Hi all,
I have a few friends who are using the phpBB system for a local site (it's for fun basiclly) and they are having a problem we can't figure out.
Here is the problem
When you post or edit your post, then return to the thread, the thread does not get updated, you never see the new message unless you delete your cookies and refresh.
Any idea what has to be done to fix this?
Thanks.
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Ok, it only happens for certain installations.
If your web server is running an old version of PHP, there'll be compatibility issues with Apache2.
Mostly these are cache problems. I experienced them myself (using php 4.2.2).
More info here:
http://www.phpbb.com/kb/article.php?article_id=4
I also believe there are only temporary hacks put in place by the PHPBB staff to make PHPBB work properly with Apache2 when you're using the newest PHP even.
I think I saw it on the PHPBB site somewhere before... lemme look.
If your web server is running an old version of PHP, there'll be compatibility issues with Apache2.
Mostly these are cache problems. I experienced them myself (using php 4.2.2).
More info here:
http://www.phpbb.com/kb/article.php?article_id=4
I also believe there are only temporary hacks put in place by the PHPBB staff to make PHPBB work properly with Apache2 when you're using the newest PHP even.
I think I saw it on the PHPBB site somewhere before... lemme look.
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Found it.
http://www.phpbb.com/support/documents. ... =changelog
Look at Changes since 2.0.3, about halfway down.
But it still could be a browser cache problem. It's just that I remember having this similar problem when I first got PHP and Apache going on my server.
http://www.phpbb.com/support/documents. ... =changelog
Look at Changes since 2.0.3, about halfway down.
But it still could be a browser cache problem. It's just that I remember having this similar problem when I first got PHP and Apache going on my server.