quickreply posting

[balikci]

hello,

i've upgraded yesterday my forum 3.0x to 3.5.2 without problem.

but when i post quickreply in thread, its waiting several seconds & minutes etc. and not posting.

this problem only quickreply, normal New reply is fine.

any ideas?

[Colin F]

First, try refreshing your cache, using Ctrl + F5. If that doesn't work, add a new Style and select 'No Parent Style'. This will force it to use the default templates. Switch to this Style and see if the error still occurs.

[balikci]

ok cleared cache, cookies etc.. and created new style with no parent style.

problem still continued.. Note; i have non-english chacter forum. (turkish)

but i know many turkish boards using this function without problem.

[Colin F]

Try turning off AJAX in your vBulletin Options, or alternately adding a new language with the character set UTF-8.

[balikci]

again hello,

a short time ago, i'm posting this forum quickreply in test turkish characters (like; üğşçö) already active ajax this forum and works great.

in this thread: http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=167224

this forum uses iso-8859-1, my forum uses: iso-8859-1 (same)

i dont want change characterset, because when i change to UTF-8, current forum messages does not show correct characters.

thank you colin for help me patiently

[balikci]

sorry for incorrect info i found the problem, my forum uses iso-8859-9 . But when i change this to iso-8859-1 , current thread titles, messages etc.. characters does not show correct turkish words. (like: ı)

turkish characters no problem with iso-8859-1 and ajax works fine.

how do i fix this?

[Steve Machol]

I believe that you will need to install IconV on your server to fix this as per this announcement:

http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=161721

IconV use where available
If IconV is installed on your server (which we strongly recommend) vBulletin will now use its character set conversion abilities rather than relying on its own for AJAX-submitted data. This is of special interest to boards running with non-latin characters such as Chinese, Arabic etc.

IconV is available here:

http://www.gnu.org/software/libiconv/