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Read the instructions in the 'extern.php' file.

I don't see why it isn't secure. You're just showing guest-viewable content to robots instead of guests.

I think the percentage of people that know how to change their User Agent header isn't high enough to stop you from making your site SEF and, eventually, getting more views.

It was missing a slash. Sorry.

            <hook id="fn_generate_navlinks_end"><![CDATA[
            global $base_url;
                if ($forum_user['is_guest'])
                {
                $links['login'] = '<li id="navlogin"><a href="'.forum_link($forum_url['login']).'"><img src="'.$base_url.'/img/blink.png" alt="Login" /></a></li>';
                }
            ]]></hook>

I'm digging that documentation

<hook id="fn_generate_navlinks_end">
    if ($forum_user['is_guest'])
    {
        $links['login'] = '<li id="navlogin"><a href="'.forum_link($forum_url['login']).'"><img src="'.$base_url.'img/navlogon.png" alt="Login" /></a></li>';
    }
</hook>

I guess that could do the trick...

Common errors like empty message, etc. are shown before you post, but if you've modded your files, some PHP warnings could be "skipped" and not shown to you.

I guess you could just set it to 0 with no problems...

Actually, the "Topic Title" part of the table doesn't have a line break.

Edit:

Same thing with my test forum:

I guess that if whatrevolution had only acted friendlier, like you did, I would've fixed it right away.

Anyways, it's fixed. I applied PHPLizardo's patch.

Try changing line 125 to

$xml = arrayToXML($array, 'urlset', $atts, false);

Ok.

Coming up with a list of commonly-used libraries and assigning each one of them a common name would help even more.

Here's a list of JS frameworks/libraries: http://ntt.cc/2008/02/13/the-most-compl … -list.html

I think user avatars are stored in 'img/avatars/{user_id}.{format}' on PunBB 1.2.

If so, use this PunBB 1.3 function:

function generate_avatar_markup($user_id)
{
    global $pun_config;

    $filetypes = array('jpg', 'gif', 'png');
    $avatar_markup = '';

    foreach ($filetypes as $cur_type)
    {
        $path = $pun_config['o_avatars_dir'].'/'.$user_id.'.'.$cur_type;

        if (file_exists(PUN_ROOT.$path) && $img_size = @getimagesize(PUN_ROOT.$path))
        {
            $avatar_markup = '<img src="'.$pun_config['o_base_url'].'/'.$path.'" '.$img_size[3].' alt="" />';
            break;
        }
    }

    return $avatar_markup;
}

Then, just figure out who's online and use that function to get their avatar's HTML.