This is the error that I keep getting in the "error_log" file...
[08-Apr-2017 16:17:17 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function iconv_strlen() in /public_html/community/library/Zend/Validate/Hostname.php on line 1263
Recently users have been unable to register at my site. I tested it out to see what the issue was and apparently it's throwing the error provided below. I switched to a new server and got an SSL cert so that may have something to do with it. I thought that perhaps the outdated HTTP board URL was...
So I've just migrated my XenForo forum to another host. Apparently, the login cookies were still set so I was already logged in as soon as I accessed the new site. I tried to enter the AdminCP but was given the following error... "Incorrect password. Please try again.". I've never changed my...
I'm creating a similar web app that saves threads.
Everything works but I need the bot to be able to access member-only threads.
I used the above script and tried to access a member-only thread on my forum but it simply displays the login page and tells me that I need to be logged in to...
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I think XenForo looks best at a zoom of around 110%. Everything about it looks better. The thickness of the nav bars, menus, text, avatars, etc. I've done this before in forums I've run and no one complained. The only problem was the misplacement of JS elements.
I guess I can see that being the case if they were already used the default look. My forum is fairly new though and most of the people coming in will be new members who won't know the difference.
I'd really like to have the interface zoomed in if that's possible. It looks like that might not be...
The default XenForo look is too thin and wide for me. I'd rather everything be larger and more squished in.
So to accomplish this I tried adding the following code to "EXTRA.css"...
html {
zoom: 115%;
}
That did the job perfectly. Well, that's what it seemed like at first anyway. The...
Oh wait, I figured out the problem. The CSS works. It's just being over-written by a background-image (I'm using a theme). All I had to do was set the background-image value to "none".