Could someone help? I installed joo!BB lastest version on joomla1.5.8. When I login in and try to post new topic or reply the page will be blank.
I use SQL 5
and PHP Version 5.2.0-8
Thanks for every kindness and sorry about my poor eng.
Did you install the joobb editor AND enable/publish it? Do you mean mysql 5 ?
Jeff
Hi Jeff
Yes, I already install editors-bb and publish it. But I don't know why I can't post topic.
I use mysql 5.
This is mysite http://www.araigunwa.com/index.php?option=com_joobb&view=board&Itemid=29
You can use my test user.
username: shin
pass: jiwwiw
Thanks for your kindly help.
Shin
Have you tried to adjust any language setting on your JooBB set up?
Did you recieve any errors when instaaling JooBB or the editor?
Have you tried to unistall, and then reinstall the editor?
Chris Badley
Quote by Unknown:Have you tried to adjust any language setting on your JooBB set up?
Did you recieve any errors when instaaling JooBB or the editor?
Have you tried to unistall, and then reinstall the editor?
Hi Chris
I didn't adjust any language and didn't recieve any errors when installing JooBB and editor.
But I will try to reinstall it and give you a feedback.
Thanks for ur kindly help
Shin
Hi Shin,
tried your page by myself, really strange... are you running Joomla in legacy mode or what else components do you have installed?
Regards,
Rainer
Hi Rainer
Big Big thanks for your help. I didn't run legacy mode but I have installed 2 components. The first one is Joo!BB and other one is ReReplacer(use for replace word. I expect to use it for filter badword on mysite). When I uninstall ReReplacer I can post new topic in Joo!BB forum.

Thanks for every kindly help from you all.
Regards,
Shin
PS: Now...How can I filter badword...I need to findout more.
You're very welcome!
Have you noticed the width of your textarea boxes when editing posts/topics?
At the moment they slightly burst your layout... maybe you change its width to 100% to make it look fine
Regards,
Rainer
Shin,
I understand your desire to filter out bad words, but am not familiar with any plug-in that will do that. There are definitely manual ways to do that but they would require exotic changes to the code so that before code was posted into the joobb database upon creation, that it would parse the code for your "banned word list". That is easily done in linux in bash with a command line statement, but like I said, you would have to be skilled enough to modify the code that controls post creation, send the new data off to be parsed first and then into the database if it passed.
Seems like parsing it before it gets created in the joobb database is the way to go so that you dont' have to worry about parsing it upon each read or subsequently deleting it if it is considered problematic.
Goodluck on this if it works. I could tell you how to write a linux command line script that parses a file against a list of words I believe, but you would have to write the code that utilizes it.
Jeff
Hi Jeff,
Thanks for your advise. I will try to. I have a little knowledge on programing. Be better If you guide me.
Again thank you for your kindly help.
Regards,
Shin