> I've tried keeping a comma delimited list in my database of the
> indexes of all read entries and when a user pulls up a page I check
> to see if the entry's id is in the list, but this slows down when
> there are more than 1,000 entries that have been read and are
> therefore in the databases list.
Use a relational database like MySQL and implement the setting of the Read
Status using Ajax (XML/HTTP Request - google for it).
Store the feeds in the database and have one BOOLean column for the read
status. That way you can pull in the read status in one query with the feeds
all from nicely indexed database. Should be fast enough.
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Stefan Seiz <http://www.stefanseiz.com>
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