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mintaka wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 19, 2018 8:07 pm

Here's what showed up.

The user in this image is not a member of Administrators, only of Global Moderators and Registered Users, and both have No permission for posting Announcements.
You need to click the circle-arrow next to Can Post New Topics, not Can Post Announcements.

That link is the same as your link. The point was that it only works if you are logged in.

111 is the error, not the port. According to your error message the port is 465.

A .sql file is a text file. It has all of the plain-text insert statements to put the data in the database.

You probably have images not displaying in posts, like this user here: viewtopic.php?f=556&t=2474336&p=1502724 ... #p15027241

new.new wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 17, 2018 8:35 am

And the backup feature in the ACP it's only a fast backup of the most important data, but if i donwload the entire folder i don't have to do also this backup, right?

The ACP backup is backing up your database. The database is not in your folder.

To receive extension support please visit our Extensions Database and post in the specific extension's designated support area. The link to the support area for each released extension is also available in the first post of each released extension listed in the [3.2.x] Extension Database Releases fo...

Are you logged in after you click the link?

It should take you to the correct post, assuming you are logged in and the page is fully rendered before your web browser starts displaying it.
If there are a lot of large images, they might be rendered after the page is displayed, pushing the post down out of the viewport.

I have no clue what you are trying to say, since those are not links -- they are events -- which are completely different.

There are two parts to your phpBB install, the files and the database.
You downloaded the files for 3.2.2, but your database is still 3.1.12 until you upgrade it.

If you are looking for template tags for navigation links in a Control Panel, there aren't any.
Those are built up by the <a href="{t_block2.U_TITLE}"><span>{t_block2.L_TITLE}</span></a> section in ucp_header.html.

I would assume only your JS code would be using that tag the code is checking for.

I did notice a /phpbb/ directory, but my forum is in the root directory. I did have have a folder for an labeled /phpbb/ before, but that forum was never active... The /phpbb/ folder is a subfolder of your phpBB installation. The error message is saying the class_loader.php file is missing. It shou...

ibnehabib wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 13, 2018 5:09 pm

I am getting no support from phpbb support forum...

Your error message states "(Connection refused)".
This means that "smtp.sparkpostmail.com:587" is refusing the connection.
You would need to ask at sparkpostmail support why they are refusing the connection.