I am so lost!

[Maddoghalo12]

Well this is ridiculous first of all. The small home button under the nav bar, when I click it, it just takes me to my rot folder and then I have to click onto index.php to get that open!

This channel prefix thing is pissing me off, how the heck do I make forums?!?! Whenever I make forums, then I flick the smallf orum navigation button it takes me to a ugly page and shows sub forums and stuff!

Heres some screenshots of that I am talking about. This new vBulletin system is hell of a lot confusing compared to the last version and super hard to figure it out, spending $240 I regret it so far..

Small home button:
http://gyazo.com/a7b21e82bda4d5c516ec09fa12c31f93

Once clicked it redirects to here:
http://gyazo.com/60d6672de42e57bfa43ba8d087033ed0

Then this is what my forums look like:
http://gyazo.com/65f2cb8fe3ae7011a94288a755526699

Why is there so many channels?


Then when I click the "forum" channel it shows this:
http://gyazo.com/2fe597e276038dc0533a65661167ba08

thats freaking ugly and I didnt make any subforums so its like wtf...


Can someone decently describe how to make forums properly or something, this is driving me unbelievably insane.

[Mark.B]

Best place to get support would be the official support forums at www.vbulletin.com/forum.

There is a vB5 forum over there, as long as you are licenced you should be able to post.

[BirdOPrey5]

The second one, the directory listing of /forums/ is a server issue, not a vBulletin issue. Your server should be configured to automatically display index.php as a directory index file- it clearly exists, you can see it in the list.

[MegaManSec]

I'm going to assume you are using apache2, so add this to your config file:
DirectoryIndex index.php index.html

Or if something like that already exists, just modify it.