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    • Odd/Even problem in latest 1.8 CVS

    Posted by Bob posts: 51 United States

    I just pulled down the latest Branch-1-8 code and it is looking great.

    One thing I noticed, is that the forum listing now has all rows set to EVEN (instead of alternating).

    Pretty sure this was working before I pulled this. Thanks.

    p.s.

    Is the only place I can set the "order" for the replies (newest vs oldest first) in Admin/Wiki settings? or is there a place to do this just for forums?

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    Posted by Damian Parker posts: 2881 United Kingdom

    Hi Bobzim,

    Which style are you using?

    Seems to be ok for me

    Thanks


    Posted by Damian Parker posts: 2881 United Kingdom

    Actually the Admin Forum list doesnt alternate, but the usual forum listing and posts listing does

    Does that help you shed a little light onto this?

    Damian
    😉

    Posted by Bob posts: 51 United States

    I was working with the new style I uploaded to Mods.tikiwiki (ztheme)... and yes - your point is valid. It simply needed the "cycle(Advance=true) added back (or out of an if statement) and that fixed the problem.

    All is good now 😀

    Thanks...

    > Damian:
    > Actually the Admin Forum list doesnt alternate, but the usual forum listing and posts listing does
    >
    > Does that help you shed a little light onto this?
    >
    > Damian
    > 😉


    Posted by Bob posts: 51 United States

    I was working with the new style I uploaded to Mods.tikiwiki (ztheme)... and yes - your point is valid. It simply needed the "cycle(Advance=true) added back (or out of an if statement) and that fixed the problem.

    All is good now 😀

    Thanks...

    > Damian:
    > Actually the Admin Forum list doesnt alternate, but the usual forum listing and posts listing does
    >
    > Does that help you shed a little light onto this?
    >
    > Damian
    > 😉