Not correctly displays the number of topics and posts in subsections
I have (topics/posts)
webdev
- php
- javascript
- cms (6/17)
-- drupal
-- smf (4/5)
----- Tips (2/2)
----- Mods
-- joomla
and total cms : topics = 6 ; posts = 17
but realy is topics = 8 ; posts = 20
why i see that - cms (6/17) ?
http://webdevart.ru/index.php?action=forum
-- http://webdevart.ru/index.php?board=34.0
---- http://webdevart.ru/index.php?board=37.0
Go to Admin > Maintenance > Routine> Run the "Recount all forum totals and statistics" task.
For performance reasons, I believe the postcount of sub childboards won't be counted.
Quote from: xenovanis on June 26, 2010, 10:55:21 AM
For performance reasons, I believe the postcount of sub childboards won't be counted.
They do get counted in mine... I think there might be a setting somewhere to turn it on or off... Hmm will go look.
Yeah its a setting - Go to Admin > Features and Options > General > Check the "Count child's viewers and posts in parent's totals" box.
I'm talking about the childboards of childboards.
cms (6/17)
-- smf (4/5)
----- Tips (2/2)
----- Mods
I'm not using those, so I'm not sure. For as far as I know it will take a hugh load on the server retrieving that information. Which is also the reason there's an option to count posts from the childboard.
Aha, no it doesnt count child-childboards. Didnt realise as I never use them.
Not everybody uses them and as the other person said, they require a lot of server load when the data is retrieved.
its dont work.
an that in SMF maybe only
root cat
--> cat1
----> cat2
its bad.
Quote from: Awilum on June 26, 2010, 06:24:49 PM
its bad.
No, it's the way how SMF counts messages and topics. Its not even a bug.
I think there is even an messages shown when you ad a sub-sub board the messages aren't count.
its bad because
root cat
--> cat1
----> cat2
--------> cat3
--------> cat4
cat3 and cat4 are not useful with out correct statistic on the main board(category)
maybe put a request in Mod Requests (http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?board=79.0) and someone will make this into a mod