Kunena 7.0.11 & Kunena 6.4.16 – Security Updates Released and K7.1 in RC1 2

The Kunena team has announce the arrival of three simultaneous security release : K6.4.16, K7.0.11 and K7.1 RC2. Just a reminder K6.4.16 receives only securities fixes untill end of 2026, so it's advised for users to upgrade to K7.0.11. K7.0.11 is the last release of the K7.0 because it's replaced by K7.1 branch with the stable release in the corner. The translations for K7.1 on crowdin.com/project/kunena-forum-7-1 needs to be checked or improved becasue it has been generated by TM (Translation Machine).

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12 years 10 months ago - 12 years 10 months ago #151269 by ralf
No, that's what I'm trying to say. The "turning category into section" option doesn't exist in my version. Or I can't find it since the documentation is different from what I see
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If you'll see screenshot I attached in previous post I don't have "forum administration" on the menu as documentation suggests I should go to to create section:
www.kunena.org/docs/images/3/39/Forumadministration.jpg
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12 years 10 months ago #151270 by sozzled
I did not write that you should turn a category into a section. I asked you if you know how to create a section?

You need at least one section in your forum.

Then you need to change the settings for each category to use this new section as the parent.

Do you understand now? It is all explained in Sections, Categories, sub-Categories (Part 1)

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12 years 10 months ago #151271 by ralf
I'm sorry but I'm really lost. This is way overcomplicated so let's do baby steps:

Before you can post create a new topic you must define a category for it and, before you can create a category, you must create a section. Unlike Joomla, however, sections and categories are managed from the one place: the Forum Administration feature.

I don't have "forum administration" on the menu


The documentation is outdated :(

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12 years 10 months ago #151272 by ralf
OK Solution for anyone with the problem!
(I'm surprised that doesn't exist in documentation...)

So this is how documentations should explain creation of your forum:

You need at least one Section but you also need at least one category!.
In Kunena 3.x there's no longer anything called section therefore what you have to do is create at least one category with no parent AND at least one category with a parent! Otherwise your categories won't show...

Ugh that took a while to figure out!

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12 years 10 months ago #151276 by sozzled
Sections still exist in K 3.0.

A "category" without a parent is a section.

I'm glad that you figured it out.

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12 years 9 months ago #152549 by rstofer1
I too am getting this message. I have at least one section and one category setup.

There is no guest access to my forum and I have 3 levels of users being Registered Users, Super Users and Administrators. If in Kunena User Manager \ Moderation I change the user to a Global Moderator then suddenly I see the Sections and Categories.

Any ideas?

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