501

(114 replies, posted in Programming)

If UltraEdit is that good, $40 don't seem much.

502

(36 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 troubleshooting)

I also think it's a core feature of forums, and I also waste time on multiple groups handling every needed scenarios. However I do understand what's at stake, and what that would imply. Maybe it's best to leave it open in 1.3, play with the new version, the new plugin system, and see what can be done with it. If it ain't possible to achieve that with a plugin, then we could always try to convince Rickard to implement it in 1.4. Or best, someone PHP knowledgeable could submit a diff patch to the community, and keep Rickard working on other things smile

I pay around $3 a month for a good small shared hosting, with ssh access. And with ssh, you can do pretty much anything you need and you pay for.

fdsa2 wrote:

so i need the mutiple files bak tool. that split the mysql bak file to files about 1M ... and if you got 20M then it will be 20 .sql files for downloading ..

So write it, or pay someone to write it.

Or more clever, find a decent host.

This has nothing to do with PunBB.

505

(3 replies, posted in Feature requests)

Will probably be a plugin in 1.3

Try to look at the article creating/saving stage. There are two SQL column, one for the title, and for the the "url-title". Ask on the TXP forum if needed.

Yup, it's probably the best way to do it. Look at the Textpattern GPL code, this soft already do this for the articles.

Haven't tested that far. You know, we still have a major search bug with single quote (and they are quite importanty in several languages), so proper alpha sorting isn't really on the top of the list smile

Jansson wrote:

Not as long as you're running MySQL 4.1+ and have the mb_string stuff in php.

I run it with 4.0 from some time (started with 4.1, did a dump --compatible-mysql40), no issues.

510

(20 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 troubleshooting)

Well, that depend on how you handle utf-8. Right now, a 1.2 PunBB set to utf-8 has some problem. It doesn't appear with IE6 or Firefox, but for example the W3C html validator don't like them. Maybe you should apply Textile to the post's texts ? tongue

511

(8 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 troubleshooting)

wii wrote:

specially hotmail users.

Wrong mail provider, switch to a decent one.

512

(9 replies, posted in Feature requests)

berVi wrote:

phpbb,vbulletin,ipb etc opens them in new window, punbb is the first one i met that opens them in the same window. couldn't i be right?

It's one of the many qualities of PunBB. And one of the many defects of these others softwares.

513

(68 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 discussion)

I have no problem with forum spam, but I don't admin big boards. However I don't see how PunBB could be less or more secure than any forum software.

514

(19 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 discussion)

MD5 is not secure anymore, for a little less than 2 years now. I doubt this was used here to hack one's forum, but in theory MD5 should not be used anymore for anything.

515

(10 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 troubleshooting)

If you need this now, search the forums for rewrites rules hack. There are several.

If you can wait, v1.3 will have native clean URL.

516

(19 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 discussion)

wfox wrote:

Why the people will use PunBB and no other BB?

Because it's standard compliant.

517

(20 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 troubleshooting)

No, it work with MySQL <4.1. Textpattern does it for example. MySQL doesn't simply understand what he is storing, but that doesn't matter.

518

(109 replies, posted in General discussion)

Well, I am tomorrow past 6 minutes. Still nothing! I'm shock!

Waiting for 1.3... waiting for 1.3... waiting for 1.3... waiting for 1.3... waiting for 1.3... waiting for 1.3... waiting for 1.3... waiting for 1.3... waiting for 1.3......

Yes, I will take my medecine, I'll promise...

519

(7 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 discussion)

That's the wonder of code (HTML) standards. Standards are good. Tagsoup is evil.

520

(8 replies, posted in Feature requests)

Along those changes, a quite useful thing to have would be to allow multiple "markup" (or encoding) for posting. A common requested example is Textile.

Not code them or implement them, just leave rooms (and hooks) for them so that the 1.3 plugins may easily implement them for example.

521

(9 replies, posted in Feature requests)

vnpenguin wrote:

Yes, you're right. But I think it's the time to think about a full-utf8-support PunBB smile
Until now, after many days play with punBB & MySQL UTF8, I think it's possible smile

It's possible right now. Set the charset to utf-8, encode the locale strings into utf-8, for the most part it works. A full support of utf-8 would be nice though, and even more nicer to set utf-8 as the default charset (it would solve most of the non-english issues).

522

(9 replies, posted in Feature requests)

You can put UTF-8 into MySQL 3.x and 4.0 without a problem. It still work. You simply don't have access to some fancy functions. Besides, MySQL 4.1 is what... 2 years old now ? Time to move on smile

523

(109 replies, posted in General discussion)

I would donate too, but realisticaly one month off is a little too big for the PunBB community wink

524

(3 replies, posted in General discussion)

Will he pay for my bandwith ? tongue

525

(20 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 troubleshooting)

Rickard wrote:

However, I don't believe it is material for the official codebase just yet. mbstring isn't included in the default install of PHP and thus, lots of systems are up and running without it. It also comes with a performance penalty in comparison to the native singlebyte string routines in PHP (which are used very frequently I might add). It's a sad story, but I don't believe it's possible to write a UTF-8 capable discussion board in PHP today that works with multiple databases and the millions of different configurations that occur. There's always going to be something missing or something misconfigured.

Textpattern is no board, but it handle utf-8 quite nice. wink