Fantastic! thank you Sorky!
Is this MOD compatible with this hack? ForumHome Category Spacing [3.8]

And one more request! as you know, it's impossible to prevent showing subforums for certain forums on homepage by default, is this feature available now on your MOD?!
Thanks

You can easily test by loading and enabling mine - If it doesn't work, let me know and I'll be happy to investigate.

My PlugIn has an option to hide specific SubForums (they must be in the "SubForums:..." section).

OUCH! :eek: I'm getting this error:

Warning: Unexpected character in input: '' (ASCII=30) state=2 in localhost:\path\to\forums\includes\functions_forum list.php(501) : eval()'d code on line 2

Running vBulletin 3.8.4, and version 1.8.0 of this mod.

I can understand the character existing but it is usually removed - unless some other PlugIn or a manual template change is interfering.
I have that same setup verified here, so there must be something else...

Standard debugging...

1. Disable all PlugIns except this and make sure it is working with a completely default standard style.
2. Try with your other styles.
3. Re-enable other Plug-Ins one by one.

I'll be happy to have a look for you if you PM me a link and login.

I'm developing on my local machine, not able to give access to that. :)

But I did install your mod in a default vBulletin installation, with no other changed settings or templates or add-ons. And still get this:
Notice the two different ASCII references. These two lines of error messages repeat themselves down the whole page of the site.

If it is stock-standard, I'd expect myself and everyone to have the same problem...

But if you say so, there must be something else...

• OS?
• Web Server?
• PHP version?
• MySQL version?

I've sent you a PM with a suggested edit - let me know how it goes!

Windows XP Home
Apache 2.0.55
PHP 5.2.1
MySQL 5.0.37

I've replied to your PM.

Okay, I tried it on the remote server on my test board, and it works perfectly there. Very strange! But glad to know it will work for my members. :)

Glad it is working... Now if only I can figure out why you had trouble:confused:

It can only be a local setting on my Apache or something. I don't have the time or ambition to track it down, but long as it works on the live server for visitors, that's good enough for me. Thanks. :)