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Oldiesmann:
Admin -> Current Theme
Click on "Reset Options"
First, click on "Reset default (guest) options for this theme" under "SMF Default Theme"
Check the box next to "Return to topics after posting by default" and click "Save"
Next, go back to the current theme's settings
Click on "Reset all member's current options for this theme"
Select "Change" next to "Return to topics after posting by default"
Check the box next to that same option
Click on "Save"

MrLeN:
Thanks mate, I have it all sorted now :)

Yep - 'tis all there!

Never doubted it for a second :D

Now I have my forums running with MKPortal.

Now I have to get back to getting my other sites amalgamated somehow.

MrLeN

Oldiesmann:
I don't recommend trying to merge boards, as it's a pain to do and has to be done very carefully to avoid losing information...

MrLeN:
But I've wanted to have my forums running with one username and pasword for years :(

It's all I've wanted.

I've tried every single forum software online, and I can't find anyone that makes forum software that will allow you to install many forums with one username and password.

I already know it's a pain. I've been trying for a week with no luck, but I don't want to give up. Since no one makes such software anywhere online, I have to try and figure it out.

Really, I honestly find it difficult to believe that there are SO many people asking for this online and no one is providing it. If I knew how I'd start right now.

Whoever makes the first forum that easily allows people to install multiple board under multiple domains, with a single user password will take 95% of the forum user communty almost overnight.

MrLeN

Oldiesmann:
I apologize. I misunderstood you and thought that you wanted to merge several boards into one (ie take two seperate boards and import all the data from one board into the other one without losing the existing data in the first board).

Sharing member accounts across several boards is pretty easy to do, assuming they're all running on the same server. Check out http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?topic=16190.0 for more info.

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