UBB.threads PHP Forum Software Community Forums UBB.threads Bug Reports Fixed Bugs [FIXED for Alpha6] forgot password bug

When a user is not registered and asks for his password to be emailed to him and types in his email address , the following occurs -
We cannot proceed.
Can't find the email address for

Please use your back button to return to the previous page.

Where it should read "Can't find the email address for" and give the users email address I think or at least change the wording.

Also how can I go about testing the RSS feed as we are having troubles with the rss feed on another board and I was told to try joining up to see if I had the same trouble here.

Trallyus

Thanks for the report!

There is a feed for the main announcements forum here:

https://www.ubbcentral.com/version7/cache/rss1.xml

Can you PM me as to how to set up an rss feed so I can see what we did wrong in creating our feed, as right now we have to manually refresh it to make it work. Thanks in advance. Or I can PM you the link to the feed if you want to look at it .

Is this feed being setup in a .threads board? Or is it created from something else?

Yes, it was set up in a .threads board, that is why I asked for help as the owner set it up and for some reason it is not working.

He set up the feed to refresh hourly but it does not want to work. I used the feed validator and it said the date in the feed is not compliant.

The date from the feed shows <pubDate>Sat Jun 03 2006 07:00 PM</pubDate> rather then the format your using. Could that be the trouble?

We are talking about my beta board. I'm currently upgrading and everything is off for the next hour or so.

Thanks for popping in Harold I do think the problem is with the date format we used.

The date shouldn't cause the issue. While it might not validate, it's hard to keep up with actual RSS feeds that will fully validate, that shouldn't have anything to do with the feed updating. The feed itself is just an .xml file written out by .threads. Harold will need to check the actual timestamps on the .xml file and see if it's actually being rewritten from time to time.

Thanks. I will make sure he gets that suggestion. I will also keep a look out for new bugs