Posts on the childboards do not count

[animeri]

Me again:)
I have posted a message in a childboard but it does not count in the main board (page) even I had ticked the appropriate checkbox. Checkbox definition can be translated as "add childboard count to main board count". How can I solve this?
Thanks.

[Arantor]

There's a separate option in the board's own configuration for whether it should count posts or not, check that it is ticked.

[animeri]

Message was posted on "let's say" sub2. Then comes sub1(upper) board and then main board. Post count is checked on all of these. Any suggestions?

[Arantor]

Was it ticked when the post was made?

[animeri]

Yes

[Arantor]

Ah... I see. Child board of a child board won't count.

It doesn't carry more than two levels for efficiency reasons. It *is* possible to change that but it requires modifying the raw code, and slowing down the site in both the front page and the topic listing pages to do it.

[animeri]

I want it to be shown, the forum will be a small one in terms of post numbers. I mean, the performance probably won't be affected so much.  So do you know how I can change the raw code? Many thanks.

[Arantor]

It's not about the number of posts as such. It's more about the number of boards and how many posts in each board.

To do it, edit Sources/Subs-BoardIndex.php

Code (find) Select Expand

WHERE {query_see_board}' . (empty($boardIndexOptions['countChildPosts']) ? (empty($boardIndexOptions['base_level']) ? '' : '
AND b.child_level >= {int:child_level}') : '
AND b.child_level BETWEEN ' . $boardIndexOptions['base_level'] . ' AND ' . ($boardIndexOptions['base_level'] + 1))

Code (replace) Select Expand

WHERE {query_see_board}'

This may have other side effects though, not sure off the top of my head. If in doubt, backup first.

[animeri]

I got this error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ARRAY in /home/www/website/Sources/Subs-BoardIndex.php on line 75

I have loaded the original file back. Any solutions?

[Arantor]

Did you leave the comma at the end of the line?

[animeri]

No, If I leave comma I get this error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ',' in /home/www/website/Sources/Subs-BoardIndex.php on line 74

[Arantor]

Can you attach that file here please (the modified one)?

[Arantor]

Nope, the comma was removed.

Code Select Expand

WHERE {query_see_board}')
      array(
         'current_member' => $user_info['id'],
         'child_level' => $boardIndexOptions['base_level'],
         'blank_string' => '',
      )

Should have been:

Code Select Expand

WHERE {query_see_board}'),
      array(
         'current_member' => $user_info['id'],
         'child_level' => $boardIndexOptions['base_level'],
         'blank_string' => '',
      )

[animeri]

No, I've just removed it. If I put it, I get this:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ',' in /home/www/website/Sources/Subs-BoardIndex.php on line 74

Here is the file (sorry, I've just discovered additional options and attachment now.)

[Arantor]

I still see no comma after the bracket.

Code Select Expand

WHERE {query_see_board}')
array(
'current_member' => $user_info['id'],
'child_level' => $boardIndexOptions['base_level'],
'blank_string' => '',
)

That came from the file you just attached.

WHERE {query_see_board}') should have a comma after it.

[animeri]

I can send you the comma version if you want, but it does not matter because it gives me this error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ',' in /home/www/website/Sources/Subs-BoardIndex.php on line 74

[Arantor]

GAH, I'm sorry, I miscounted the brackets.

The line should have been WHERE {query_see_board}',

[animeri]

Well, it works. Thanks a million:)

[Arantor]

Awesome. Guess we can now mark this one solved?

[animeri]

Sure.