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Installed! Pretty nifty, thank you.

I agree that having the links automatically alphabetized would be waay helpful.

I look at the .dif files and make all the changes manually.

That's worked out great so far. I am, however, a little more concerned about major version changes (for example our next greatleap forward) but will cross that lagoon clinging to a pontoon when we come to it.

For now, hand code is the way to go for heavily modified boards.

I have a vanilla beta installation. It's slow, and while people got excited about how new and fancy it was at first... the main idea that the individual threads are more important than being given an over all view seems novel, but is flawed. Ordinary folks don't get it, and never seem to catch on.

I'm happy with punbb, but agree that allowing topics to sink is a fantastic idea!

I'd love nice URL rewrites too!

I applied this (three times to be sure I did it right) and nothing happens in Safari.

Sorted: working great now!

It's working!

Notice the credit added in my footer for you.

Guest's have increased now from 18 to 26, looks like 6 new bots, and no notice of them in the who is online list. Wonder if new aliases and id strings are required. I'll add some and see what happenes.

Yes, i did. No fopen() error this time either... just nothing showing up in the who list.

One thing:
I elected to change everything to "botsConfig" as opposed to botsconfig. Everything seems to be running fine. Shall I redo it the other way around and see if that works?

I'd be glad to referr. I have a design site where I get requests for work i either can't or wouldn't do all the time, so referrals are likely.

We have a good 10 - 20 bots on the board all the time, and it would be very nice to see who's who for real.

imperialdub[dot]com/dubmessages

Strange T-STRING errors...

searching for this:

<ul><li><a href="index.php"><?php echo $lang_common['Index'] ?></a></li><li> » <a href="viewforum.php?id=<?php echo $cur_topic['forum_id'] ?>"><?php echo pun_htmlspecialchars($cur_topic['forum_name']) ?></a></li><li> » <?php echo pun_htmlspecialchars($cur_topic['subject']) ?></li></ul>

I found that in viewtopic.php (manually updated to version 1.2.10 with each update released) what's there is expressed differently:

<ul><li><a href="index.php">'.$lang_common['Index'].'</a></li><li> » <a href="viewforum.php?id='.$cur_topic['forum_id'].'">'.pun_htmlspecialchars($cur_topic['forum_name']).'</a></li><li> » '.pun_htmlspecialchars($cur_topic['subject']).'</li></ul>

i see two instances of similar code used twice in this page, simply replacing the code present with the code for this mod results in T-STRING errors related to unexpected ';' and ',' markup.

I'm wondering why my viewtopic.php has such different code from this mod.