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What about when you check ajaxify.data.topics with a regular users?
ajaxify.data.topics
@baris what is a regular user? there are registered-users, verified-users,unverified-users,Global Moderators,banned-users, guests and spiders
A regular user is a user who is not an administrators/moderator or global moderator.
@baris thank you for your reply.when I check the ajaxify.data.topics on console with a regular user, that topic has no tid and the array's length is 2.It's werid that I can see the topic on that page.
Can you post the output of the following queries?
db.objects.find({_key: "cid:16:tids"}); db.objects.find({_key: "cid:16:tids:pinned"});
@baris check in console?
No you need to run those commands in mongodb cli after selecting your database with use <db_name>;
use <db_name>;
@baris but I use redis
In that case you need to run these in redis-cli
zrange cid:16:tids 0 -1 zrange cid:16:tids:pinned 0 -1
@baris this is the screenshot of Redis Desktop Manager
Your data looks good, so that extra topic entry might be due to some other issue with html markup. Are you allowing unsanitized html?
@baris how to delete it?
I suggest taking a look at your html sanitization settings make sure html isn't allowed in markdown settings.
Next step would be to move the other 2 topics from that category and check if you still see broken markup.