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Hi, PF.

Have a look at this post:

support.proboards.com/post/7098040

Apologies for the late response. This was a bit of a doozy to figure out.

So what's happening here is when $[post.created_by.custom_field] is called upon as a foreach loop attempting to use any of its sibling variables inside the loop ends up nuking everything related to $[post.created_by] following the inclusion of that variable, even in the posts following the one that caused it.

For example, this loop alone produces the same effect as long as you have at least one custom field filled out in your profile:


I've submitted a bug report to our developers detailing this issue. In the meantime, if you get rid of $[post.created_by.group.color] in all three of your custom field loops it should fix the issue.

Hi, mrjake.

You don't have to interact with the ad itself to complete the captcha. Clicking on the continue button below it should allow you to proceed with your current action.

It's not possible for the forum to automatically create a post based on a time limit.

Having the forum perform an automated task without user interaction would require customizations on the server side. All plugins operate on client-side languages, making this impossible to achieve with a code or plugin.

Hi, jbull.

There's no option built into the forum to accomplish this. I would recommend you Request a Plugin for this purpose.

Hi, jbull.

You can view who voted in a poll by clicking on the View Voters link below the poll. Regardless of this fact, you cannot see which poll options each user voted for.

When creating a poll in a thread changing the Show results dropdown to after poll is locked or expires will make it so that users can't see the results until after the poll is locked.

A manual reindex removes them but that's not an intended result of a reindex. Deleted users are searchable to begin with so that their content is still searchable. For example, I can't use the forum cleanup tool in the admin area on a user if they don't appear as a search result.

The only information tied to a username following an account's deletion is the username itself and any posts tied to its numerical ID. Even with all the admin abilities I have available to me on this forum I'm not able to deduce whether or not any deleted accounts that currently show in search results on this forum belong to you without having to resort to extensive scanning of server logs or other server-side things exclusive to employees of the company.