Evgeny wrote:Dear Rafael,
These look like bugs when managing JForum via Control Panel.
1. When adding new Categories/Forums - they do not appear on the home page, until Groups -> Security Permissions saved again after each change.
From the forum administrator's point of view, if these permissions were once set, they should be used for new Categories/Forums.
Evgeny wrote:
2. I posted a few messages in my local installation of JForum as Admin and Anonymous. Then I set in Control Panel that Anonymous posts are not allowed. When removing these test messages, there are still some messages by Anonymous, which are reported on the hope page in the Messages column, but not available to Admin when entering a particular forum (so they cannot be read and removed). Next I set to allow Anonymous posts (returned settings back), but that doesn't help to make Anonymous messages visible.
Evgeny wrote:
3. Control Panel -> Groups -> General -> Permissions -> "Override User Values" is not saved for all options.
Evgeny wrote:
4. The list of forums in above Groups -> General -> Permissions -> Deny Anonymous Posts saved, but seems has no effect until I save the same list in Users -> Anonymous -> Permissions -> Anonymous Posts
Evgeny wrote:I will add more reports, if found. May be this message should be moved to Bugs forum.
I think you need to focus on making JForum much more stable, the current features are quite enough to effectively discuss in JForum, but please improve what is already done!
Evgeny wrote:2. I posted a few messages in my local installation of JForum as Admin and Anonymous. Then I set in Control Panel that Anonymous posts are not allowed. When removing these test messages, there are still some messages by Anonymous, which are reported on the hope page in the Messages column, but not available to Admin when entering a particular forum (so they cannot be read and removed). Next I set to allow Anonymous posts (returned settings back), but that doesn't help to make Anonymous messages visible.
jamesyong wrote:
Evgeny wrote:2. I posted a few messages in my local installation of JForum as Admin and Anonymous. Then I set in Control Panel that Anonymous posts are not allowed. When removing these test messages, there are still some messages by Anonymous, which are reported on the hope page in the Messages column, but not available to Admin when entering a particular forum (so they cannot be read and removed). Next I set to allow Anonymous posts (returned settings back), but that doesn't help to make Anonymous messages visible.
I don't understand the above paragraph. What you mean by hope page?
What did you do to remove the test messages? Do you mean you remove every message by the admin and anonymous?
Regards,
James Yong
Evgeny wrote:
4. I *backuped and restored* the whole JForum database (actually the database has been renamed and backup-restore of all tables performed).
Evgeny
Evgeny wrote:Also, I think (I'm not sure!) I seen another strange behaviour.
- I loged-in as Admin.
- I posted a message as Admin.
- 10-20 minutes later I posted another message. That message was posted in the forum from the user Anonymous.
Suppose, if the user session expired, the user can post messages as Anonymous.
I expected to see that user links "search, myprofile, private messages, logout" will change accordantly to "search, register, login", as they were before log-in, otherwise the user thinks he/she is still loged-in.
Evgeny
Evgeny wrote:3. Control Panel -> Groups -> General -> Permissions -> "Override User Values" is not saved for all options.
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