| Re: Posts not displaying in CBB 3.08 |
| by Xman04 on 2007/9/20 13:17:19 Quote: LMAO!!! Well would ya look at that. I'm laughing about it now, but at the time was thinking it would be one of those unsolvable bugs. I need to be more optimistic when I run into problems!  Quote: If you want to diplay all posts from the beginning by default got to Admin>Forums>Preferences and change the "Since default value" from "100" to "0" I did that after I finally figured out what was going on. The funny thing is that I went through all the preference settings before thinking there was a problem. I was looking for a setting that said "date/display range" or something like that, and missed that setting, and then assumed it was possibly a bug. |
| Re: Posts not displaying in CBB 3.08 |
| by Anonymous on 2007/9/20 6:07:18 You guys If you want to diplay all posts from the beginning by default got to Admin>Forums>Preferences and change the "Since default value" from "100" to "0" HTH |
| Re: Posts not displaying in CBB 3.08 |
| by Will_H on 2007/9/20 3:17:38 LMAO!!! Well would ya look at that. Boy do I look like a fool, thanks for the fix. |
| Re: Posts not displaying in CBB 3.08 |
| by Xman04 on 2007/9/20 2:57:41 I want to apologize for my earlier post. I should have looked more carefully before posting here. The default display range was set to "From last 100 days", which correctly excluded the topics/posts I thought should be appearing. I reset the range to "From the beginning", and now the posts are displaying. I usually notice very obvious things like that right away, but this time assumed there was a bug right away. I think that I'm exhausted from spending so many hours trying to get my site online. |
| Re: Posts not displaying in CBB 3.08 |
| by Will_H on 2007/9/20 2:01:56 PHP/5.2.3 MySql/5 This occurs only with old posts after the upgrade to php5, New posts are fine. I am thinking that it is a db problem. The data is still there, however it does not propagate from the <{foreach}> loop. New posts (post upgrade) display fine, absolutely no problems except for the duplicate index keys that occur in sql. Quote:
As far as I know these are pointless, on my dev site I dropped all of the duplicate keys and the errors in admin stopped. After doing so, I didn't notice any slow down, as I was led to believe that was the reason there were duplicate index keys defined (for speed/optimization).. However this may differ on larger boards... idk really MySql/5 simply does not like the way the cbb fields are defined. I have a funny feeling that its just the difference in table structure for me. So yes, "Bug" was the wrong word to use. |
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