Issue with accessing vbulletin

[ForceHSS]

Originally Posted by billstelling

I would check the settings for -site name/ url / contact details- as well..

Already said this in post 8

[bennzy]

Sorry about the bad quality i hope thats all you need if you want me let me know. The navigation settings seem to be in order nothing is different there as i can click on the nav links and the site goes to where it needs to go.

[ForceHSS]

Originally Posted by bennzy

Sorry about the bad quality i hope thats all you need if you want me let me know. The navigation settings seem to be in order nothing is different there as i can click on the nav links and the site goes to where it needs to go.

url looks ok I would remove the .com from the forum name but only because it would look better

[Lynne]

Do you have an index.php file? If so, what is in that file?

[bennzy]

i just attached the index.php file to here it looks the same as the one that comes with vb install

[ForceHSS]

Originally Posted by bennzy

i just attached the index.php file to here it looks the same as the one that comes with vb install

That file is ok its fully default

[Lynne]

It's time to rethink what settings you played around with just before this happened. Whatever you did isn't something that people normally do since we haven't seen this problem before.

[ForceHSS]

It might be quicker if you let a member of the support team access they will find the problem faster

[Lynne]

He can only do that if he has ticket support. Restoring a database backup is another option if he doesn't know what he did.