I have noticed that posts are being shown in bad orders and believe I know your problem.
If you have multiple servers, their times are probably not synchronized.
The solution is to use the database's native function, for example if it's a unix timestamp in MySQL have your coder modify the places it inserts the time to do this instead:
BEFORE
timestamp_field='$time'
AFTER
timestamp_field=UNIX_TIMESTAMP()
This will ensure that no matter what server the post comes from, it gets the current timestamp of the DB inserted....and no more post order mixup
If that's not your problem, then nevermind this post
If you have multiple servers, their times are probably not synchronized.
The solution is to use the database's native function, for example if it's a unix timestamp in MySQL have your coder modify the places it inserts the time to do this instead:
BEFORE
timestamp_field='$time'
AFTER
timestamp_field=UNIX_TIMESTAMP()
This will ensure that no matter what server the post comes from, it gets the current timestamp of the DB inserted....and no more post order mixup
If that's not your problem, then nevermind this post
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