can you also please fix the upload side bar so i can post uploaded pictures of different error & bugs!

It's not an error page --- but why don't you have a button for creating a directory there? It's the same prompt you get if you try to make a blog post before having a blog, for example.

It should look like this, no? Or do you mean here, at Wiccle.Com? Wiccle.Com will be updated shortly with the new core.

these pictures show there is buttons but once pressing on create it gives a bad url error

is it just me ?

I can replicate this problem with IE and Smart URLs on.

It appears that the base_href isn't being correctly understood. By default, when using directory-styled URLs and base_href tag, the necessary evil that comes along, to rewrite relative URLs without trailing slash into absolute URLs.

I now see this piece of JavaScript behaves unexpectedly with IE when Smart URLs are enabled. Evidently IE doesn't understand to apply the base_href value to the redirection from the javascript. Firefox, Chrome and Opera behave in the expected way.

You can fix this by editing /templates/default/skin_parents.php, line 352. This:

goTo('index.php?module=forums&show=add_parent

Add a leading slash to make it relevant to base directory:

goTo('/index.php?module=forums&show=add_parent

I will have to write a cross-browser fix (and I suspect an IE exception) for this into the main javascript file and test it with URL rewriting on, to make sure this issue isn't repeated anywhere else where goTo() is used.

Thanks for reporting! We may still have a few cross-browser issues lurking somewhere (and I know HTML doesn't validate 100% right now), I've been so busy with the actual code and debugging features to dedicate extensive amounts of time to cross-browser debugging yet. It's on my list! And in the meantime, reports are welcome --- as always.

ok so ill go into it a little later by editing it, as of now im going out for a bit as im getting sick of looking at my computer

ok so added the "" without the quotes!

now Im getting "object requiered" ?

Internet Explorer

Just hang on until I have the IE fix bundle ready.

N.B. Internet Explorer is good at producing arbitrary "Object required" errors. On some page loads, they appear --- and on others, they don't. More than half of the time the error messages are completely obscure and irrelevant --- a lot of the time the error line number you see mentioned doesn't even exist, or is a blank space in between HTML elements.

Have the following for an example. Pray tell, what Javascript object is IE expecting at this location? To say nothing of Javascript objects, this section has nothing to do with javascript, at all! It's a good idea to not pay too much attention to JS "errors" IE reports. I have already fixed everything that has to do with functinality (not that much to fix), but I can't guarantee a priority on hunting down and eliminating every meaningless error that has nothing to do with anything.

ok its very new to me and very nice of you to show me pictures & diagrams on things your working on, I like also your concept about taking your time and going that extra mile in everything around you.

cheers!