Invalid Page URL issue

[Snowhog]

The oldest Channel on our Forum is for Kubuntu 6.06. It is in our Archives > EOL Releases area. It, along with all but the three most recent EOL Releases, is set to Display Order 0. This way, only the three most recent EOL Releases are listed. All the others can be gotten to by their page URL, except for this one.

Using what should be the page URL of [NP]https://www.kubuntuforums.net/forum/archives/eol-releases/-6-06[/NP] returns an Invalid Page URL result. I can access this Channel via AdminCP > Channel Management > Channel Manager > 6.06 (Node ID: 67) > View Channel with no issue.

In order to access this Channel as a regular user, you have to use this page URL: [NP]https://www.kubuntuforums.net/forum/archives/eol-releases/-6-06-2[/NP].

At a very early point in our Forums history, this Channel was named 6.06.2, but much later renamed to 6.06, and that is what is showing every where I look. I've already cleared the system cache and even rebuilt forum information. It hasn't resolved this issue. Somewhere within vBulletin this particular Channel retains its original name.

Thoughts on how I can remedy this?

[glennrocksvb]

Navigate to this forum:

https://www.kubuntuforums.net/forum/archives/eol-releases/-6-06-2

And then using Sitebuilder, edit the page and update the URL to -6-06

[Snowhog]

Well, Site Builder > Edit Page doesn't help me; none of the editable modules have the URL.



However, Site Builder > Pages shows the page title URL. But clicking on the Edit icon simply takes me to Edit Page (image above).

[glennrocksvb]

I'm not talking about editing any modules when editing the page. When saving the page, it will display the page URL. Edit the URL and then continue saving.

[Snowhog]

That did it! Thank you!

[glennrocksvb]

Glad to help!