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Originally Posted by Merriweather (Post 1197684)

I've made some progress figuring out this maddening DB error on replying to posts as well as why it takes you to the start of the post and not where you left off. :)

If I click to reply on certain group threads, the HTML source looks like this:

Code:

<input type="hidden" name="s" value="" />

                <input type="hidden" name="do" value="postreply" />

                <input type="hidden" name="t" value="0" />

                <input type="hidden" name="p" value="" />

                <input type="hidden" name="posthash" value="" />

                <input type="hidden" name="poststarttime" value="" />

                <input type="submit" class="button" name="sbutton" id="vB_Editor_001_save" value="Submit Reply" accesskey="s" tabindex="1" />

                <input type="submit" class="button" name="preview" value="Preview Post" accesskey="p" tabindex="1" />

Obviously, the topicid and postid are missing.

On the ones that work, the source is like this:

Code:

<input type="hidden" name="s" value="" />

                <input type="hidden" name="do" value="postreply" />

                <input type="hidden" name="t" value="47" />

                <input type="hidden" name="p" value="" />

                <input type="hidden" name="posthash" value="" />

                <input type="hidden" name="poststarttime" value="" />

                <input type="submit" class="button" name="sbutton" id="vB_Editor_001_save" value="Submit Reply" accesskey="s" tabindex="1" />

                <input type="submit" class="button" name="preview" value="Preview Post" accesskey="p" tabindex="1" />

The topicid is there, though the postid is not. This is why I can reply to the post, but it takes me to the start of the thread, and not the post I made, after I submit.

Interestingly, on threads that have no topicid when replying, you CAN quote them -- the topicid gets pulled there. So perhaps an investigation of the code to see what the difference is in pulling the topicid for the quote vs. the new reply will help you solve this?

I will let you know if I figure out any more. :)

is there any commonality between the threads/groups in which the threadid appears

HTML Code:

<input type="hidden" name="t" value="47" />

and comes up as zero?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Merriweather (Post 1197615)

Yes, when you post, you can enter a post title and your message. If you enter a title, it is supposed to show next to the post icon.

fixed.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Merriweather (Post 1197675)

Other issues my users have reported:

(1) If a user has no avatar, it shows a red X or missing image placeholder for the user. It should not show anything, or at least some default "missing avatar" placeholder.

(2) When you post to a thread, the page refreshes to the start of page one, instead of where you just posted. So if you post to page five, it bounces you back to page one, and you have to click and scroll to get back where you left off.

(3) The [View My Last Reply] [View New Posts] [View Last Reply] links just take you to the start of the thread.

My own issue is that the system does not seem to check a user's permissions, only if they are a member. So when I had a member join a group, then get changed to a usergroup without group joining privileges, she could still see and post to the group because she was still a member. If the system could check the user against their usergroup permissions to make sure that they have permissions to access the groups, whether or not they are a member or leader of a group would be great. Perhaps a cron job to remove users from groups once their permissions change, even.

1/ It was mentioned somewhere that admins were supposed to put a noavatar.gif in there misc folders.

2/ fixed again

3/ fixed

4/ will fix this issue in a future release

Quote:

Originally Posted by Merriweather (Post 1197615)

Yes, when you post, you can enter a post title and your message. If you enter a title, it is supposed to show next to the post icon. Neither the selected post icon (if you select one) nor the post title (if you enter one) ever show. It only shows the default post icon. It's saving the titles, because I can see them in the DB, but they aren't displayed. I'm not sure about the post icons.

can you please run test_viewthread.php for any thread in which you have selected a posticon for a post and it's not appearing please.

Quote:

Originally Posted by sabret00the (Post 1198034)

is there any commonality between the threads/groups in which the threadid appears

HTML Code:

<input type="hidden" name="t" value="47" />

and comes up as zero?

I'm sick today, forgive me for my slowness. I looked up two groups -- both created y me, one which has the posting problem and one which does not. I compared the DB tables for each group and found NO difference between the two, so I am really at a loss. :(

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Originally Posted by sabret00the (Post 1198037)

1/ It was mentioned somewhere that admins were supposed to put a noavatar.gif in there misc folders.

I missed that, will do. Sorry.

Quote:

Originally Posted by sabret00the (Post 1198038)

can you please run test_viewthread.php for any thread in which you have selected a posticon for a post and it's not appearing please.

Code:

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I selected a post icon and saved the post. Ran the test and got the above. Went back to edit the post and the post icon was back to the default, so it never saved it. The post title was there, however, but doesn't show on the post.

I install the GRPS and set the usergroups. It shows everything but will not let me log in. I must have a permission problem somewhere unless its because I am using Vbulletin 3.6. Has anyone managed to install this on 3.6?

Another maddening problem. I've fixed the missing avatar issue with the noavatar.gif image, but now some groups (not all) aren't showing the avatars of members who have them. On []isome[/i] groups, it works fine, in others (again, can't find a reason for this), it's trying to get the avatars from http://www.<edit>.com/groups/cusomtavatar... but it makes no sense that some groups will find the avatars properly and others won't!

While I was investingating this via the DB, I found a really strange issue. I saw that in the grps_grouptext table, the edit_userid only allows 4 integers. Well my site's userids are 6 digits, so I changed it to 6, but no matter what I enter if I edit a row, it comes back with "127"! Why the heck 127? Here is an exampe query, yet the row shows 127 as the edit_userid:

Code:

UPDATE `grps_grouptext` SET `edit_userid` = '101524' WHERE `grps_grouptext`.`groupid` =75 LIMIT 1 ;

But the row shows "127" for the edit_userid.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Merriweather (Post 1198284)

Code:

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I've also found that if you select a post icon for a new thread, it does save the icon to the DB and the icon will show on the group home page, but once you read the thread, it's again just showing the default. So new thread is saving the icon info to the DB, but new reply is not, and view thread is not displaying the info from the DB properly.

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