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Avatar & Warn.php Bug
Using version 3.3.1
In the MEMBERINFO TEMPLATE it refers to images/avatars/noavatar.gif. I couldn't find the gif in the download or forum install (3.07). EDIT: Found out Warn.php doesn't redirect either Cheers Vulture |
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<td colspan="3"><div class="smallfont">User's avatar :<p><img src="images/avatars/noavatar.gif"></td> HTML Code:
<td> </td> Rgds |
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I am using Firefox as my main browser. I just tested it again, from the public profile and it works fine. Some of the browser settings maybe?
Rgds |
Weird. On both my home pc and work pc it won't redirect (using firefox), but the other pages do.
I'll look into it further this week. As you say, prob a browser setting somewhere. |
I knew it!!
Rgds |
Ah, I fixed it. It was because I have one window that opens each session in a new tab. Weird.
Found another bug. If I enable non-post related warnings using the non-hierachy option, my other mods and admins can't issue them except for the main admin with user id 1 |
I would appreciate if you could clarify this.
From what I understand, if hierarchy option is set to 'No', only your admin can issue non-post related warnings? Is that correct? The moderators and the supermods do not see the 'Warn XYZ' link? Is that what you mean? If so, please check your MEMBERINFO template. |
That's correct. What am I checking for in MEMBERINFO template?
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That's how the part where the Warn link is, should look like:
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