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Unable to show empty categories

11 years 9 months ago #14151 by douglas

Replied by douglas on topic Unable to show empty categories

Dear rajanishr,

The fix was to show empty categories.
MooFAQ was not designed to show nested categories.

All the best,

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11 years 9 months ago #14150 by rajanishr

Replied by rajanishr on topic Unable to show empty categories

Thanks for the fix. Still does not show sub categories?

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11 years 9 months ago #14148 by douglas

Replied by douglas on topic Unable to show empty categories

Dear rajanishr,

I have sent the fix to your email and I'll include it in the next version.

Best regards,

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11 years 9 months ago #14146 by rajanishr

Unable to show empty categories was created by rajanishr

I am unable to show all categories from MooFAQ - Categories menu-item.

Category Structure:

FAQ - empty
--Level A - empty
----Level A1 - 2 articles
--Level B - 4 articles

Level B having articles show up but not Level A.

I have Empty Category set to show, my Access is set to "public"

MooFAQ version 3.0.3

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