[CMS] Un-Censor! How?

[Budget101]

The censor didn't obey the {} and censored a fairly common word. I've removed it, but now the word that was accidentally censored is no longer showing. How do I force it to show correctly??

[beishe8]

The censor didn't obey the {} and censored a fairly common word. I've removed it, but now the word that was accidentally censored is no longer showing. How do I force it to show correctly??

That word disappeared from the posts while the censor was on,you cannot show it anymore.
In new posts it will appear.

[Budget101]

Wow, lovely. It used to be that when you censored a word, it came back when you "Uncensored" it. Wish the brackets had worked properly! Thank you beishe, I appreciate the reply.

[Zachery]

Did you try emptying the postcache?

[Budget101]

No, I didn't, but I will! Thank you Zach!

[Budget101]

Zach, I thought emptying the postcache was an option in the AdminCP> Maintenance - but I don't see it. Would you happen to know what the mysql query should be for that?

[Shamil.]

It should be in:

AdminCP > Maintenance > Update Counter > Rebuild Post Cache

[Budget101]

So what do I do if that doesn't Exist?? Because it doesn't . . . the only options offered in this version of vb are:

Update User Titles and Ranks
Rebuild Thread Information
Rebuild Forum Information
Add Missing Thread Keywords
Fix broken user profiles
Rebuild Search Index
Empty Signature Cache
Rebuild Statistics
Rebuild Similar Threads
Delete Duplicate Threads
Rebuild Attachment Thumbnails
Rebuild Custom Avatar Thumbnails
Rebuild Avatar Thumbnails
Rebuild Group Icon Thumbnails
Rebuild Recently Updated Albums
Rebuild User Reputation
Update User Names
Update Post Counts
Rebuild Styles
Remove Orphan Threads
Remove Orphan Posts
The only thing that even mentions Cache- is the signature cache.

[Lynne]

If you have post caching turned off, it will not show.

If you look at the post table in the database, though, you would see that the word is stored as censored, so clearing the post cache would not put it back to normal. The only way to do this would be for you to run a query on the database and do some sort of search/replace on it.