Update to 1.4.2 has been released. It fixes the slashes, last post info and it has a changed layout regarding new thread button.

On groups home page, "Last Post" column show never for old forum's group

in 142:
http://infofree.ru/forum/group.php?groupid=44

Great idea for a mod! Thanks a lot!

I have a few remarks though:
Why are group starters with forums appearing in my showgroups.php page as moderators? This feels pretty weird, having normal users there.

Also, since I use vBSEO to rewrite all my URL's, when one "url" is the same as another "url", it redirects to the first page available with that name. For example, if a user were to start a group called "Cats" with a forum, its URL would become http://www.x.com/forum/cats. If I someday would like to start a forum regarding cats on my board, it would receive the same URL from the rewrite. Is there any way of distinguishing group forum URL's, so that they do not interfere with ones of the "normal" forums?

Thanks again! Good job.

I *think* I'm getting the same thing.

The last post column is showing "never" on group.php for the bottom group in the list, even though its forum has had posts.

Also, is it possible to query the last poster details as well, so that the display is consistent with groups that DON'T have fourms, and still use the default messaging system?

That isn't happening for me....have you got the setting enabled that makes group owners into moderators for the forums they create? I have that set to no, and I don't get the problem you're describing.

X2..

I'm having that problem also, Can't figure out how to remove them..

Check in your forum manager and see if they are actually set as moderators. If so, remove them. And change the setting in the social forums options so that group owners do not become moderators of forums they create.

Ok, That fixes that problem. But, how do I add moderators to each social forum?

Well, by default you can only add either the group owner or nobody automatically.

However, if you assign your desired moderators to the "parent" forum, these will cascade down and give the same moderators permissions in any social group forums that are created.