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#1
SMF 2.0.x Support / Re: fix_packages.php file does...
Last post by Gus A - Today at 03:03:25 PM
Upgraded to PHP 8.0, but the file did not work. 

Then changed the 'private bool' to 'private' on line 90.

Worked like a charm!

Thanks to everyone for the help!
#2
SMF 2.1.x Support / Re: Category displaying issue
Last post by shawnb61 - Today at 10:00:36 AM
This may sound odd, but...

For the misbehaving board, make a change to the permissions.  Any change.  Then change it back...

(Also disable or clear cache while testing...)
#3
SMF 2.1.x Support / Re: Category displaying issue
Last post by Diego Andrés - Today at 09:48:04 AM
If a member can't see any of the boards belonging to a category, the category isn't shown.

Make sure the permissions to access the board/s in the other category are correct.
#4
SMF Developers' Blog / Re: Announcing the start of SM...
Last post by DenDen60 - Today at 09:24:58 AM
I am a bit late, but I happy ot hear that people are working on SMF 3.0
#5
SMF 2.1.x Support / Re: Category displaying issue
Last post by Kindred - Today at 08:51:16 AM
Well, without seeing your actual permissions for boards, we really can't help you.....
#6
SMF 2.1.x Support / Category displaying issue
Last post by traacker - Today at 06:52:16 AM
I have 3 categories, in each at least 1 board and within each board 1 topic.

Logged in as admin, all are displayed on the first page after the login, as expected.

Any other member login only displays 2 of the 3 categories.

It seems like a permissions thing, but I am going in circles trying to discern the difference in settings between the 3 displayed for admins and only 2 for any other type of member.

Just can not see any difference. It is there but I just can not see it or why.
#7
SMF 2.0.x Support / Re: SMF 2.0.x to 2.1.4 upgrade...
Last post by grega - Today at 02:49:07 AM
Just to try something out, what happens if you modify Subs-Db-mysql.php and add

require_once($sourcedir . '/Security.php');

In the line 705 ?
#8
Modifications and Packages / Re: Optimus
Last post by Bugo - Yesterday at 11:23:03 PM
So, basically, it just decides which queries are going to be in the round chart. The normal (bar) chart only shows the top 30 most popular queries, but the round chart shows the ones that were searched for more than 10 times.
#9
SMF 2.0.x Support / Re: SMF 2.0.x to 2.1.4 upgrade...
Last post by Kindred - Yesterday at 08:16:53 PM
Php 8.0, 8.1 or 8.2

8.3 is not supported yet
#10
Modifications and Packages / Re: Optimus
Last post by davo88 - Yesterday at 07:46:43 PM
@Bugo... this is very nice software. I am new to Optimus and have been using another sitemap mod on 2.0.19. But this week I am converting to SMF 2.1.4, TP 3.0 and Optimus 3.0b. I have found having a sitemap significantly improved the Google crawler results, so am looking forward to learning about and using Optimus' features.

'Enable logging of search terms' is very useful  for understanding users' needs. I am not a coder, but this part looks as though it is designed to limit the display of terms searched to those having > 10 hits under  'Popular search queries'.

$i = 0;[font=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif] $rows = '';[/font]
 foreach (Utils::$context['search_terms'] as $data) {
 if ($data['hit'] > 10) {
 $i++;
 $rows .= '["' . $data['text'] . '",' . $data['hit'] . '],';
 }
 }


What I see listed under 'Popular search queries', is every search term irrespective of the hit count. Is this the intended behaviour?
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