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Please add setting so records aren't bumped and marked unread with edits


chilihead

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(If this is a setting, I couldn't find...)

I had this issue in 3.4 and it looks like it is in 4.0 as well. Records are bumped and marked new with edits in New Content. Topics, posts, and blogs aren't so why records? Can this at least be a setting if there is a reason? I have authors that edit records for grammar and spelling and they are bumped/marked unread with each little edit. Thanks!

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That isn’t a forced behavior. It was in the early betas (regarding the appearance in New Content) and it was corrected after I complained about it. 

Regarding the category listing itself, see:

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@Ralf H. so this setting also sets it so it will not reappear in NC with an edit? Because on this site they do but not sure of their setting.

That setting looks like it is for categories.

Example: That 4.0.9 record keeps getting bumped as they edit it today.

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if any changes are made to this please make it as an option as I want my users to know when I edit a record as that tells them hey I might of changed something to it and they might want to check it out and see

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Example: That 4.0.9 record keeps getting bumped as they edit it today.

I was wondering about this myself. Maybe someone from IPS can shed some light on this. 

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@Ralf H. so this setting also sets it so it will not reappear in NC with an edit? Because on this site they do but not sure of their setting.

I activated the “update last action” on “edits and comments” for a database and a user made some changes to several posts. Yes, that bumps the record in the list and in New Content. That behavior is turned off when you set it to “comments only”. 

I kind of wish there was a third option, which doesn’t bump the record for everyone, but let’s me as admin know there was a change, so I can check if it’s correct and not vandalism. 

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