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[Not really a bug]

On 'Administration  » Extensions  » Manage hotfixes', e.g. on the "Test Hotfix", you only get its full description when it's installed.

Yeah, I know you get the hotfix's description before you click the final "Install Hotfix", but having the full description before would be better.

Also, personally, I don't think "Created by PunBB" and "This hotfix for your PunBB installation was detected by automatic update" are needed.

I'm not sure, but there's the Wiki.

[REV 767] File: /admin/index.php

Replace lines 216-219 in '/admin/index.php':

                    </ul>
                </div>
            </div>
<?php endif; endif; ($hook = get_hook('ain_items_end')) ? eval($hook) : null; ?>        </div>

with:

<?php endif; ?>                    </ul>
                </div>
            </div>
<?php endif; ($hook = get_hook('ain_items_end')) ? eval($hook) : null; ?>        </div>

HTML:

<li class="info-lastpost">
    <span class="label">Last post</span>
    <strong>Today 12:14:15</strong>
    <cite>by Garciat</cite>
</li>

CSS:

.brd .main-content .main-item li.info-lastpost cite,
.brd .main-content .main-item li.info-lastpost span {
     display: block;
     padding: 0 1em;
     font-style: normal;
     font-weight: normal;
     }

<cite>'s 'display: block' moves "by Garciat" to a new line. This is OK for the forum index because the forum description is also on a new line. However, on the topic view, this just makes the row higher for no reason.

When the installation is done, and I visit the forum's index, I get:

Then, when I run 'db_update.php', I get:

I used: SQLite, "localhost", and DB name "test". Using latest dev version.

Oh, right, he did say it wouldn't work on old IE.

My Idea

When a user visits 'register.php' a random string (Ex. ab45x) and a random arithmetic operation (Ex. 3+3) are generated and added to a MySQL table 'INSERT INTO regchk VALUES ("random string", "random operation", timestamp);' (rows are dropped automatically if they are 24 hours old).

You then add a new field to the registration form and a link to 'regchk.php?s=ab45x (random string)'. Then, you tell the user to visit the link and write the shown answer on the new field.

What 'regchk.php' does is look for the arithmetic operation related to the random string provided and then redirect the user to 'http://www.google.com/search?q=' + arithmetic operation (note that the operation's characters that are not numbers have to be URL-encoded).

Btw, this is just an idea.

1.- You need to enable IMAP on your Gmail settings (if you haven't already).

2.- Are you using Outlook Express or Microsoft Office Outlook (what version).

Edit: Visit this link for help: http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answ … swer=75726

You should search over at www.punres.org, too.

I found this: http://www.punres.org/desc.php?pid=139

I don't think it's exactly what you're looking for, but it's certainly worth the try.

Wait... I don't get it. You said:

So, PunBB and FluxBB are the same, technically?

Never mind...