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That code for the mod is looking at the topics in a forum, not at subforums. Take a look at the code for index.php, that's where you want to take code from./

You see though pingme, I think we've addressed all of your concerns multiple times. And if you can't accept what Rickard and I and the rest of the developers say, then I don't know how much this is about the sale as it is about you not trusting us
Now then:

I wouldn't say there's limited information, I'd say there's quite a bit. We're certainly not hiding anything from you guys.

If I'm understanding you correctly, you're saying that Rickard making clear that he will fork the code if it's, for example, taken non-free is a BAD thing? You'll have to explain that one to me

Yes, they are. Unless, of course, you choose to not trust our word, which as I said is an issue entirely separate from the sale
But, to clarify for anyone reading:
- PunBB will remain free thanks to the GPL.
- In the words of Rickard, "If push comes to shove, I'll fork it myself!"
- We're still developing with even more dedication than before (excluding periods of real life peeking through, which I had for the past couple weeks).

I don't know that they have fully decided what their ultimate, final plans are for PunBB. However, as we keep pointing out, it doesn't really matter what they decide. PunBB is still PunBB. It is released under the GPL. The code can not be retroactively closed. The code can be forked. Thus, if they make a decision like "abolish free PunBB," the code will be forked.

If I'm reading what you linked properly, I have to disagree with you. I think we've been at least as open as that (and the outcome has been more positive)
At the site you linked, the person explained that he would be stopping development and support to focus on a family business in crisis.
The first post was August 5th and explained the very basics, saying rather unclearly "As such, I will be absent from the site for the unforeseeable future, leaving me unable to support and develop. This crisis could potentially be rectified by as soon as the end of next week, however it could also take substantially longer."
The next post was August 19th, two weeks later, and provided little information other than "there's still a problem, and I don't know how exactly you guys will be supported, but I'm thinking about it, and I'll refund some money to some people who I can't support"
The NEXT post is a month later and simply says "the problem is fixed but I can't support you guys anymore, I still haven't decided exactly how you will be supported"

I should note, I do think the issue was handled well on the site given the circumstances the person was working under, I just don't think it stands as a shining example of what to do. Ideally, he would have found someone else to support the code for him much quicker: in fact, he probably could have paid someone to do it. I also find it interesting that you compared the sale to a crisis when in reality it's just the opposite.

Blank pages?
Have you edited moderate.php?

FBI: Please take the time to read the rest of the topic, where Rickard and I try to address those concerns, and explain to me exactly what bothers you about it

Yeah, tr.isticky would contain the row.

Indeed. I would have them verify that they haven't accidentally added your site to some block list for cookies, because the cookie you're sending seems perfectly valid (and if you can login, it's a problem with their computer).

It works fine now, oddly enough

The problem is that you essentially want to separate posts, topics, and forums into different folders based on categories. Doing that would require edits of quite a few files. Editing the code my way would only require two copies of PunBB and one or two tiny edits to the dblayer.
But if you're going to do it your way, I would suggest using c.id, not c.name, since c.id is the primary key and is thus better indexed.

Aha
I think that would get complicated rather fast
The way I would think about doing it is with two completely separate forum installations, with one installation storing all of the user data.

Robert Kelso: They didn't show up in Firefox or IE7

Moved to Integration

Moved to Troubleshooting
The RSS feed is not of individual posts in topics, so I'm not sure exactly what you mean