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kes
01-10-2008, 02:05 PM
Hello all,

just a quick question....

I have just bought Vb the other day and installed it all correctly and its working fine.

Cept the posting, when someone makes a post it redirects them to the post made so they can see it, but when you go to look on the homepage or threads it does not appear for about 5 mins.

Yes it was all uploaded inh ANSII with the images on Binary - and i have no mods or plugins.

just the standard forum!

The posts and threads are not moderated.

Add No-Cache HTTP Headers - set to no
Update Thread Views Immediately - set to yes

I'm assured by my hosts (webfusion) that there is no server issues.

so why is it taking so long ? is there a setting to slow this process down somewhere ?

so frustrated with it now!:mad::confused:

plz help

thanks

King Kovifor
01-10-2008, 11:54 PM
There could be several things that may cause this.

This can be cause by the browser using a cache from it's stores even though you have told it not to. They Update Views is that instead of waiting and doing a once every hour or so, it will add to the "Times Viewed" immediately.

This would most likely be a topic that the vBulletin Support team would help with. Posting at vB.com would give you the best results, unless they sent you here to ask it.

kes
01-11-2008, 03:58 AM
Ive tried what vbulletin.com said to do and it didnt work which was.

re-upload in ANSII which i did
and disable plugins - which i have not got.
test for suspect file versions - which i did

Now there saying its my server - which its not

I have a free phpbb on the exact same kind of sever without this problem!

I thought paying for a better program would be even better, but its just ending up a headache.

Any other suggestions ?

:(

Lynne
01-11-2008, 04:20 AM
Do you have a test user account that we can check this out with? Are other users noticing this also?

kes
01-11-2008, 04:50 AM
Ive just made a temp user

site : www(dot)forums-xbox(dot)com
user : test
pass test

Ive only a few members so far, so no-one saying its an issue.

Let me know

Marco van Herwaarden
01-11-2008, 06:59 AM
What happens if you set the No-Cache header to Yes?

kes
01-11-2008, 07:11 AM
It was set on yes with this problems and someone told me to set it to no to see if it solved it.

yet not solved

Marco van Herwaarden
01-11-2008, 07:21 AM
Start by putting it back to Yes.

Something is strange. New threads do show on forumhome/forumdisplay, but it seems with a few seconds delay for some reason. Can you tell a bit more about your server config?

kes
01-11-2008, 07:33 AM
What do you need to know about server config ?

Im not really too clued up on server stuff

--------------- Added 1200044105 at 1200044105 ---------------

No cache header now set back to yes too (what does this do?)

Marco van Herwaarden
01-11-2008, 07:50 AM
It should avoid caching of the pages.

As much server info as possible: webserver used, OS, cahcing or OP-code caching used, etc..

Marco van Herwaarden
01-11-2008, 07:53 AM
Changing the No-Cache option seems to have resolved your issue.

kes
01-11-2008, 08:01 AM
WAAAAHHHEEYYY - thanks Marco!!

Perfect

Just one more quick thing......

on the short posts like what youve just done - the users info box is wider. (the grey area)

How can i make it fit snug upto the username ?

im on a webfusion linux hosting...see link for details

http://www.webfusion.co.uk/webhosting/fusion-professional-linux/

is this ok ??

Marco van Herwaarden
01-11-2008, 08:08 AM
That is a design/styling issue, not my thing but i am sure someone else can assist you with that.