I don't remember if someone a
eady post the error but when you search the forum it shows the threads or post and then you click on it and it doesn't generate the url correctly. For example I search for something and the url was the following:
http://www.likera.com//www.likera.com/fo...ight=latex
It's concatenating the domaing twice so all the links from the search doesn't work.
Yea, I have the same problem, posted about it, but forgot to reply to Ra's answer. So Ra, the engine gives the double domain :p
Thanks guys, checking now!
I think I've fixed this. The problem was one mod_rewrite rule, that did not have "http://" or "https://" in the beginning. Only the protocol independent "//".
Hi Ra, I noticed today some phpto's align on the right side of the side screen, covering the plugin to advance in the gallery. Can you make sure they don't align right pls? Or do I really have to upgrade my monitor :p ?
(20 Dec 2015, 10:09 )herrpee Wrote: [ -> ]I noticed today some phpto's align on the right side of the side screen, covering the plugin to advance in the gallery.
This is something I've been struggling for months. I still can't find an optimal HighSlide parameters set for the controls placement. The controls either cover a part of the image, or are covered by the image. I'll make another parameter juggling round today. It becomes annoying indeed.
I have changed the HighSlide params, the controls are better positioned now, in my opinion. Please test and let me know.
There are no more controls?
Errmmm... Highslide JS files is not included.. Hm...😕
Fixed! Did not notice that "global $mybb;" was not in the function.
I spent the whole Sunday tweaking database queries and bypassing pieces of codes for non-logged-in users (they are useless for them anyway). While I've made a huge progress, I still can't catch the queries that do not use indexes and the queries that create temporary tables on disk. It started a week ago after one of the upgrades (the WordPress, plugins, etc) - the amount of temp tables created on disk increased dramatically, and while I managed to decrease the CPU load almost to zero, the disk load is now at least two times higher, than before. I do not even know if it's the forum or the blog... The quest continues 😁