Sticky [Merged topic] The great, frequently-asked, "I cannot create a new thread in my forum" question

The english version gives the same problem.
But the test with the standard template gives a positiv result.
It works with the standard template!
But now is the question how can it give a problem on this domain.
I can practical not use the standard template.

compare the standard template and your custom one using something like " winmerge " and see if you can spot the difference and then maybe find the fault.

Yes i can mail you the adress with a testaccount
mail me your adress and i reply it with the data.

It's terrible that the same situation on my other testdomain (another provider) gives no problems with the own (and same) template.
No idea what makes the problem?

you changed your version of kunena, thats maybe wat did it i guess there a change in the css to what you had before.

I have looked at the way this discussion has lurched back and forth with no clear indication of what lies at the source of the problem. There is a simple answer that is contained here: K 1.5.x Support: Please read this first. New users would save themselves a lot of time and trouble if they familiarise themselves with this. I'm willing to bet that the problem exists because the user only has sections and no categories. You can't make a new thread if you don't have categories.

But there are many other possibilities, also.

The short answer is that Kunena works, out-of-the box without any modifications or changes to the configuration settings. As soon as you change those conditions, that's when problems occur.

At the heart of many "problems" that are reported is the fact that most of the time they're the result of what happens when the user changes something.

The standard template default_ex works. I understand that the design may not perfectly suit every website but I think it's unfair to dismiss it and claim that it's not practical! Would you rather have a part of your website look attractive or would you rather that it worked?