Here's a weird one gang!
I downloaded, installed, and added the updated standard 'Forum' module from dotnetnuke.com to my DNN site. This site was recently upgraded to the latest and greatest version of 4.x as of a couple of weeks ago.
Here's my problem so far:
I added the 'Forum' module to the site's 'Home' page, and could never get the 'New Thread' link to appear regardless of the account I logged into. Admin, Host, new/registered user account, it just didn't matter.
I reviewed all the documentation, and made sure that I'm enabling 'Edit' priviledges for the 'Registered Users' on the Forum module. Still no luck.
I create a new page and add the module to it, and guess what? EVERYTHING works just great on the *new* page. I add a third page and repeat the process? Again, everything works.
I then suspected that there must be some kind of setting on the home page that is causing this behavior by the Forum module (ONLY on the home page remember...), but I can't seem to locate any feature that made sense or made any difference.
I deleted the Forum module from the Home page, and re-added it hoping that would some how "magically" fix whatever the problem was. Nada. No difference.
Some behavior observations:
One weird trait of note is.... when coming into the site anonymously, the module works fine for viewing regardless of what page it invoked from. No 'New Thread' button is displayed (which is expected because you haven't logged in yet), but the threads act normal and can be clicked on and read just fine. To repeat... when not logged in, the Forum module works as expected on all 3 pages, including 'Home'.
But... if you log in as *any* user and try to even click on the 'General' discussions link to see what threads exist, the screen blinks and nothing else happens. The underlying threads aren't displayed (which at least should be happening), and the 'New Thread' button still isn't produced and displayed!
Again... go to any other page that has the Forum module on it (other than Home) and it works just fine.
Any suggestions for this one folks??
Thanks a bunch in advance!
TB