show moderators errors.

[JMEWLS`]

I temporarily disabled. It didn't do anything. How do I look at the code using to output the moderator names?

Here's the image of what happened once disabling:



Thoughts?

[Lynne]

Try this:
Create a new style with no parent:

• Styles & Templates > Style Manager > Add New Style
• Parent Style: No Parent Style
• Title: Default vBulletin
• Allow User Selection: Yes
• Save

Now, turn off your plugins again and browse the site using this totally default vbulletin style with the plugins off - does your name still show up under every single forum as a moderator?

I really don't know what to suggest here because you are using a modification to make the forums look like that and you have a custom template that you created. You may have to go through the code and debug it to figure out why it is putting your name in every spot.

[JMEWLS`]

Just did what you said, and it's still up. Where would you recommend to start this looking for the bug? I seriously have no idea.

[Lynne]

I don't see a default style on your site at all in the style dropdown. What was the result?

I really don't know where you should start looking. I don't know the code for that modification at all. But I guess that is what I would start with.

[JMEWLS`]

Originally Posted by Lynne

I don't see a default style on your site at all in the style dropdown. What was the result?

I really don't know where you should start looking. I don't know the code for that modification at all. But I guess that is what I would start with.

It's private I can link you to the style if you please? It came up exactly the same, with my name in the text. I have to add a function to the includes/functions_forumlist.php file. Would the problem possibly be in there? I've been looking but haven't been able to find anything.

[Lynne]

If the style is not viewable to the public, then simply giving me a link won't allow me to view it. But, even if you gave me a link, I wouldn't be seeing it with your plugins off also since it's obvious you still have them on.

You can start by looking in that code. I don't know how to tell you what to look for. I'm big on spitting out variables left and right when I debug, but everyone has their own style that works for them.