I dont think it is a xthread problem in any ways....
Check admin permission and also open config.php and and check if $config['super_admins'] is set to you user id.
When I took over the forum, the ex admin still wanted to be able to post so I
- registered myself as a normal user
- logged in as the original admin and upgraded my new account to admin
- logged in as my new admin account, changed the $config['super_admins'] to my userid.
- downgraded the old admin to a normal user
What were you thinking of when you say "Check admin permission"
(06-22-2011 03:06 AM)Mike Wrote: [ -> ]What were you thinking of when you say "Check admin permission"
If you are the super admin then never mind that...
Now not sure what might be the problem..
let see what other have to say..
Try to check your:
admin_dir/modules/forum/ folder
admin_dir/modules/user/ folder
admin_dir/modules/style/ folder
admin_dir/modules/tools/ folder
Is there module_meta.php file inside?
(06-22-2011 04:22 AM)RateU Wrote: [ -> ]Try to check your:
Is there module_meta.php file inside?
Yes module_meta.php was there.
It is strange it displayed "Home" and "Configuration". Its like it dropped out on "Forums & Posts" because I didn't have permission. Is there anything special about Forum with respect to xthreads?
It doesn't assume admin id is 1 does it?
If the file there, then, it seems that you have a problem with the Admin Permissions.
What I know is, XThreads doesn't have anything to do with the global admin permissions.
It only adds threadfields permissions in Admin Permissions.
Did you try to use the db backup from your live forum to your test forum?
(06-22-2011 05:49 AM)RateU Wrote: [ -> ]Did you try to use the db backup from your live forum to your test forum?
no I didn't.
I'll try a few more things but I think there is a good chance there is something odd about my forum (obviously!).
Thanks for looking at it anyway.
If I come across anything XThreads related I'll get back to you.
Probably you can look at your adminoptions table. Admin Permissions is stored in the table (serialize).
(06-22-2011 06:12 AM)RateU Wrote: [ -> ]Probably you can look at your adminoptions table. Admin Permissions is stored in the table (serialize).
Fixed.
The adminoptions table didn't look right. Not sure exactly what was wrong.
I went back into "Admin Permissions" under "Users and Groups" in AdminCP and made it update the permissions. Checked the table and it looked right.
Installed XThreads again and all is good.
I'm having a problem with one of the fourm with XThreads, i don't know, but its the only forum which is having this error, but the other xthread forums aren't even though same codes are in
error:
Fatal error: Cannot use string offset as an array in path/to/forumdisplay.php(1129) : eval()'d code on line 13
edit:
ok fixed the problem
i think its about those threads with Redirections / Moved thread but leave a redirection on the forum
or if not, those users who aren't registered / deleted users but their threads are still in the forum