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[123_y_321]

are u sure the file is recentposts.php? because I have no such file. I use vbulletin suit 4.0.5
And yes, I tried everything in my knowledge and your suggestions to fix the problem. But still every time I call out the vb_build_message function with database, the same problem occur. Again, the function works fine with manual text. The problem is there when ever I touch the database. Does not matter one or many columns I call out.

[Lynne]

Yes, I'm sure it's called recentposts. It's in one of the subdirectories, block or blocks (I forget) which is in another subdirectory. Won't your computer show you were a file is if you type in the same?

So, your query is getting results and you have echoed out the post text successfully? You have done that, right?

[123_y_321]

there is no recentposts in block folder (includes/block).

Yes, my query echo out the text successfully like this

[b]my text[b]

which means my query grab the data correctly.

[Lynne]

Whoops, it's a widget, so it's in the widget directory.

PHP Code:

            $allow_html = ((vB::$vbulletin->forumcache[$post['forumid']]['options'] & $optionval) AND $this->config['allow_html'] ? 1 : 0);
            $post['previewtext'] = fetch_censored_text($parser->get_preview($post['pagetext'], $this->default_previewlen, $allow_html));
            $post['pagetext'] = fetch_censored_text($parser->do_parse($post['pagetext'], $allow_html));