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Right well i came across a problem with my forum, most of my threads said "Specific thread does not exist" yet they were in the database anywho. So i backed up my database and checked on the version check to see if there was an update.

Well i downloaded the recent update, installed it and what not and then now my forum looks like this: http://www.supacomix.co.uk/forum . And the threads still don't work.

So any help with fixing the problems?

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Right i checked them and they were blank, so i filled them in and there is no change.

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Right i set that but nothing seems to have changed.

I had a problem like this months ago after an upgrade. The thing that solved it for me was reuploading the files. Maybe one didn't upload correctly or one was missed. Since you don't know which one, just upload all the ones from the changed file package (except for the install folder, of course). See if that makes it look normal again.

Right i tried doing that and still i have nothing. Another forum that i watch has also had the same problem since the new patch. http://leagueofencelia.net/forum/

You've been messing with your theme:

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/css.php?theme=4" />

That's a absolute URL meaning it will match to the base of your site. In this case the browser tries to link to http://www.supacomix.co.uk/css.php?theme=4

Now either you can revert the template, put back {$mybb->settings['bburl']} or use a . in front of the / to make it relative.

The same applies to a lot of the other things in your header and other places


Your threads appear to be working fine for me

Quote:Now either you can revert the template, put back {$mybb->settings['bburl']} or use a . in front of the / to make it relative.

I'm sorry i don't follow you. How do i fix that?

And the broken threads are in the Is It Because I'm Green production blog area, found here: http://www.supacomix.co.uk/forum/forumdi...php?fid=44

SupaComix Wrote:

Quote:Now either you can revert the template, put back {$mybb->settings['bburl']} or use a . in front of the / to make it relative.

I'm sorry i don't follow you. How do i fix that?

And the broken threads are in the Is It Because I'm Green production blog area, found here: http://www.supacomix.co.uk/forum/forumdi...php?fid=44

Just put {$mybb->settings['bburl']} in front of the /


I'd suffice to say the threads have been deleted from the database. (Either its first post or the actual thread itself)