Quotes not Displaying

[Gator777]

The quoted text in the posts will not display, but when I go to "Edit", I see the quotes are still present. I then save the post, and the quote displays as it should. I have almost 90,000 posts, and it it not possible to "Edit" and save them all

Is there qn SQL querry I can run to fix the display issue with the quotes?

Please help

[Floris]

This is a bug which is fixed in the bug tracker.

[Gator777]

Thanks Floris... That did the trick

[Gator777]

It worked, but the quotes have no cell padding, and it looks bad. Is there a way I can fix that now?

When I open, edit, and save, the proper cell padding returns (for that post only).

[Marco van Herwaarden]

Are you using Cached Posts? See:
AdminCP->vBulletin Options->Server Settings and Optimization Options ->Cached Posts Lifespan

Is this set higher then 0?

[Gator777]

It's set to 30

[Marco van Herwaarden]

Run the following query and see if that fixes anything:

DELETE FROM post_parsed;

[Gator777]

That did the trick ...thanks so much for your assistance.

[Marco van Herwaarden]

No problem, glad it is sorted.

[Floris]

Run the following query and see if that fixes anything:

DELETE FROM post_parsed;

Wouldn't a normal rebuild post cache fixed the old parsed posts and from after the fix, all the new ones?

[Marco van Herwaarden]

Yes a rebuild would also have solved it, but if database is big, it could have been running pretty long. Besides official Support Staff also give this solution in compairable situation.

[Floris]

Yes a rebuild would also have solved it, but if database is big, it could have been running pretty long. Besides official Support Staff also give this solution in compairable situation.

It was a question, not a complaint. I prefer to give the easy - already build in feature - solution so users don't come with follow up questions that they get prefix_ missing errors, or deleted the wrong tables or what phpmyadmin is, etc. I was just making sure that the query would do the same, in case I misunderstood what it was doing.