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Kunena 6.2.6 released
The Kunena team has announce the arrival of Kunena 6.2.6 [K 6.2.6] which is now available for download as a native Joomla extension for J! 4.4.x/5.0.x. This version addresses most of the issues that were discovered in K 6.1 / K 6.2 and issues discovered during the last development stages of K 6.2
Solved How do I change the "default view" of the forum from Recent Topics to Index?
- MikeFromHC
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Mine opens to "Recent Topics"
I can't find anyplace to change this.
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This is one of those frequently asked questions (it's a good idea to look at the FAQs tab on the menu near the top of this page for these things) and it's easily resolved by looking at How do I change the "default view" of the forum from Recent Topics to Index?
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sozzled wrote: G'day, Mike, and welcome to the forum.
This is one of those frequently asked questions (it's a good idea to look at the FAQs tab on the menu near the top of this page for these things) and it's easily resolved by looking at How do I change the "default view" of the forum from Recent Topics to Index?
I read that and have spent some time trying to do it.
I have looked through users and general to see if there is a place to indicate which tab is selected at start up and found nothing.
The menu itself shows, and has always shown "Index" as the first item. I have set the order to both "Index" and "First" (Joomla 3.0)
The ordering is set to ascending and all other menus follow this order.
Nothing I have done has changed the fact that "Recent Topics" is selected when I open the page as any user with any access levels.
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If you are using J! 3.x:
Menus » Kunena Menu » Forum » Details » Default Menu Item = Index
If you are using J! 2.5:
Menus » Kunena Menu » Forum » Required Settings » Default Menu Item = [ kunenamenu ] Index
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(Off-topic for K 3.0 but included for completeness for K 2.0 users) If you are using J! 1.5:
Menus » Kunena Menu » Forum » Parameters (basic) » Default Menu Item = [ Kunena Menu - Top ] Index
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At present when someone clicks on Forum to open it, the opening page is "Forum> Recent Topic". How do I reset this to open on "Forum> Index".
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G'day, hopemanjohn, and thank you for your question.
Please watch the video tutorial posted in msg #5 above for the answer.
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Well here I am again. Maybe someday I will be in a position to answer questions but right now... not so much.
So here;s the latest. When a guest chooses to go to the forum they land on the Recent Topics page. I would prefer it was the index page but I do not know how that path is set.
If that isn't in the cards, how would I add additional text the the login area on the recent topics page?
Crude but reasonably accurate illustration attached.
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Rick
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Please watch the video tutorial posted in msg #5 above for the answer.
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