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Are you on nix or windows? (your local comp, not the server).

By default cpanel does not give you shell access, you would need to have your host manually enable it, which most will not do.

IIRC *:hover only works on IE6 if you are applying it to an A element, not to a TD. I'm not sure how it acts on IE7.

You can include it from your own domain easily, I don't know what your on about quaker

The problem is A) You need ' marks around a string, and B) You need to use the http wrapper rather than file wrapper by specifying the full path, ie:

<?php include('http://www.example.com/forum/extern.php?action=stats');?>

Alternatively if you wish to do some processing on the output rather than simply include it:

<?php

$stats = file_get_contents('http://www.example.com/forum/extern.php?action=stats');

// do something to $stats

Why would a host want to disable the tokenizer? Other than to annoy people.

Yes it is. If you are getting otherwise then it must not be compatible with PunBB RC1.

Alternatively if your saying it's not XML because it uses misc.php?action=sitemap, then it is still XML, you don't need the .xml extension for a file to be XML. If you don't like that, then turn on re-write rules in the core and it will automatically put the sitemap at sitemap.xml rather than misc.php?action=sitemap.

Windows. Maybe it's an old version that disables it by default :s Mine has the option, but it wasn't checked by default.

I have web developer addon installed and it hasn't disabled referers for me? Are you sure it isn't a different addon?

I think having official extensions in the download package, but not installed would be nice (as long as there is also an option to download just the core). That way installing them really is just a few clicks.

It is for beta, which was before all the variables etc were changed to be compatible with fluxbb.

Never-mind they don't seem to be compatible.