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Released: 01-18-2004
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Bumping a thread is something you eventually need. A thread that has some days
old, it is in the second page of your forum or only a few positions below and you want
attention to be in it again. Posting makes the thread on top, but you don't want
to post in the thread.
Additionally I have added an option called "make thread older" or "debump". This makes
your thread one day older, making room for new threads in the top of the forumdisplay.
Why this? It is useful for closed threads that you don't want to be taking your
user's attention anymore, yet you don't want to delete them. Just send them to the
second page, it is the same effect as forgetting about them.
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It still has the old cached thread still there. And if you click the username of the person in the last post by in the forumhome after bumping a thread you will be brought to the wrong user profile.
You will be brought to the user profile of the first poster of the thread you bumped.
So on the forum home it is showing the cached thread that use to be at the top. How can this be fixed. It is bother a lot of members. Please help. Thanks.
I try to bump something or make it a day older, and all I get is the following message on the next page:
Invalid Action Specified
I thought maybe it was because I editred the postings.php in Dreamweaver, so I did it in Wordpad again and uploaded, but that hasn't done anything to fix the problem. My templates are all working, too.
I try to bump something or make it a day older, and all I get is the following message on the next page:
Invalid Action Specified
I thought maybe it was because I editred the postings.php in Dreamweaver, so I did it in Wordpad again and uploaded, but that hasn't done anything to fix the problem. My templates are all working, too.
Use Notepad. I use other editors (wordpad, etc...) and they don't seem to work right, because they might add some junks in the file. Notepad is the editor for editing .php
Bumping a thread is something you eventually need. A thread that has some days
old, it is in the second page of your forum or only a few positions below and you want
attention to be in it again. Posting makes the thread on top, but you don't want
to post in the thread.
Additionally I have added an option called "make thread older" or "debump". This makes
your thread one day older, making room for new threads in the top of the forumdisplay.
Why this? It is useful for closed threads that you don't want to be taking your
user's attention anymore, yet you don't want to delete them. Just send them to the
second page, it is the same effect as forgetting about them.
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04-28-2004, 01:27 AM
