Question K 1.5.11: Search Results = 0 causes divide by zero error in search

Hi,

can you tell as what is your Kunena Configuration -> Frontend -> Search Results = ??

I assume that 0 !! Change it to something else.

ahh I was writing my response to Sozzled's last post but then I saw @quila's message and checked the configuration. Turns out that was problem. I'm curious if this setting is 0 by default because that is not something that I changed.

Anyway,

awesomeness, thanks quila for the solution and thanks sozzled for your continued support. I appreciate it.

and yeah you were right. All changes were simple CSS changes

ahh I was writing my response to Sozzled's last post but then I saw @quila's message and checked the configuration. Turns out that was problem. I'm curious if this setting is 0 by default because that is not something that I changed.

Anyway,

awesomeness, thanks quila for the solution and thanks sozzled for your continued support. I appreciate it.

and yeah you were right. All changes were simple CSS changes

Thanks, @quila. That's it!

clockworkdeth: Ignore what I wrote in my previous message (except the part about Kunena being a foreign word). I can re-create the error on my own test site, as @quila wrote, if you have Kunena Configuration » Frontend » Look and Feel » Search Results = 0

I hope you haven't changed any other important configuration settings.

There should be a test built into Kunena, before users save the configuration, to make sure that this value is non-zero.

Hi,

default configuration is 15

Regards

If you want to check your configuration settings, compare them with Kunena Configuration

As far as I can tell everything now is running fine. Thanks guys.

Just as a side note, what did you think of my custom template work? It's definitely still a work in progress (i'm working on it right now) I know it's not all super pro but I like it lol

Your custom template looks good. There will always be a problem showing the Kunena logo on the credits page (follow the "powered by link") but, aside from that minor blemish, it's a good fit for Kunena on a dark-themed site template. When you've finished, maybe you'd like to share your template with other users.