Forum Subject: Forum: Edit topic name

Posted on: 04/28/05 04:14pm
By: ofey


In the forum, I'd like to be able to change the topic name, either completely or just to edit a spelling mistake. Is it possible to do this without changing the thread already there?

Regards,

Ofey

Forum: Edit topic name

Posted on: 05/03/05 05:58am
By: ofey

Anyone?
Perhaps I should post in 'General Help'

Forum: Edit topic name

Posted on: 05/03/05 06:08am
By: knuff

Sure, just goto admin > forum and select forums.

You see all the forum topics and description.
Just click edit and save.

The topics are linked to the forum id which is numerical.

Best Regards,
Boris

Forum: Edit topic name

Posted on: 05/05/05 04:34pm
By: ofey

Hi Boris,

Sorry for taking so longer to get back. My Geeklog problem just got a whole lot bigger and more serious. A user changed the theme in his 'Preferences' to SmoothBlue from Gameserver. But the site isn't set up for any other themes. I should have disabled this preference for users. I made the same change to the preferences for my own non-admin account. Obviously no problems until I log in and then I get the following error,

Template Error: set_root: /hsphere/local/home/fjryanio/trojanswimclub.ie/layout/Smooth_Blue/forum/layout is not a directory.
Halted.

So this now means I can't change the theme back to 'gameserver'.

I think it's strange that '.../forum/...' is in the path name of the error.

Any ideas,

Shane

PS Your account still exists on this site and has full admin privileges.

I've really gone off the subject here, so I've repeat this post as a
new topic here[*1] .

Forum: Edit topic name

Posted on: 05/16/05 04:49pm
By: ofey

Hi Knuff,

I followed your instructions,

1. I went to forum in the admin block
http://www.trojanswimclub.ie/admin/plugins/forum/index.php

2. I went to'forums'
http://www.trojanswimclub.ie/admin/plugins/forum/boards.php

3. Then I get a view with my two forums, each of which is divided in 'Forum description'.

4. So then I can either click 'Forum Description' or edit (there are also the options of 'Delete' and 'Resync'.

5. So going to 'Edit' only allows me edit the 'Forum Description'. Clicking on the name of the 'Forum Description' sends me to a list of all the posts within that 'Forum Description'. Here I have only two clickable options.
http://www.trojanswimclub.ie/admin/plugins/forum/messages.php?forum=1&forumname=General

a) Click the name of the person who wrote the post. Clicking this obviously send me to their profile.
b) There's 'Moderate' option beside each 'post'. Clicking this brings me to the thread for that topic. Within that thread I can then 'Delete Post', 'Ban Post' or 'Remove Topic'.

But it seems at no stage can I edit the topics (or name of the thread).

Any Ideas,

Shane

PS I know I took absolutely ages to get back to you. I had an exam, although I was still messing with Geeklog, when I shouldn't have been!

Forum: Edit topic name

Posted on: 05/16/05 05:59pm
By: jetshack

you could just delete the theme smooth blue directory or whichever it is that isn't working and then the next time you log on you'll default back to whatever the default theme is.... that solves your theme issue...

As to your forum issue... I'm not able to recreate it... what version are you using?

Forum: Edit topic name

Posted on: 05/16/05 06:26pm
By: ofey

Hi Jetshack,

Theme issue is solved[*2] .

I'm using GL 1.3.11, Gameserver theme and forum version 2.3

It's a small thing really but Knuff says it's possible, then it is.

Shane

Forum: Edit topic name

Posted on: 05/17/05 04:53pm
By: jetshack

Let me preface this with I don't know, but

it almost sounds like you're missing a file... much like the "id already in use" issue when trying to edit a story when using a theme which hasn't been updated for 1.3.10-11

Are there any changes that need to be made to the forum install to acomodate it to the newer versions of gl? Once again I don't know... I'm just asking.

Forum: Edit topic name

Posted on: 05/17/05 05:00pm
By: ofey

Are there any changes that need to be made to the forum install to acomodate it to the newer versions of gl?

I don't know of any.
It's really not a big issue.
Perhaps I should just drop it?
But thanks for your help.

Shane

Geeklog - Forum Subject: Forum: Edit topic name
https://www.geeklog.net/forum/viewtopic.php/51870

[*1] http://www.geeklog.net/forum/viewtopic.php?forum=3&showtopic=52206&lastpost=true
[*2] http://www.geeklog.net/forum/viewtopic.php?forum=3&showtopic=52220