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<?php
echo pun_news(1, 5, 0);

require PUN_ROOT.'footer.php';

try

<?php
echo pun_news(*FID*, *TOPICS*, *TRUNCATE*);

require PUN_ROOT.'footer.php';

instead, where *FID* is the forum ID, *TOPICS* is the # of topics to display, and *TRUNCATE* is either 0 (don't truncate) or 1 (do truncate). At least, I think.

Someone could plant some malicious JavaScript in a post and do something bad to one's computer. I'm thinking maybe add an enable HTML option and disable <script> elements and on***** attributes (on***** being onClick, onLoad, etc.) and links with javascript:... would be nice.

It replaces all pages with banned message (in my experience; I haven't ever been banned before).

Or leave your PC on 24/7 (I do, my PC is a file/print [mostly print] server on my network) and have your e-mail program forward e-mails to your phone's e-mail address (like above)

1.2.5 includes topic subscription.

My Web site uses PunBB as a CMS. It really takes a lot of modification. I could zip it up for you once I add the ability to change the style withot registering. (I'm just having a problem with setting a cookie.)

And, for the page urls, if they're PHPs, you can do

<?php

header("Location: http://www.somestupidsite-justkidding.com/pun/viewtopic.php?id=###"); // redirect

exit; // Exit

?>

where http://www.somestupidsite-justkidding.com/pun is the address of your PunBB installation, and ### is the topic (or, page) ID once you've made the big move.

Or you could use a meta or JavaScript redirect.... PHP redirect is probably the most compatible.

If there's a recent posts on the Index page, just copy the news code from that into a file called news.php in the PunBB root. You maybe could make it just put the subject in and make the subject a link to the whole post. Then include the news.php file in main.tpl like this: <pun_include "news.php">  Don't include header.php, common.php, footer.php in the news.php file.

Of course you could call news.php whatever on earth you want.

And about the extern.php errors, what do they say?

I just prefer PunBB.

What have you done to the DB since you first got the error?

I think 2005/06/01 (YYYY/MM/DD).

Should it say req_prov and req_age instead of yec_prov and yec_age?

Do you find $output anywhere else in index.php?