Two other uses, right off the hat:
1. Easy save/archive thing
2. Easy local search (when you have a 1K or 2K posts thread, remember a word/a sentence in it but don't remember when; it happens to me all the time).
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Two other uses, right off the hat:
1. Easy save/archive thing
2. Easy local search (when you have a 1K or 2K posts thread, remember a word/a sentence in it but don't remember when; it happens to me all the time).
Trac public login, trac public login, trac public login
That's actually a good point. So maybe not a "print" function, but a "see the whole thread" function ; that could be use for all kind of things.
Uh? First time I heard about this...
A4 is defined in ISO 216, as 210×297 mm. It's the size I've always seen from several countries.
That's even better
And since we are on the feature request forum : it would be nice to have a conditionnal printed stylesheet, because half the world use A4, when the other half use Letter.
Normally, you don't need one. It's a CSS job (mostly), and the 1.2 branch arleady has this (try a preview print on this board to see it).
What SEF url are you talking about?
Is it svn 1.3? It's not ready yet.
Is it a mod for 1.2?
Rickard is such a teaser... now I'm all turned on ^^
Will there be hooks or mechanism for easy implementation of other langugages than bbcode in the 1.3 version?
Yes, I miss Textile
Should be easy. Just look at the database structure, the db layer (if you want to use it), and how it's populated from within the PunBB code; and do the same.
1. Only if you have access to php.ini or a host which allows you to modify PHP's settings via .htaccess. Not always possible.
More to it, almost every host using PHP as a cgi or fastcgi can't handle this. That's quite a large crowd.
It may be a charset issue. What's the charset defined from the begining to the end, and at every step in the way?
Again, Textpattern is one of the best bloat-free CMS.
I like Textpattern myself. Still lack a few things, but the frontend is very clean, fast, neat. And there's a lot of people using TXP and PunBB, so there will be move toward a clean integration (read: gateway, integration per se is a pain in the...bottom part, as you have to hack your way through the code).
That seems like a pretty serious "bug": I'm surprised I haven't seen it documented anywhere
It may not be an Apache, mod_ort or host bug. I just checked and Wordpress Mu for example has extensive use of domain.tld/string/ URI (rewritten of course), and it works perfectly on my host. Meaning, the issue is not per se the final slash.
So there's probably something about the Pun1.3 rewrite rule, or the PHP handler behind.
Here's the Mu rewrite rules:
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -f [OR]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -d
RewriteRule . - [L]
RewriteRule ^([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?(wp-.*) $2 [L]
RewriteRule ^([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?(.*\.php)$ $2 [L]
RewriteRule . index.php [L]
Puntal ?
Yup, yours works better. And I guess (a real wild guess this one) it's slightly less demanding on Apache.
Thanks Bert.
Thanks, I'll try it.
I got this from several try :
RewriteRule ^app/?(.*)$ http://app\.website\.tld/$1 [QSA,L,R=301]
That seems to work, but it also trigger website.tld/appli for example, and rewrite it as /li on the proper new domain.
Me and Apache's documentation, we aren't quite friendly. Si I need help with a small thing.
I have a website app like this : www.website.tld/app/
I want to redirect (with a http 301 code) any URL inside that /app/ repertory to app.website.tld
The trick is, two thing.
First, I would like to pass along the exact URL to the new site, for example www.website.tld/tld/caramba would be app.website.tld/caramba
The second is, I need to target only /app/ from the root of www.website.tld because I have other rewrite rules for other things here.
ANyone has an idea? I'm sure it's simple, but I don't want to screw it up.
As a user, I agree a roadmap is not needed right now. The goal is 1.3 (and we know what's in it, mostly), asap (before the end of the year or we will need to buy a hat).
Already tested Smartys, no effect. Same for MadH, I tested RewriteRule ^login/?$ /login.php [L,NC] and it's the same error.
/login.html works too by the way, it's just this final / Apache thinks it's a subdirectory and search for a file there.
You don't have the same setup as TextDrive do you, they require an addition to the rewrite rules.
Nope it's an shared OVH host, not a TXD one. If needed I will test a TXD one, but I'm not using it anymore.
There's maybe a small specific OVH setting for rewrite (adding a slash before the target of the rule, as in /login.php and not login.php) but I've tested with it too. And yup, any other software rewrite rules I tried worked on these area (Textpattern, Mediawiki, etc.).
It's probably either something missing on the PHP end, or a greedy parameter misunderstood by my Apache (1.3.x) as it was before.
Yup, of course I have these
But as I said, I won't test several things without an assurance that the dev listen and answer (would it be as a Track bugtracker, a dedicated forum, anything). No point of testing and debugging without discussion and visibility (I've done it with Textpattern, I've seen what that lead to).
Nope, some things don't work on the PHP side. Maybe it's this, maybe something else. But the rules are here.
Well, check it for yourself on the URL above . The most obvious is the login, but other too (most of the 2nd level admin, so that without editing the database I can't turn clean url off; the /post/ one, etc.).
I don't know if it's the rewrite rule per se, how the rewrite rule are interpreted on my server, if it's on the php frontend, backend, etc. Without a bugtrack, I won't test too deep.
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