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GregK: Not without modifying a lot of the scripts. It's very much possible though.

I have never encountered this problem personally, so I really can't say.

Do you get any errors in your web server error log?

Topic moved.

3. Well, one reason is that they links that aren't underlined can be very difficult to spot if you have degraded vision (e.g. no colour vision).

4. The problem has nothing to do with PunBB and if I recall correctly, it can be solved with a piece of Javascript, but before we start digging into that, a look at your website would help. We need to know if you have more than one form on the page in question etc.

5. Not that I know of.

That's a completely different forum system?

3. By editing the stylesheets (in the style directory). I generally wouldn't recommend it though. The underline is there for a reason.

4. We'd have to see your website to help you with that problem.

5. Yes.

6. You'd have to edit the scripts in order to disable it completely.

Generally no and generally yes

Haha, I hadn't noticed. I never read the front page

The username/password you entered above doesn't work.

You must be talking about SQL Server 2005 then, but last time I checked, that version has yet to be released.

In the enterprise market, yes.

Must... resist... urge.. to mention Internet Explorer!

No, but honestly, I agree. However, when the proposed solution in the standard is borderline moronic, I do think certain deviations can be forgiven. Maybe it's just me, but isn't

SELECT columns
FROM tablename
ORDER BY key ASC
LIMIT n OFFSET skip

a lot prettier than

SELECT * FROM (
  SELECT
    ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY key ASC) AS rownum,
    columns
  FROM tablename
) AS foo
WHERE rownum > skip AND rownum <= (n+skip)

This is of course a stupid debate because there are situations where MySQL and/or PostgreSQL support the standard when SQL Server, Oracle etc do not. I think we can all agree on:

Deviating from the standard == bad
A standard that promotes a complex way of solving a simple problem == bad
Arguing on the Internet...

Benny, I know you are not from an English speaking country, but I can't understand half of what you post here in the forums. You'll either have to make an effort to make yourself understandable, or stop posting.