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Everytime I try to use the "sticky/unsticky" option, I always get this:
"The action you have attempted could not be performed as your session appears to be invalid. Click the below link to attempt this action again with a new session." Has to do with a hack because I uploaded the original "sessions" file and get the same thing. So, it must be something missing from the sessions.php file. Show Your Support
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Get another original sessions.php file then, go back and upload it, then try.
it's probably missing a line in both. |
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Did that and didn't work. After looking at it.. I'm using the "sticky" from postings.php. The only hack I added to it was Send PM to user when post is moved. So, I have no idea what it is.
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is postings.php large? if not or if it's an ok size, post it in this thread, I'll look at it and see what's up
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Here is what it calls up from postings.php
PHP Code:
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hmmm
can't seem to see whats wrong =/ |
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I found out... it only happens in AOL's browser. Works fine with IE.
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