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sertan6
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Posted 12/12/06 - 12:11 PM:
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i upgraded from 2.0.0 to 2.0.1, but there is a problem with the permissions of all the subforums, the top-level forums are ok.

the problem is with the "Can submit:" Subforums and Posts permissions, they are messed up
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Posted 12/13/06 - 10:54 AM:
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You'll have to be more specific than "messed up". I don't see anything wrong with mine.

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sertan6
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Posted 12/14/06 - 03:13 AM:
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On a clean 2.0.0 install, i create a subforum in the default "Sample forum".
Now, i upgrade to 2.0.1 according to instructions in readme.html and also select to "Reset to latest version" for wsncodes and smilies.

I "edit" the subforum i created earlier to see it's permissions.
The "Can submit:" Subforums and Posts permissions, instead of the usual dropdown boxes, it shows just an empty dropdown box and the text "use defaultyesno Posts" next to it.
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Posted 12/19/06 - 04:28 AM:
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Can submit subforums seems to break it. Fixed to display properly in 2.0.2.

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sertan6
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Posted 12/25/06 - 04:20 PM:
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thanks Paul, that fixed it, but now i have a new problem.

In guests-usergroup permissions, i give permission to guests to submit both topics and posts but with validation. I logout, submit a topic as a guest and then login as admin to validate it. The problem is that the topic does not appear in the validation page, only the post appears.

Also, the "After a user edits a forum"-redirection is now set to "catmanagement.php" which gives an error.
sertan6
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Posted 12/26/06 - 06:39 AM:
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After a little testing on a clean install i found out what is happening.
It happens if i check the "Require validation of: Topic emails" permission, but since i don't really need this, i am ok for now

thanks
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Posted 01/09/07 - 05:16 PM:
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It would not appear for validation until the guest confirms the email.

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sertan6
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Posted 01/10/07 - 08:52 AM:
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now i understand the purpose of this setting, no wonder why i couldn't make it to work.

by the way, i upgraded to 2.0.3 and the "After a user edits a forum" redirection is still set to "catmanagement.php" instead of "admin/catmanagement.php"
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