------+-------------------+------------+
| meta_id | post_id | meta_key | meta_value |
+---------+---------+-------------------+------------+
.....
.....
| 35265 | 54878 | _bbp_subscription | 11743 |
| 35280 | 54879 | _bbp_subscription | 1 |
+---------+---------+-------------------+------------+
So, the user subscription is there but there is a new unnecessary row, the admin user is subscribed to a non-existing topic. post_id=54879 does not exist.
Who can we report bugs?
admin save puts a subscription on a revision post (54879). I think this should be corrected.
has been set to 2.6 defect by the bbpress authors
thanks for the info, Robin.
