Feed per forum/category possible?

webmaster Joined: Nov 18, 2007 Posts: 14

Ok, thnx for the info Smile

Guardian wrote:

You are correct about 'karma' I just checked a DB from a site I migrated for a client and it only seems to affect the nuke_users table so my apologies if I led you astray with that one.

Hehe no problem, i didnt really looked into that one cause i couldn't remember the karma system interfering with any forum feature whatsoever Razz

Anyway, I double-checked the table fields again but i cant find any missing field in forums.php, its all there.

Any idea what i can do next?

Could I turn on the debug feature in the config.php or wont that work with the feeds (nukefeed)?

It would help but the db logger would perhaps provide more info if there's a sql problem.
You can turn the dblogger on in rnconfig.php but make sure the file inside the webroot/dblog directory is writable.
Turn it up full for a while, click around and see what gets written - WARNING, it can get pretty full quite quickly so don't forget to turn it back off after an hour or whatever.

I dont use RavenNuke unfortunately Razz

Well turning on 'display errors' in the config.php didnt show anything..
Not sure if i can do something else?

Edit:

Tablefield structures for; _bbtopics, _bbforums, _bbposts, _bbposts_text

Code:

_bbtopics





topic_id     mediumint(8)


forum_id     smallint(8)


topic_title     char(60)


topic_poster     mediumint(8)


topic_time     int(11)


topic_views     mediumint(8)


topic_replies     mediumint(8)


topic_status     tinyint(3)


topic_vote     tinyint(1)


topic_type     tinyint(3)


topic_last_post_id     mediumint(8)


topic_first_post_id     mediumint(8)


topic_moved_id     mediumint(8)

Code:

_bbforums





forum_id     smallint(5)


cat_id     mediumint(8)


forum_name     varchar(150)


forum_desc     text


forum_status     tinyint(4)


forum_order     mediumint(8)


forum_posts     mediumint(8)


forum_topics     mediumint(8)


forum_last_post_id     mediumint(8)


prune_next     int(11)


prune_enable     tinyint(1)


auth_view     tinyint(2)


auth_read     tinyint(2)


auth_post     tinyint(2)


auth_reply     tinyint(2)


auth_edit     tinyint(2)


auth_delete     tinyint(2)


auth_sticky     tinyint(2)


auth_announce     tinyint(2)


auth_vote     tinyint(2)


auth_pollcreate     tinyint(2)


auth_attachments     tinyint(2)

Code:

_bbposts





post_id     mediumint(8)


topic_id     mediumint(8)


forum_id     smallint(5)


poster_id     mediumint(8)     


post_time     int(11)


poster_ip     varchar(8)


post_username     varchar(25)


enable_bbcode     tinyint(1)


enable_html     tinyint(1)


enable_smilies     tinyint(1)


enable_sig     tinyint(1)


post_edit_time     int(11)


post_edit_count     smallint(5)

Code:

_bbposts_text





post_id     mediumint(8)


bbcode_uid     varchar(10)


post_subject     varchar(60)


post_text     text

Gentle kick Rolling Eyes

Is there anything wrong with my tables or do i have to search the problem elsewhere?
If more info is needed let me know Smile

Tables look fine so I'm at a loss (assuming the forums are accessible to anonymous) it looks like this is something specific to nuke 7.9+
Even if some of the forum files were moved and paths changes I would expect those to be thrown as errors when error reporting is on.
Unfortunately I don't have any nuke version above 7.6 installed anywhere to test this.

Site Admin Joined: May 12, 2005 Posts: 876

I haven't looked at 7.9, but I suspect it's because the forums files were moved from the includes directory to the modules/Forums directory (or a subdirectory). You should be able to see this if you turn on display_errors in your config.php file, and possibly in your site's error log.
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Guardian wrote:

Tables look fine so I'm at a loss (assuming the forums are accessible to anonymous)

Okay thats good to hear Cool

Yep the forum ID's i used are viewable for annonymous as well, tried the forums on module level as well, same problem.

Quote:

it looks like this is something specific to nuke 7.9+
Even if some of the forum files were moved and paths changes I would expect those to be thrown as errors when error reporting is on.
Unfortunately I don't have any nuke version above 7.6 installed anywhere to test this.

Thats bad to hear Razz

@ kguske
Well like I said, I turned it on and i didnt saw anything when i tested the feed within the administration, apart from the db error;

"There seems to be a problem with the server, sorry for the inconvenience.
We should be back shortly."

I will look at it another time and test some more. PHP-Nuke doesn't log these errors in a log somewhere does it?

webmaster Joined: Dec 26, 2005 Posts: 254

Quote:

PHP-Nuke doesn't log these errors in a log somewhere does it?

No, not the version your are using. At least not database errors. The only other log would possibly be your Apache error log. If you were using RavenNuke, it would be a different story.

Certainly is beginning to sound more and more like a pathing issue which, kguske pointed to earlier (I must have missed that post sorry kguske).
The only file I can think of that holds DB info is config.php so lets assume that has not be renamed and therefore not a problem, the only other one off the top of my head is includes/constants.php which defines the database tables the forums use.
FB really messed things up for a lot of people moving those forum files about Sad

Guardian wrote:

The only file I can think of that holds DB info is config.php so lets assume that has not be renamed and therefore not a problem

Correct, my config.php = config.php located in the root

Quote:

the only other one off the top of my head is includes/constants.php which defines the database tables the forums use.
FB really messed things up for a lot of people moving those forum files about Sad

includes/constants.php is there as well, like i said earlier (see 1st page).
bbcode.php is located there as well; includes/bbcode.php

Do you guys need the contents of constants.php and/or a list of all files located in modules/Forums/ ?

Ey guys,

Well.. the problem still exists, even after upgrading to bbtonuke 2.0.23 (latest) and fixing/upgrading my missing nukebb tables.

I know you guys (kguske) are probably pretty busy with the upcoming release of RN 2.30.0, so not sure if you have some spare time Wink

Still think it's a pathing issue related to 7.9+
I know you have;
includes/constants.php
includes/bbcode.php
but if you look, you'll see the job FB did was only half done.
He moved these and some other files to;
modules/Forums/includes/constants.php
modules/Forums/includes/bbcode.php
the problem being, he left the originals in place because he couldn't figure out some of the pathing issues he was having.

I don't want this post to be an 'FB bashing post', I'm just trying to explain that having the files is one thing, but as you know yourself, some files 'include' other files which in turn can 'include' other files. If the data is not processed correctly because of some change in one of the files, things will fall over.

I don't know the answer to your specific problem, I'm guessing it is path related. One file might call a path starting $nuke_file another might be $phpbb_root_path etc.
Wish I could help more as I know how frustrating this must be having just corrected some of his stuff in the PM module.

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