Well Boofo, the only difference between you and I is that you've applied that welcome panel hack, and I kinda thought that having an avatar displayed on the main board would take away form the look that we're trying to achieve, so I didn't apply it.

All I really wanted was for the welcome area to read more like a paragraph. :classic: I'm kinda wierd that way, but i feel that if it's gonna be something that my users are looking at regulary, I want it to flow right.....hehehe Take a look ifin you like, I think it's just about there!!http://warofthering.net/forums/vbull...ad/index.php?s

and yes, I soooo hope someone can find a simple fix for this, we're going to be going live here in a week or so, and I need to be done with the forums bit so that I can focus on remainder of the site. The thing that gets me is that it's probably right there, and I'm just not php literate enough to see it!! :cross-eyed:

True, we did it a little different but basically the same. We moved the information to a new template and now it doesn't work for us. :)

I just checked out your site and now I'm jealous. :) How did you get your page to be so wide that it almost takes up the whole screen (left to right)? I have mine set at 100% and I still have room left on both sides. :)

I like the movie your site is about and can't wait for the DVD. :)

If you have any free ideas floating around, I'd be interested in hearing them. You seem like you have got it all together over there. :)

I'm very pleased with the way it's come out as well! :)

We all loved the movie and are a bunch of Tolkien freaks. :p

And the forum is only just a piece, we've got a lot of sections, concerning artwork, the books, an armoury, etc....

As far as width, we have both the main table and content table to 100%, and our forum title width is 1000, we also have textarea widths at the bottom as IE 4+ = 70, Netscape Nav 4+ = 50, and Netscape 6+ = 40.

Hope this helps.


Illu

Hey guys,

Try adding this line just before the block of code you posted:
I just tried it on my board, and it works. :)

You put that immediatly before the $getnewposts, so that it's there AND in the $welcometext if then else statement below?

You da Man! Finally, it is working again. :) Do we need to take that code out AFTER that block then or do we need to leave it in there too? (It's the same code). And thanks for the fix, sir! :)

My bunny is a jumpin!!

I answered my own question and just did as you suggested!! And it works like a charm!!

Boofo......it appears that since we did what we did, that it became one of those funky code placement issues. Outside of the if-then-else statement it works just fine. And yes!! Delete the dupe code!! In fact I just moved mine from where it was to above the $getnewpost, and SHAZAM! :D

Thanks Bigmattyh!! It's folks like you that keep me coming around and keep my board looking sharp!!


Illu

I got you beat! I moved mine above the $getnewthread (which was above my $getnewposts). :lick: Does that mean I win because mine is higher? :)

All seriousness aside, thanks to both of you, bigmattyh and Illuvatar. bigmattyh for figuring out the fix for it (which I always knew you could and would) and Illuvatar for stepping forward and helping convince them that it wasn't just me having problems. :)

bigmattyh, will this work there even if I didn't move the stuff out of forumhome? If so, you might want to change your original file to reflect that so you won't have to run into this again form the newbies later on down the road.

Thanks again, guys! And illuvatar, I would still like to get a few ideas from you about my site. I can use all of the help I can get. :) PM me if you're interested.

Just take it out. That line of code has to be parsed BEFORE the welcometext template is set (or wherever you use the $bbuserinfo['lastvisitdate'] variable), so any time you use it afterwards is just wasted code.

Thanks for the enthusiasm, guys. :)

I'm not sure, but I don't have a whole lot of time right now to look into it or fix anything. So hopefully the newbies will look at this stuff!