I found that a client was getting this “Get me out of this frame set!” message while trying to rename a vbAdvanced page/module. He had many mods installed on his website and here is what I found out.
Running
• vBulletin v4.2.2
• vbAdvanced v3.2 1
• vbSEO v3.6.0
vbAdvanced would not save pages/modules when vbSEO was enabled, when I disabled vbSEO and then vbAdvanced worked right. The problem was that a default product called Panjo Marketplace conflicts somehow with vbSEO and makes vbAdvanced not work right. After a hour and a half of testing this out and tearing through the codes of these plugins, that is what I concluded as the cause of the “Get me out of this frame set!” message while trying to rename a vbAdvanced page/module.
I read about another reason you could get the “Get me out of this frame set!” message but after trying those methods they yielded no results. Those methods are below,
[B]I receive an error saying “A required field called pageid is missing or has an invalid value.” when editing a CMPS page ([/B]copied from vbAdvanced[B])
Solutions:
[/B] If you have root access to your server and are able to modify your php.ini file, you can change the following values:
[CODE]suhosin.post.max_vars = 2048
suhosin.request.max_vars = 2048[/CODE]
If you do not have access to edit the php.ini file on your server, you can upload a .htaccess file to your {vBulletin}/admincp folder with the following code:
[CODE]php_value suhosin.request.max_vars 2048
php_value suhosin.post.max_vars 2048[/CODE]
If neither of the above options work then you will need to contact your host, link them to this FAQ item, and ask them to change the values at the root level.
