Problem with post display order

[snou78]

Hi all,

My forum running VB 4.06 doesn't seem to want to pick-up the default post order which I have set for the individual forums. All forums have been individually configured in the control panel to show all posts from the 'beginning'; however, when I actually view the forums they are set to only show 'last day'.

If anyone has any ideas or suggestions then they would be much appreciated.

Kind regards,

Snou

[Lynne]

Try disabling your modifications/plugins and see if you still have this problem.
Note: To temporarily disable the plugin system, edit includes/config.php and add this line right under <?php

PHP Code:

define('DISABLE_HOOKS', true); 


[snou78]

Thanks, that seemed to fix it. However, the only plugin I have installed is VBSeo and if I disable this this (prior to your fix) in the VBSeo control panel I still have the same problem.

Does adding this line disable anything else other than 3rd party plugins/products?

Finally, is it also possible to tell what actually maybe causing my problem now?

Many thanks,

S

[Lynne]

You need to look at both the Manage Products and Plugin Manager pages to see what plugins you have installed. Not all plugs are part of a product. Turn off all products AND all plugins and see if you still have the issue. (Also, you need to disable vbseo via it's control panel, not the Manager Products page.)

[snou78]

I totally uninstalled VBSeo to confirm whether it was causing the problem and the problem still persists. The only way of fixing the issue is entering the line you suggested in the config file; however, VBSeo was and is the only 3rd party plugin I had installed.

Sorry if I misunderstood your last response though.

Thanks once again.

S

[Lynne]

If you add that line to the config.php file and it fixes the issue, then it *is* a plugin causing the problem. If you don't see the plugin on the Plugin Manager page, then I suppose you could have uninstalled something incorrectly and it isn't showing up there. You can look in the database and see if something is there, I suppose.