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Kunena 7.0.4 Released
The Kunena team has announce the arrival of Kunena 7.0.4 [K 7.0.4] in stable which is now available for download as a native Joomla extension for J! 5.4.x/6.0.x. This version addresses most of the issues that were discovered in K 6.2 / K 6.3 / K 6.4 and issues discovered during the last development stages of K 7.0
If you are having problems then, for your own benefit, it would save us all a lot of time if you would kindly post your
configuration report
when you ask for help from this forum. If you do not post your configuration report we will not ask you for it but you will probably not get your problem solved, either.
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11 years 3 months ago - 11 years 3 months ago #161284
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Normally I use Joomla's standard SEO features whenever I build my websites. I understand that this may not suit everyone's tastes but, I'm just saying, it makes things easier for me.
I have a [J! 3.3.3] test site and, for the purposes of testing, I used the following settings:
Global Configuration » Site » SEO Settings » Search Engine Friendly URLs = No
Global Configuration » Site » SEO Settings » Use URL rewriting = No
Global Configuration » Site » SEO Settings » Adds Suffix to URL = No
Global Configuration » Site » SEO Settings » Unicode Aliases = No
Global Configuration » Site » SEO Settings » Include Site Name in Page Titles = No
In other words, pretty much a Joomla site with the original settings left unchanged.
I subscribed to a topic and posted a test message using a different account. The image below shows you the email that I received (I have edited the email to remove personal information about myself):
In the image above, I have used arrows to indicate the HTML "ampersand" characters generated by Kunena.
When I clicked this URL from my email program, the URL was correctly translated to
http://<site-name>/index.php?option=com_kunena&view=home&defaultmenu=160&Itemid=159
... and the page opened!
I then tried copying and pasting the URL into Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer and Safari browsers and the URL worked in every case.
I am not saying that my test has been conclusive but I would like to make the following observations:
1) I do not think that the problem has anything to do with any particular version of Joomla that people may be using.
2) I do not think that the problem has anything to do with any particular template—site template or forum template—that people may be using.
3) I do not think that the problem has anything specifically to do with people choosing to not use Joomla SEO. The issue (obviously) seems only to occur when people disable Joomla's SEO but this should not be a reason to force people to employ Joomla's SEO if they do not want those features.
4) The problem may have something to do with "custom menus" that people are using. In all the cases reported in this topic, every configuration report shows that people are using some custom menus. It may be worthwhile trying to use the default Kunena menu items—at least to prove whether the Joomla menu is responsible. Information about how to use the default Kunena menu is given in Kunena Menu issues in the Wiki.
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Replied by sozzled on topic New post email notification URL broken
I have been doing some testing in this area.thomasmanca wrote: I have the same problem ... I use joomla 3.3.6. with Kunena 3.0.6
Email notifications of new posts the "&" is transformed into "& amp;" .. the link does not work ..
Normally I use Joomla's standard SEO features whenever I build my websites. I understand that this may not suit everyone's tastes but, I'm just saying, it makes things easier for me.
I have a [J! 3.3.3] test site and, for the purposes of testing, I used the following settings:
Global Configuration » Site » SEO Settings » Search Engine Friendly URLs = No
Global Configuration » Site » SEO Settings » Use URL rewriting = No
Global Configuration » Site » SEO Settings » Adds Suffix to URL = No
Global Configuration » Site » SEO Settings » Unicode Aliases = No
Global Configuration » Site » SEO Settings » Include Site Name in Page Titles = No
In other words, pretty much a Joomla site with the original settings left unchanged.
I subscribed to a topic and posted a test message using a different account. The image below shows you the email that I received (I have edited the email to remove personal information about myself):
In the image above, I have used arrows to indicate the HTML "ampersand" characters generated by Kunena.
When I clicked this URL from my email program, the URL was correctly translated to
http://<site-name>/index.php?option=com_kunena&view=home&defaultmenu=160&Itemid=159
... and the page opened!
I then tried copying and pasting the URL into Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer and Safari browsers and the URL worked in every case.
I am not saying that my test has been conclusive but I would like to make the following observations:
1) I do not think that the problem has anything to do with any particular version of Joomla that people may be using.
2) I do not think that the problem has anything to do with any particular template—site template or forum template—that people may be using.
3) I do not think that the problem has anything specifically to do with people choosing to not use Joomla SEO. The issue (obviously) seems only to occur when people disable Joomla's SEO but this should not be a reason to force people to employ Joomla's SEO if they do not want those features.
4) The problem may have something to do with "custom menus" that people are using. In all the cases reported in this topic, every configuration report shows that people are using some custom menus. It may be worthwhile trying to use the default Kunena menu items—at least to prove whether the Joomla menu is responsible. Information about how to use the default Kunena menu is given in Kunena Menu issues in the Wiki.
Blue Eagle vs. Crypsis reference guide
Read my blog and
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