Quote from: [Unknown] on November 02, 2004, 12:39:18 AMStrange... it should be theoretically impossible to use the board management interface to cause this error.

Create a new file in Notepad (or similar, not Word or anything though) with the following contents:

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<?php
include('SSI.php');

db_query("
   UPDATE {$db_prefix}boards
   SET ID_PARENT = 0", __FILE__, __LINE__);

echo 'Fixed, hopefully.';

?>
Save it as "quickfix.php" (note the quotation marks) and upload it to your server, in the same directory as SMF.  Then go to:

hxxp:www.example.com/forum/quickfix.php [nonactive]

After you've used it, please delete the file (because it could theoretically be used again by someone other than yourself.)

Did that help?

-[Unknown]

I tried the above and got an error:

Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function db_query() in /home1/apdamien/public_html/dolcettish/quickfix.php:4 Stack trace: #0 {main} thrown in /home1/apdamien/public_html/dolcettish/quickfix.php on line 4

Maybe the above fix is for an earlier version of SMF?

Hello good day,

I have updated my site to version 2.1.4 but I use Boilerplates for posts a lot, unfortunately it is not compatible with this version, do you know if there is any other mod that is similar or a newer version.

Quote<?php
include('SSI.php');

db_query("
   UPDATE {$db_prefix}boards
   SET ID_PARENT = 0", __FILE__, __LINE__);

echo 'Fixed, hopefully.';

?>

I have a similar problem as the OP, so I tried this fix. But I got an error when I tried running it:
Parse error: in /home1/apdamien/public_html/dolcettish/quickfix.php on line 8

Is this perhaps for an earlier version of PHP?

is it safe to run 1.1.19 stll in 2024?
the following example still running it: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php

"Maximum messages per page"

I only see 20 messages/topics per page..... Where can I change this to show 100 per page ?

Ron from Canada