How the public feed works
I created 3 users in my network
User1
User2
User3
* Situation 1: User1 publishes a post in his "personal feed" with visibility = public. This post is not automatically displayed in the "public feeds" of User2 and User3, they are only displayed when they reload the home page. Is it necessary to configure something so that a warning of new content is displayed in the public feed?
* Situation 2: now User1 and User2 are friends (I comment that User2 did not receive an "on site" notification, only a notification by email (friendship request).
User1 publishes a post in his "personal feed" with visibility = friends. User2 receives a notification on site, however the post is not displayed in User2's personal feed, nor is it displayed in User2's public feed, it only appears in User2's "dashboard".
I'm not understanding how different feeds work and what would be the difference between being or not being friends with someone or just following them. Maybe wrongly, I think that in my public feed I should visualize those publications that are public and those made by my friends.
Can someone explain how the algorithm works?
If someone requires it, I can provide users and passwords to test.
Thanks.
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Hello Claudio Acosta !
Everything looks correctly, you may check also according to this part from manual https://github.com/unaio/una/wiki/Timeline
The difference between "to be a friend" and "follow with someone" - in the second case the user which is followed by you will not get any updates about your activity.
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There are 3 timelines:
1) on profile page - this is to show user's activity
2) on dashboard page - shows activity from users which user follows
3) on homepage - shows public activity on the site
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Thanks LeonidS Alex T
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Hi LeonidS Alex T
Is it necessary to reload the page to see that a new content has been published in the public feed? -
No, the new feeds on index of content units pages are loaded via AJAX queries, without re-load.
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Hi LeonidS
So, what could be the problem why that does not happen? would it be necessary to configure something? Does it have any relation to the cron? -
No, the most probable reason - Javascript errors on the page where the new comment should appear. Remind me your UNA operator access via Messenger to check it.
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Hi LeonidS
I sent information via Messenger.
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Hi LeonidS,
According to what you have written to me via messenger on this topic I would like to suggest the following as an improvement in the timelines for a future version of UNA (public activity feed for example):
The notification to which I refer is like the one that shows the Linkedin feed, where it says "New publications". That the user does not have to reload the page to know that there are new contents published (see attach file).