[Cybershaolin]

I have verified the version that I'm using and it's 1.0.0d. Now, I still have the same problem that I had before with it. I will try to explain clearly what's going on exactly with the 3.6.4 of vbulletin. I also have to say that I checked 3 times my templates editions.

When I try to modify a message in a thread which is not the first message of that thread, there is no problem at all but when I try to modify the first message of that thread this is where the trouble starts.

I'm testing in local but the same problem is reproduced with my online version of the forum.

So here are the steps I'm taking. Take note that the error happens in one case but not in another one:

Where I get an error:

If I modify the first message of the thread using the "Edit" button but then going in "Advance mode" , I get this url when I look in the browser header: (http://127.0.0.1/vb_364/forum/editpo...post&postid=87 )

Then, I click on "Save changes" and get this:

Database error in vBulletin 3.6.4:

Invalid SQL:
UPDATE thread SET description = '' WHERE threadid = '24';

MySQL Error : The table 'vb_364.thread' doesn't exists
Error Number : 1146
Date : Wednesday, December 20th 2006 @ 04:54:03 PM
Script : http://monforum.com/forum/editpost.p...pdatepost&p=87
Referrer : http://monforum.com/forum/editpost.p...post&postid=87
Username : Netsurfer
Classname : vb_database

Where I don't get an error:

But, if I modify the first message of the thread clicking the "Edit" using my right button of the mouse and then make it open in a new window, I get this url: when I look in the browser header: (http://127.0.0.1/vb_364/forum/editpo...=editpost&p=87 ) and I don't get the error when clicking on "Save changes"

It's weird because the second time, it gives me a different url even if both options use the advance mode...

The difference between both url's is shown at the end with editpost&postid=87 which creates a bug and with editpost&p=87 which does not bug !

So why it does that, I don't know and would like to understand. How could I correct this?

I hope that you were able to understand my steps and that some other members will be able to reproduce this.