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Hello guys,
I have two standard forum with several subforums:
- http://friskyttarna.eu/forum/tyria/ (3 subforums)
- http://friskyttarna.eu/forum/k.....asser-gw2/ (8 subforums)
When i change the role of nr2 from standard forum to subforums (together with the 8 subforums) like this:
Forum
--------- Subforum1
--------- Subforum2
--------- Subforum3
--------- Subforum4
------------------------ Sub-Subforum 1-8
Both the subforums and sub-subforums is visible in group view: http://friskyttarna.eu/forum/
I would like the subforums to be visible in group view and sub-subforums only in forum view. Is this possible?
Sorry for the confusing text, but since english is not my native language, this was the best explanation i could come up with.
Cheers
Thomas
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see: http://codex.simple-press.com/.....subforums/
in particular the nested option...
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Mr Papa said
see: http://codex.simple-press.com/.....subforums/in particular the nested option...
Thank you Steve. Much appricated.
I changed the AllNested option from 1 to 0. It did wonders.
However if i understand it correctly, this option will be reset next time i update to a new SP version. Is there any way to add the AllNested string to my own SP child theme?
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Not sure I fully understand. The 'allNested' argument is available using that template display function no matter what the theme being used is. If your theme includes that function then the 'allNested=' argument can be utilised...
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are you asking how to make your own sp theme so changes to it dont get overwritten? if so, see:
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I followed the codex which pointed out plugins/simple-press/forum/content/sp-group-view-functions.php and changed:
allNested => from 1 to 0
I supose that directory will be overwritten next time i am updating my forum with a new SP release from you or maybe i am wrong?
My own SP theme is located sp-resources/forum-themes/friskyttarna.
Cheers
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No no - you change your theme NOT the code file. 'allNested' is an argument you pass in the call within your theme to that function. As in:
sp_ForumIndexSubForums('allNested=0', __sp('Sub-Forums'), __sp('Browse topics in %NAME%'));
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Yellow Swordfish said
No no - you change your theme NOT the code file. 'allNested' is an argument you pass in the call within your theme to that function. As in:sp_ForumIndexSubForums('allNested=0', __sp('Sub-Forums'), __sp('Browse topics in %NAME%'));
Should i add that line of code to friskyttarna.php?
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