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Yeah, it's very wierd too.  I can't figure it out either...

It's much more complicated than your previous version...

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Did you include the timezone fix as well?

I managed to do it on the 0.5 code:

Up top:

if (!isset($cur_user) || $pun_config['o_server_timezone'] == $cur_user['timezone'])
    $diff = 0;
else
    $diff = ($cur_user['timezone'] - $pun_config['o_server_timezone'])*3600;
$adjdate = time() + $diff;

if (!isset($day)){$day = date(j, $adjdate);}
if (!isset($monthno)) {$monthno=date(n, $adjdate);}
if (!isset($year)) {$year = date(Y, $adjdate);}

Also in the function view()

global $db, $lang_calendar, $date, $dayfull, $monthtext, $day, $monthno, $year, $next_day, $last_day, $next_month, $last_month, $next_year, $last_year, $diff;
...
...
$datestart = mktime(0,0,0,$monthno,$day,$year) - $diff;
$dateend = mktime(24,0,0,$monthno,$day,$year) - $diff;

I think there's a function in functions.php which does this (format_time) or something like that.

Ok found it.  Here's what it's doing

if (!isset($cur_user) || $pun_config['o_server_timezone'] == $cur_user['timezone'])
    $diff = 0;
else
    $diff = ($cur_user['timezone'] - $pun_config['o_server_timezone'])*3600;

$timestamp += $diff;

wow, that's awesome stuff!!  let me just rip the code for my forums...

eek!  can't  you put the range into the SQL query so that you don't extract all topics?  Just do the conversion to unix time before the query is performed, and then add it to the select statement.

ie. SELECT blah FROM blah WHERE posted > starttime AND posted < endtime

never.. pretty useless for me actually.  i use the forums to post news on my site's front page.  that query returns almost all my own posts... haha

i did move the 'show new posts since last visit' up to the top though, under "logged in as... last visit", as it's the most logical place, and easily accsesible to visitors too.

Ok more info -- it appears the last poster edited the post.  The number of posts (via sql) is 26, but in the topics table, the topic only shows num_replies = 24.

When I manually changed num_replies to 25, the missing post magically appeared!

Could there be a bug with the post editing bit / updating the topic bit?  *gasp*

Hey Lothia,

I asked the same question too a little while ago, but no one seemed too interested so I made my own mod. See it in action at http://www.shuttertalk.com/forums/

Basically I set it on a per category basis -- and modified index.php to change the layout for those categories, so that the forums contained within look like sub forums.

Let me know if you're interested -- I could post some code...

Jules

Thanks connorhd...

Rickard and team -- looks very slick and polished! The whole user interface (input boxes, forms etc.) look like they've been really thought out.  Keep up the good work!

Thanks guys... the new smilies look great!

lol...

So where can I find this dev release?  Or the smilies anyway?