New install of 4.1.3 + latest VSA. Everything working fine, but had to change VB Cookie Domain to .example.com to fix a login loop occurring when accessed from http://example.com vs http://www.example.com.

Now, everything still works except for VSA is stuck in Loading when the site is accessed via http://example.com.

I've read the forums a few times and can't find this specific issue.

Thanks in advance,

-innova

Sorry if this has been answered, but can you have this on the vbadvanced

how do i change the colour for the post to start with to white insted of black

This didn't work for me?

Originally Posted by gothicuser View Post

Works in vBA out-the-box m8
All I did was create a new template 'adv_portal_shout' with content as
Code:

{vb:raw vsachatbox}

then in vBA admincp created a new template module, using the above template and turning 'Module Wrapper Template' off.
In chatbox CP I set 'Show chatbox on pages' to
Code:

adv_index

and 'Show ChatBox in templates' to
Code:

adv_portal_shout

and set 'Position on Page' to 'Disabled'

does anyone know how to set the mod delete to more than just admin, only my admin can delete all the messages to help keep our CPU lower, is there a way we can set it for other groups as well cheers when i do the settings in the acp they can delete 1 page only at a time

bump.

If I do a "search this mod" for "Loading" I get a lot of hits. Some say it's a browser issue, some say it just started working on it's own. Have you tried it in all 4-5 browsers?

Thanks for the reply, much appreciated.

Seems to be the same on FF/Safari/Chrome/Mobile Safari. Strange it's only when I access it through example.com vs www.example.com. Not a coder by any means, but can't seem to find where it might be when going through it. Been trying to think of a workaround but no way to distinguish a user coming in on www vs nonWWW.

-innova

I don't think that's a problem with ChatBox per se, but sounds like the global cookie setting for your vBulletin installation might be misconfigured. You might play around under Options, Cookies and HTTP Header Options, Cookie Domain. Sometimes modifying that setting can help with situations like this.

Just found a good workaround, and it keeps with SEO best practices as well, figured I'd share since too many people figure out their problems and don't post the fix.

Using .htaccess to redirect nonWWW to www.

Options +FollowSymlinks
RewriteEngine on
rewritecond %{http_host} ^domain.com [nc]
rewriterule ^(.*)$ http://www.domain.com/$1 [r=301,nc]


Too many people figure out their problems and don't post the fix, so thanks again for the replies.

Source of fix


-innova