http://ts.virtualforums.co.uk/board/suggest/topic/986/action/view_topic/modifying-profile/

ask him to screenshot what he sees.

There's nothing wrong with his account as I just logged into it and could modify the profile with no problems. Get him to check that he's not viewing the forum with the www. portion in the URL.

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That's what I thought to try when I couldn't find it the first time.

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An Error Has Occured
You may not modify this members profile.

An Error Has Occured {BR}You may not modify this members profile.

 

Posted By Ross on 4th Jan 08 at 12:28am

 

There's nothing wrong with his account as I just logged into it and could modify the profile with no problems. Get him to check that he's not viewing the forum with the www. portion in the URL.

Hey Ross, why not put an auto-redirect in the .htaccess file to auto-remove the www.?

Posted By Marc on 4th Jan 08 at 4:43am

 

Posted By Ross on 4th Jan 08 at 12:28am

 

There's nothing wrong with his account as I just logged into it and could modify the profile with no problems. Get him to check that he's not viewing the forum with the www. portion in the URL.

Hey Ross, why not put an auto-redirect in the .htaccess file to auto-remove the www.?

The only reason the www. could cause an issue would be if the link to the view profile page was hard coded in (in the header/footer) and forced the URL with either the www. portion or without it.

Posted By Michael on 4th Jan 08 at 12:07am

 

ask him to screenshot what he sees.

tell him to add:
noheaders/1

to the end of the URL to modify... tell us if that works.