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What would you prefer:
That "Edited by ..." appears where it does now (I've edited this post so you can see).
Or if it was just appended to the post between the text and the signature? If it was moved there, the links for "E-mail | Website" etc. could be moved to the left in that cell.
Well, the whole point of the code tag is that you get preformatted output. Whatever you put in between the code tags will not be touched by the forum and it will look exactly like you entered.
Ah, silly me :)
Guests can upload attachements?
It doesn't wrap text in code tags. It is that way on purpose. Text in quote tags is wrapped like regular text.
Arne wrote:
Maybe it's because I'm German and I want to make sure it really connects!? ;-) LOL...
Haha, yeah! :)
It's quite complex actually. Have a look in /include/searchidx.php :)
No, download the MOD_SDK from the download page. It includes instructions :)
Looks good. One thing though, you don't have to connect and select DB twice. I think you can safely remove the two rows after the first ExecuteSQL(). Or did I miss something?
I'm actually planning on doing something similar for PunBB 1.1 :)
Edit: BTW, that's a nice website and forum you've got there. Nice to see you've modified the look a little :)
Is it Apache 2? There are a number of known issues with Apache 2 and PHP. Cookies is one of them.
What I find odd is that I can login. It's nost just a cache problem? Have you tried refreshing the page?
Yes, you are right. Using "Undisclosed recipients" and then BCC:ing it to everyone is probably a better idea. There is the issue with certain anti spam software that doesn't like that approach though. Oh well, we'll see. I'll put it on the TODO list :)
It works for me.
1. What browser are you using?
2. What webserver?
3. What PHP-version?
I want there to be as many mods as possible for PunBB, so yeah :)
Ah, of course! Well, that is one of the features I have decided not to implement. Mainly because I think it's "fluff" (is there such a word?).
Dont forget: http://punbb.org/about.php
Mako wrote:
Hmm. Well why not have it so it reflects the number of posts the user currently has in the database.
Because I think the actual number of posts a user has made is more interesting than how many are left in the database. A lot of big boards have to prune old posts on a regular basis and if post counts are decreased when they do this, the users get mad.
Mako wrote:
Or I could do a mod for you so if people want it counting the database posts they can use the mod.
Yes, you can :)
Mako wrote:
And by doing it this way, it would eliminate the code on the profile page where you can change the number of somebodys posts. If the post number is automatically created o-t-f, then you wouldn't need the ability to edit the # of their posts. Right?
Well, as an administrator there are several reasons why you would want to change someones post count. As "punishment" for people who spam the forums to get a high post count is one. The code for allowing admins to change the post count is just a few lines anyway, so I can't think of a good reason for removing it. It doesn't affect performance in any way.
bluedigitalmedia wrote:
1) Link based smilies (click on a link, inserts code to create smilie in submitted message)
Hmm, I'm not sure I'm following you here.
bluedigitalmedia wrote:
2) Ability to preview message before submitting - only in actual submit reply option, not post quick reply.
It has been requested before. I will give it some thought :)
The post count reflects the number of posts a user has made, not the number of posts that is in the database. This is a design choice I made.
I don't really understand what you are proposing. How would that eliminate code on the profile page?
Have a look at this topic: http://punbb.org/forums/viewtopic.php?id=2508
I want to add that doing what you want to do will be much easier in version 1.1 (that I'm currently working on).
And, thanks for the kind words :)
Edit: If you need further assistance, you can contact me over e-mail/ICQ/IRC.
Keep you shirt on. It will be a while :)
Lucas wrote:
I guess it can go. It would be good if you could have a feature to add BB Codes of your own then. So taht if something that you want to use as HTML can be used as BB Code.
Yes, it would be, but it doesn't feel like a feature for PunBB.
It's solved! A friend of mine, Quizor, helped me out. The solution was this:
1. Create /etc/postfix/transport with the contents:
punbb.org smtp:mail.port80.se
2. Add the following line to postfix's main.cf:
transport_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/transport
Voila!
I'm no UNIX expert, so bare with me :)
I run postfix on the Linux box (punbb.org) here at home. I use it to send all my e-mails (most of them from my Windows box). It works great. Today a friend of my set up mailhosting for me at Port80.se (thanks man!) and I'm trying to set everything up correctly so that I can start using the domain punbb.org for my e-mail as well. I've updated my DNS records so that the MX for punbb.org points at mail.port80.se.
Everything works fine if I try to send an e-mail to test@punbb.org through an external SMTP-server, but when I try to send an e-mail through postfix on my own box, it doesn't work since it tries to "send it to itself". I guess it resolves punbb.org to 127.0.0.1 or something. Postfix simply responds:
<test@punbb.org>: unknown user: "test"
Do you have any idea how this can be remedied?
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