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glaspell | December 25, 2008 11:56 PM | in Mahalo Answers Community

Are other people finding that their "pages viewed today" is continuing to build up past one day?

Someone else pointed out the issue of the loyalty section having pages viewed stay stagnant (mine is at 0!), and I realized that I am also experiencing a build up in how many pages I've viewed "today." If this is an issue for others, it might point towards a system-wide problem and a system-wide solution?

The question that spurred mine:
http://www.mahalo.com/answers/mahalo-answers-community/in-my-profile-under-the-loyalty-section-it-shows-pages-viewed-why-is-that-number-stagnant

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BEST ANSWER chosen by asker | brownbagcomics | December 26, 2008 03:26 PM

Yes, but I thought it was due to the holiday. I just started the day and on my third page I got the "40th page viewed" message. Very interesting - I must be Mahalo'ing in my sleep!

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Just had to pick one... wish this had been a better test of how common the problem is!

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williamwaco | December 26, 2008 05:30 PM

I don't get it. My pages viewed has not moved for four days but I do not find a "pages viewed today" - Where is it?

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glaspell | December 26, 2008 08:28 PM

In reply to Williamwaco -- there is no "pages viewed today," but as you click on pages every 20 or so it'll tell you how many you've viewed and award you a point. So, you may be able to figure it out if you click on a lot of pages -- it'll appear at the top somewhere after your 20th page, if you've clicked on enough pages for it to kick in.

Hope that helps.

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thews | December 25, 2008 11:57 PM

Me too!

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glaspell | December 26, 2008 08:28 PM

I think this is helpful, because it's good for Mahalo moderators to see the scope of the problem. It's not like most questions where the point is to get an "answer" -- it's more important to get a sense of scope. If this is happening to Thews, too (and the exact same thing is happening, we checked) it's good to have that in this log.

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