Scores Don't Save, Goes to Forum

[jacob115]

After I play a game, it doesn't save the score and it sends me right to the forums.

I am using vb 4.0.1. Why is this?

Thanks!

[Digital Jedi]

Are you running vBadvanced. I believe there's a thread where this is covered.

[Garamond]

This same thing happened after upgrading to vBulletin 4.0.2, and I don't have vBadvanced installed.

[Garamond]

Found out what to do. After upgrading, I had to change the index.php file:

This is how I comment out:

/**
* Use the CMS as the default script:
*/

// require('content.php');


/**
* Use the forum as the default script:
*/

require('forum.php');


After upgrading, the forum.php line was commented out, while content.php was active. Made it vice versa and now it works again.

[boatswife]

Found out what to do. After upgrading, I had to change the index.php file:

This is how I comment out:

/**
* Use the CMS as the default script:
*/

// require('content.php');


/**
* Use the forum as the default script:
*/

require('forum.php');
After upgrading, the forum.php line was commented out, while content.php was active. Made it vice versa and now it works again.

Thank you.....worked for me too.

[jacob115]

Found out what to do. After upgrading, I had to change the index.php file:

This is how I comment out:

/**
* Use the CMS as the default script:
*/

// require('content.php');


/**
* Use the forum as the default script:
*/

require('forum.php');


After upgrading, the forum.php line was commented out, while content.php was active. Made it vice versa and now it works again.


Thanks! That worked perfect!

[Digital Jedi]

Found out what to do. After upgrading, I had to change the index.php file:

This is how I comment out:

/**
* Use the CMS as the default script:
*/

// require('content.php');


/**
* Use the forum as the default script:
*/

require('forum.php');


After upgrading, the forum.php line was commented out, while content.php was active. Made it vice versa and now it works again.
Actually, I believe the fix is the same for both vBa and the default 4.0 CMS.