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Can you please provide me with a link to your website so that I can see your implementation? You can PM me if you like.

Thank you for providing me with more information. I don't have an answer yet regarding the first matter you identified.

In the second case, I have used an out-dated mechanism to generate the link to the message. The link generation mechanism changed around the time of Kunena 1.5.4 when a lot of work was done with the Kunena SEO/SEF features. I will try to fix it up soon ... but I can't promise you I'll be successful. :blush:

I have updated the module (V 1.1) which now uses Kunena's SEF links.

I have also addressed the ambiguous "0 Replies" issue. Basically, if a topic is posted but no-one replies to it, then there are 0 replies. True? However, if you want to show a list of which topics have had the most number of postings within a timeframe, that's a different question. In the case where you want to know which topics have had the most postings based on a time range, I have changed the output to show how many "new posts" were made. I hope this explanation clears up the ambiguity.

Hi sozzled

Sound like it meets my needs beautifully ... However it get this error when I access the menu where the module is published ...


Fatal error: Call to undefined function kunena_htmlspecialchars() in /home/golfnyhe/public_html/modules/mod_kunena_mostreplied/mod_kunena_mostreplied.php on line 154

Any ideas?

This latest problem has had me baffled for hours. It seems that the module works fine if it's published on the same page(s) as the forum, but it doesn't like being published elsewhere on your website.

taiklan, can you confirm if the module works on your forum page?

In the meantime I'll keep struggling to work out how to define the
undefined function"

Hi Sozzled

Sorry to be troubling you like this ... your exactly right. Everything works when the module is published on the same menu as the forum. Wow ... it would be great if that could be fixed.

Anybody out there that has an idea what could be wrong?