rateu,
I recently changed the name of a category from shaving blogs to shaving blogs & websites and for some reason, the category is still showing as shaving blogs as seen in this screenshot:
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I've made the changes to the link category custom thread field plus changed the text in xtldirmost_forumdisplay_threadlist and xtldir_forumdisplay_threadlist and template to show as this:
Code:
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<strong><a href="{$forumurl_q}filtertf_xtldcat=Shaving Blogs & Websites">Shaving Blogs & Websites</a></strong>
<div class="smalltext">Links For Shaving Blogs & Websites</div>
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</tr>
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any reason why it's still only showing up as shaving blogs?
Do a template search. If you can't find it, search all files.
(11-13-2011 04:25 PM)ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote: [ -> ]Do a template search. If you can't find it, search all files.
did a template search for "shaving blog" and it returned both of the same templates that I mentioned earlier and both had the necessary changes that I could see. how do you search all files in mybb?
Use a text editor. Download all files, use something like Notepad++ and search all files.
(11-14-2011 07:50 AM)ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote: [ -> ]Use a text editor. Download all files, use something like Notepad++ and search all files.
that's what I thought you were talking about...
why would I search all of the files when the issue I'm having is from template edits?
If you believe it's from template edits, then find the template responsible and fix it.
Have you even tried tracing it down at all?
Shemo - maybe it is your cache. This happens to me a lot on Opera.
@ Shemo: I don't know whether the thread in your screenshot (Shaving 101) already exists or not before you change the category.
If it is already exists, try to create a new thread as test thread, and select that category.
If the category displayed on the test thread is the same as the new category name ('shaving blogs & websites'), maybe you need to update all threads that use the old category ('shaving blogs'), you can use Custom Moderator Tools to mass update it.
Before you mass update it, try to filter threads using the new category first, whether it will filter the test thread or not.
(11-14-2011 02:29 PM)ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote: [ -> ]If you believe it's from template edits, then find the template responsible and fix it.
Have you even tried tracing it down at all?
yes I have.
(11-14-2011 07:21 PM)leefish Wrote: [ -> ]Shemo - maybe it is your cache. This happens to me a lot on Opera.
I have my browser set to clear all history, cookies, and the cache upon closing the browser.
(11-15-2011 01:38 AM)RateU Wrote: [ -> ]@ Shemo: I don't know whether the thread in your screenshot (Shaving 101) already exists or not before you change the category.
If it is already exists, try to create a new thread as test thread, and select that category.
If the category displayed on the test thread is the same as the new category name ('shaving blogs & websites'), maybe you need to update all threads that use the old category ('shaving blogs'), you can use Custom Moderator Tools to mass update it.
Before you mass update it, try to filter threads using the new category first, whether it will filter the test thread or not.
the issue was (and I figured this out last night when adding a new site to the directory) is exactly as you described. what I did was modify the category after already adding a few links in the "old" category. there wasn't many so I just went through and manually edited them.
is there a way xthreads can run a check on this and update the categories?