I can not really explain a disabled ‘submit reply’ occurrence… Is this a permanent state for you? Or just a one off page load issue?

As to the ‘post edit notices’, then turning the option off is going to stop new ones being saved in your listing – it wont remove existing ones. There should be a ‘remove’ label against each one with a ‘remove’ link. So you can remove them manually or failing that they will time out after a while – although I will need to check the timeout setting.

the timeout is either a week or a month..

but yes, if you dont like them, disable them… fair number of requests for them as folks want to know what people are doing on their forums…

not sure I understand the disabled either.. we have no facility or functionality that can do that as near as I can remember..

The non-ability to submit a reply was just for that one post. I can reply now fine. The only thing I can think of is that I was submitting another thread in another tab and then moved back to that post to reply to it, although I would have thought logging out and back in again would get me back on track.

Anyway, to the issue at hand, is this lingering of messages related to the Cron issue I had on the other thread? Do I have to disable and re-enable the plugin to see the effects of my request to turn these annoying messages off? Or which “hook” do I have to force to run to make sure this setting is updated?

As it happens there is NO “remove label” or link anywhere near these messages. They look like the image provided above, but in English. The only link is to the forum post that was “edited”.

No dismiss button in a notice?  not sure how that would happen – has not been reported before…  does not appear you properly uploaded the image though…

but if you want to remove all the notices,  you can do so in your db… just empty the sfnotices table…  this has nothing to do with the stats cron you are referring to…

I was referring to the guy who started the thread I linked to. But here is my image. As you can see there is no remove option – just a long list that won’t go away.

How do I empty the sfnotices table? Or if this image makes sense, how can I clear it and WHY is it there?

hmm… wonder if the wp theme css is overriding ours and ‘hiding’ our dismiss link… frankly, never seen it not show up before.. will have to research how that is even possible…

dont delete the sfnotices table… empty it…  its in your database… so you phpymyadmin or other db admin tool to empty/truncate it…  perhaps we can consider a housekeeping function to also allow pruning of the sfnotices table…

Emptying the sfnotices in myphpadmin did the trick. Thanks!

I hope it won’t start mounting up again in future.

if you disabled those edit notices, they wont grow…