The solution revolves around IE6 ignoring new classes and ids implemented in the updated software version. Once I figured out what classes or ids were missing and acknowledged them in my stylesheet, then everything fell back into place.
What is this Add button for?
<p>
184<input name="tag" type="text" id="tag" size="10" maxlength="30" />
185<input type="hidden" name="id" value="36" />
186<input type="submit" name="Submit" id="tagformsub" value="Add »" />
187</p>
I’ve lost my background in IE6, with some topics it’s there, others it is gone. Can I go back to 8.3 with no repercussions?
I’m using 1024×768 resolution
If I do want to install the memberlist plugin, here do I place the “>Member List in the admin section so that only I can view it?
CK, if the password/cookie in 1.0 is the most secure, than that means I wouldn’t need the miniplug for the private area to restrict from Google and other search engines like Alexa?
I have installed Human Test. Now, to the task of deleting all those bozos.
The miniplug, do I put that into my template header.php? Or does it go into the directory/folder that I want as strictly private?
If you have the latest version of bbpress (.8.3), you need to activate the plugin that allows images.
That cured the error problem! Thank you ChrisHajer and Fel64.
Is there anything that will restrict posting in a forum to only certain people?
A different error this time.
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ELSE in front-page.php on line 60
Changed the div position.
I get a different error now:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in front-page.php on line 73
I added GiantFan’s additional filters, but my “tester” can still post to all forums. Using 8.2.1
Wait, wait, it might be my htaccess file that is causing the problem…..
And it also says I have 5 users when I only have 2 listed. Those users must be pulled over from bbpress/b also.
All installs are using the same database. In the config, the table prefix is different for each install. I do not want one profile for all three different forums. They need to use different usernames and logins for each forum. The reason being that two out of my three forums are very restricted where I add them, whereas the other one is for very general use.
I am also getting on my bbpress/c a post from my bbpress/b which I had never posted to bbpress/c.
Of course! I forgot about that. Thank you ChrisHajer.
I think I figured it out. In my htaccess file, I had kept in the
Options +MultiViews
while adding the output from
/bb-admin/rewrite-rules.php
So if I only had the rewrite-rules.php in the htaccess and nothing else, then the permalinks work.
Finally! Thanks for all your help Trent, and fel64. I wonder what it is with the new apache version???? Oh, well, that is far above my head.
Okay, I got the output. Copied and pasted under
Options +MultiViews
changed to
$bb->mod_rewrite = true;
still 404. So I reverted back.
I tried with only
Options +MultiViews
and then
$bb->mod_rewrite = true;
on both versions.
I still have 404 problems.
I have tried to get the output for /bb-admin/rewrite-rules.php
But I must not be doing it right because it flips to my main forum page, gives me no output.
Trent,
The Apache configuration hasn’t actually changed. Where are the mod_rewrite rules, if not in the Apache config? My htaccess hasn’t changed either. Remember, I am still working with version 75 in my other forum, where permalinks stopped working.
It is the pretty permalinks that it does not like. That might make sense with an Apache upgrade from 1.3 to 2.2
I removed the modified topic.php from my template. That has solved the problem. But that doesn’t make sense. The last time I had played with topic.php in my-templates was February 27, long before I had this problem. This problem only occurred about 26 hours ago, on version 75.
