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You are indeed correct, Thorsten! After updating to 2.7.8 it is working as intended.

Again, my apologies for not recognizing I needed to try this first. Thank you for your help.

Best regards,

--Jason

Thorsten, you know what? I sincerely apologize.

I'm not sure why I didn't look at that first. I've been thinking I'm already running the latest version, but I am still on phpMyFAQ 2.7.4.

I will attempt the upgrade to 2.7.8 and see if the matter is resolved.

Best regards,

--Jason

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