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firefox and 2.0.16 problems

Hi Guys

ok ive been working on an issue i have on one of my sites and for the life of me i cant find the solution

first here the problem phpnuke v2.73 patched to latest forum upgraded to 2.0.16

Firefox v1.0.4

I'am getting reports of a blank page when going to the forum logo etc etc are still there just no forum index I've tried it my self and I can see the forum but if i loged out i can see the forum but if i click onto a forum that needs registerd users then i get the blank page.. in Ie it will do a redirect to the login screen but not with FF and i think thats where the problem is but not sure as others get it before they get that far Sad

things ive tried

gzcompression turned off
cookies path and domain changed
checked pagestart, common, mainfile.php pages


Any ideas here

TIA

PS dosnt happen with this forum though






Recently discussed and found a solution for that I thought on my own site. I'm updating at the moment, so I will come back on this later.


BL






your a life saver bud cant wait to see the fix Razz






This is on top when I try to post a reply as guest at your forum:

Quote: :
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/falconuk/public_html/header.php:32) in /home/falconuk/public_html/modules/Forums/posting.php on line 365



BL






ahh ok havent looked at my own site for Firefox issues at the moment Sad

headers eh ok that should be an easy one to solve Smile

could you try http://80.168.138.63:8080/straydogs

and goto the forum there for me aswell please and if it shows goto the helpdesk see what happens for me ?






ok for me the problem is my norton internet security

i turned that off and all worked as it should so not sure what to do here






I've looked at the link you gave above. First I want to say it is awesome. I'm a virtual fighter pilot (IL2, LockOn) as well and your site is very good organized. Good work. I like it, so I've added it to my favorites.

Back to the problem:
I can't say why NIS is blocking that part, maybe it is related to spam, not sure. Therefore I need to see the code.

Another part which you should look at is the Recruitment/Who does what section:
Code: :
SPAN class=std>Rev. March 22nd, 2004 by Jester



BL






heya BL

this is the development site that runs locally the real one is here

http://87thDOTorg

thanks for the span error bud ill sort that out

the code is the default BBtoNuke2016 upgrade really hope i can solve this one

been playing with ports here to see if that has something to do with it






who is that doody lookin bloke at the bottom of this page? Twisted Evil

http://80.168.138.63:8080/straydogs/modules.php?name=Roster&file=wing






dohhhhh i knew i should have removed that Very Happy






ive got a feeling it has something to do with this part


Code: :
// Start auth check
//
$is_auth = array();
$is_auth = auth(AUTH_ALL, $forum_id, $userdata, $forum_row);

if ( !$is_auth['auth_read'] || !$is_auth['auth_view'] )
{
        if ( !$userdata['session_logged_in'] )
        {
                $redirect = POST_FORUM_URL . "=$forum_id" . ( ( isset($start) ) ? "&start=$start" : '' );
                $header_location = ( @preg_match("/Microsoft|WebSTAR|Xitami/", $_SERVER["SERVER_SOFTWARE"]) ) ? "Refresh: 0; URL=" : "Location: ";
                header($header_location . append_sid("login.$phpEx?redirect=viewforum.$phpEx&$redirect", true));
                exit;
        }
        //
        // The user is not authed to read this forum ...
        //
        $message = ( !$is_auth['auth_view'] ) ? $lang['Forum_not_exist'] : sprintf($lang['Sorry_auth_read'], $is_auth['auth_read_type']);

        message_die(GENERAL_MESSAGE, $message);
}
//
// End of auth check


as if i'am logged in i can view all reg only forums so no need for the login redirect part

But not sure havent messed with forums for a while now




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