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When I upgraded my forums to 6.5b4 everything went smoothly. Except for those who were using the UK English language file.
I deleted all language files expect for US English. Now, some users are getting the following message:
Warning: main(languages/english_uk/ubbthreads.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/flighta/public_html/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php on line 24.
...even after they clear all cookies from their computer. Funny thing is that I can successfully log in under their usernames without any issues at all.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Jason
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I type Like navaho
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I type Like navaho
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You need to update everyone back to english
UPDATE w3t_Users SET U_Language = 'english'
Because 6.5 only comes with one language.
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Hi Josh, thanks. I'm not familiar with running commands and 6.5b4 doesn't offer the ability from the control panel. Would you mind telling me how? I have access to the phpmyadmin on my server. And how does that explain how I can become the user and not get the error messages? They have (supposedly) cleared their cookies. Thanks! J 
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I type Like navaho
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I type Like navaho
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Should have nothing to do with cookies - if they have a different language selected - 6.5 only comes with English.
Database commands are done the same way. The menu is just categorized a bit differently:
Control Panel -> Database Tools -> SQL Command.
Enter the command in the box. I think that'll solve your problem.
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Okay, thanks. What was confusing for me was that I could "become this user" (a user with the language error msg) and not run into the same problem. That's why I thought it was a cookie issue. I ran the sql command and the reply was "4315 row(s) affected by your query." Hopefully that did it. Thanks, Josh. Jason 
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