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A member reported getting this after the update, a few hours after:
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Admin CP => vBa Links Directory => Edit Directories
Go there and save the display order to be sure that the directory cache is updated. If that doesn't help, please let me know exactly which page they're seeing this error on. |
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Ok, just asking members now to check
Just one thing, when I clicked the save option on vba links admin in Edit Directories via admin cp , it took me back to the full vba clinks admin page and not back to the directory listing (Not the default vb admin cp) Not a big problem |
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in fact, it does it will all vba link admin pages via admin cp
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I'm getting some real problems with the links directory now, see images. Quality is poor due to size limitations:
How set up in Links Admin / Result EDIT: Sorted it by putting all cat's titles and link sections in same order, ie: 1-13. Could have cats numbered 1, 2, etc before and links sections 1, 2, 3, underneath before in v 3.0.7 Just would like the admin cp save settings sorted i suppose, this just flashed up on a white screen for about half a second when settings saved and took me back to links admin cp main page: Quote:
Last edited by nealparry; 07-31-2005 at 01:20 PM. |
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For the redirect problem, if you'll look in your vba_links_admin.php file for this code: PHP Code:
PHP Code:
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Right modded the file.
I'll explain here, I lost myself too when reading it back I would have it like this: ORDER Burnley Web Main 1 -- Business 1 -- History 2 -- Testing 3 Members Favorites 2 -- Search Engines 1 -- Homepages 2 -- BLAH BLAH 3 But now when I do this in the links admin cp, the order goes screwy on the links page and some directories arent under their parent. Hope this is a little clearer |
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just this problem now Brian ;-)
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I see that you've submitted a support ticket, so I'll be taking a look at that just as soon as I finish going over new posts.
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I'm getting the same problem Brian. The same error to begin with - I guessed it would be the cache so I updated the order. But the listings are all to whack, like with neal's installation.
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Please download the package from here again and replace your forum/includes/functions_links.php file with the one in the package and that should take care of the problem.
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Problem now solved, excellent stuff. Thanks Brian for excellent support again.
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