[Forum] Posts From One User Are All Messed Up

[Joseph Witchard]

http://www.hogwarts-rpg.net/vb_mason_top.jpg
http://www.hogwarts-rpg.net/vb_mason_bottom.jpg
http://www.hogwarts-rpg.net/vb_normal_top.jpg
http://www.hogwarts-rpg.net/vb_normal_bottom.jpg

For some reason, when one of my particular users post, her posts are all messed up. Look at the top two links and see where the Mason Wishart's post count and is displayed and how the reply, edit, report post buttons, etc. don't show up correctly, and then look at the two bottom links, which are screen shots of one of my posts. See how they display correctly and where they're supposed to be? All my other users' posts display like mine too, it's just always been Mason Wishart's posts that act up like that. Does anyone have some advice?

[setishock]

Who ever made that theme will be the best source of information.
Also your VB copyright on your cms home page is incomplete. It doesn't say vbulletin solutions anywhere.
http://www.hogwarts-rpg.net

[Joseph Witchard]

All right, thanks. And I don't have the vBulletin CMS. My homepage (http://www.hogwarts-rpg.net/) is a script I made myself.

[Joseph Witchard]

I checked the default vBulletin skin, and the posts by Mason Wishart are messed up with it too. As I've closed account registration while I prepare for an upcoming surgery, I've created an account for vBulletin Staff to see it in both skins (I've enabled the option to allow users to choose which skin they want). If someone from the vBulletiin Staff can PM me, I can give them the username and password for the account so they can check out the posts. The thread in question is http://www.hogwarts-rpg.net/forum/sh...udencio-DeSoto, although it happens to Mason Wishart in every thread he posts in.

**EDIT: No longer needed! Turns out the user title maximum length setting was too low, so HTML tags in the title weren't getting closed and it was messing up his posts. Just had to change the usertitle field in the database to varchar and set a length of 300 and that fixed it If anyone's wondering if something similar happens on their forum, a good idea is to check the source code and see if there are any differences in that user's posts compared to the posts of other users.