View Active Topics link returns no results

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Calimus
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View Active Topics link returns no results

Post by Calimus »

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What version of phpBB are you using? phpBB 3.0.7-PL1
What is your board's URL? http://www.toplessrabbit.com/forums
Who do you host your board with? Dreamhost
How did you install your board? I used the download package from phpBB.com
Is your board a fresh install or a conversion? Fresh Install
Do you have any MODs installed? No
Is registration required to reproduce this issue? No
What styles do you currently have installed? Pro-silver, carbon
What language(s) is your board currently using? English
Which database type/version are you using? MySQL 4
What is your level of experience? New to PHP but not phpBB
When did your problem begin? Ater upgrading to 3.0.7-PL1, roughly 3 weeks ago.
Please describe your problem. Upon clicking on "View Active Topics" zero results are listed. There are no errors given nor does anything show up in the error log. Happens with both themes on this particulair install (I have 2 different boards, the other does not have this issue)
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KevC
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Re: View Active Topics link returns no results

Post by KevC »

There was a bug in the previous versions whereby the option was on regardless of the admin panel option. This has now been fixed and so the default 'no' option is actually working correctly.

Admin panel
General
Manage forums
Click the green cog next to the forum you want to include

Display active topics: yes
Submit

You can turn it on for all forums by using this query on your database. NB you may need to change the table prefix to your own.

Code: Select all

UPDATE phpbb_forums SET forum_flags = forum_flags | 16 WHERE forum_type < 2;
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Calimus
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Re: View Active Topics link returns no results

Post by Calimus »

Worked perfect thx. Amazing what you can miss when you've been looking for the problem for hours and it's right in your face. :mrgreen:

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