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I had this happen to me too. If you have a browser that is a cache freak, and it saves just about everything, the logout or login would be cached. The browser wouldn't log out, but simply redirect.

I fixed mine by putting the no cache tags found at the top of index.php in the redirect page. This logged me out every time.

It worked perfectly this time, and it's obvious the domain was the reason for the malfunction. (I don't know why it would make a difference, but ok) I salute you! I should have thought of it before! Thank you so much for pointing that out. Thanks Rickard and Connorhd for your responses, and have a nice day.

Thankyou very much for your reply. Sorry for being impatient. I'll try it when I get a chance. If it doesn't work this time I'll give up on it all together.

Btw, you made a mean forum. Keep up the good work.

Foo is your database prefix, and that is most likely something else you created when naming your database. Put in the table prefix: it could be "bb_" "forum_" etc. Since you're running mysql just put in localhost for your configuration.

Hope this helps,

~Creaturecorp

This time it returns fully blank. By the way, sorry for being so oblivious to the system.

<?php
include "../forum/config.php";
include "../forum/include/functions.php";

check_cookie(&$cur_user);

if ($cookie['is_guest'])
    $tpl_temp = $lang_common['Not logged in'];
else
    $tpl_temp = $lang_common['Logged in as'].' <b>'.pun_htmlspecialchars($cur_user['username']).'</b>.<br>'.$lang_common['Last visit'].': '.format_time($cur_user['last_visit']);

if ($cur_user['status'] > PUN_USER)
{
    $result_header = $db->query('SELECT COUNT(id) FROM '.$db->prefix.'reports WHERE zapped IS NULL') or error('Unable to fetch reports info', __FILE__, __LINE__, $db->error());

    if ($db->result($result_header, 0))
        $tpl_temp .= '<br><a class="punhot" href="admin_reports.php">There are new reports</a>';

    if ($pun_config['o_maintenance'] == '1')
        $tpl_temp .= '<br><a class="punhot" href="admin_options.php#maintenance"><b>Maintenance mode is enabled!</b></a>';
}
?>

Should this work? It doesnt.