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PM title not showing.

Twiebie
#1 2010-09-06 04:43
Hi,

When members on my website view a private message it's not showing the PM's title.
It does show the PM title in the PM list, but not when viewing the PM itself.

{PHP.L.Subject}: {PM_TITLE}<br />
{PHP.L.Sender}: {PM_FROMUSER}<br />
{PHP.L.Recipient}: {PM_TOUSER}<br />
{PHP.L.Date}: {PM_DATE}
Bu gönderi Twiebie tarafından düzenlendi (2010-09-06 04:52, 14 yıllar önce)
GHengeveld
#2 2010-09-06 16:25
What version of Cotonti are you running? Are you sure the sender actually entered a title? Maybe you should check in phpMyAdmin to see if there actually is a title to display.
Twiebie
#3 2010-09-06 20:44
I'm running the latest version of Cotonti (0.6.10).
The sender has definitely entered a title, I checked it multiple times.

I just found out that it's also not showing the correct date. The date on every PM is 01-01-1970 00:00.
I does show the correct date in the PM list though.

In phpMyAdmin it's showing the pm_date as following: 126015638
GHengeveld
#4 2010-09-07 01:52
There's only two things I can think of right now. First you should try clearing Internal Cache and Disk Cache (see Admin -> Other) via Purge all. If that doesn't work you should check if you have any plugin installed which hooks into 'pm.main' (see plugin details page via Admin->Plugins, its under Parts). If you find any, try pausing that plugin.
Twiebie
#5 2010-09-07 05:22
I tried both things, but unfortunately it didn't fix the problem..

In my last post I forgot to add that I updated the database from the latest Seditio into the latest Cotonti, maybe that has something to do with it?
GHengeveld
#6 2010-09-07 05:46
Very likely. In database, the only real difference is the addition of a pm_html (text) field. Also pm_fromuser should be varchar(100) and pm_title is now varchar(255). Are you sure you replaced the PM core files with the Cotonti ones?
Twiebie
#7 2010-09-08 01:15
# Koradhil : Are you sure you replaced the PM core files with the Cotonti ones?
Which core files do you mean exactly?
GHengeveld
#8 2010-09-08 06:58
The ones in system/core/pm
Twiebie
#9 2010-09-09 22:11
Those files are the correct ones.