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• #19727
I am suprised you are allowed to send some many messages in shuch a short amount of time
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• #19728
i'm emailing them. you are all invited to the wedding if it works out by the way. just leave the field clear for me to take a decent run at it. i'll tag out if things go sour, who wants 2nd dibs
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• #19729
You do realise we all only got the messages after rejection from Ed and Sumo. We’re not first choice soulmates.
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• #19730
Also had the same PM. I thought I was special. :(
Edit: My comment isn't even special.
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• #19732
It would've never worked out for us, them in London, me in Cheshire, and also the fact they appear to be a bit of a slag.
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• #19734
I've had the same message, from that user twice..
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• #19735
Hands off my lady you cunts.
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• #19736
TWICE
i'll defer to my more handsome colleague
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• #19737
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• #19738
You’re all so cynical. I emailed them and now I’m in a loving relationship (once I’ve handed over my bank details)
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• #19739
I've asked them to give me their bank details
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• #19740
I pulled too.
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• #19741
Thanks, nuked and blocked.
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• #19742
I feel left out... ;)
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• #19743
I feel cockblocked. Damn, she could've been the one. And now I'll never know.
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• #19744
@Velocio I have the "new message" icon but no new message. I assume I was also one of the lucky ones to receive an invite to form a new relationship and as you have deleted all of the messages I have no way of resetting my unread count. Not really a major issue for me as I don't tend to get a lot of PMs but might impact others too.
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• #19745
did it just fix for you?
I've just tried to do it manually, to see if it's a repeatable thing.
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• #19746
One day I will need to remember I just added this:
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION UpdateHuddleCountsForSite(in_site_id integer) RETURNS VOID AS $$ DECLARE profile RECORD; BEGIN FOR profile IN SELECT profile_id, profile_name FROM profiles WHERE site_id = in_site_id ORDER BY profile_id LOOP WITH u AS ( SELECT COALESCE(COUNT(*) OVER(), 0) AS total FROM flags ff JOIN ( SELECT hp.huddle_id ,f.last_modified FROM huddle_profiles hp JOIN flags f ON f.item_type_id = 5 AND f.item_id = hp.huddle_id LEFT JOIN read r ON r.profile_id = profile.profile_id AND r.item_type_id = 5 AND r.item_id = f.item_id LEFT JOIN read r2 ON r2.profile_id = profile.profile_id AND r2.item_type_id = 5 AND r2.item_id = 0 WHERE hp.profile_id = profile.profile_id AND f.last_modified > COALESCE( COALESCE( r.read, r2.read ), TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE '1970-01-01 12:00:00' ) ) AS h ON ff.parent_item_id = h.huddle_id AND ff.parent_item_type_id = 5 AND ff.last_modified >= h.last_modified LEFT JOIN ignores i ON i.profile_id = profile.profile_id AND i.item_type_id = 3 AND i.item_id = ff.created_by WHERE i.profile_id IS NULL GROUP BY h.huddle_id LIMIT 1 ) UPDATE profiles SET unread_huddles = COALESCE((SELECT total FROM u), 0) WHERE profile_id = profile.profile_id; RAISE NOTICE '% %', profile.profile_id, profile.profile_name; END LOOP; END; $$language plpgsql;
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• #19747
Well, I ran it.
My count doesn't look wrong... I've flushed caches... so I'm just assuming that SQL did what it was supposed to do.
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• #19748
Yep, fixed. Thanks!
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• #19749
I've never had an alias on here.
I would hit on you in the old fashioned way.
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• #19750
dragging you back to my cave
And then what big boy?
I'm not so special I see.