626

(1 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 discussion)

Its probably going to stay that way. The reason is that having seperate blocks in the public interface makes it harder to integrate into an existing page particularly a two column layout. If it were to change then the change would be to admin. Of course its all just an illusion anyway. If you put the border on the profile <form> rather than the containing <div> then it would look as if the menu were outside as in 1.2.

Sounds good. Is there an option to turn the auto banning off. I'm wondering what would happen if a legitimate member posted something wrongly identified as spam.

The short answer is not at the present time.

629

(11 replies, posted in General discussion)

I thought this forum was running on php5 though perhaps Rickard can confirm that.

The Doctype declaration has to come first. You have a lump of javascript which  comes before it. Visit you web page and do view source and you will see what I mean.

631

(63 replies, posted in Feature requests)

Of course you can download from SVN and do what you like with it. Beta testing though at this stage is pointless. How are you going to tell the difference between an unknown bug and a known bug which is on the list to be fixed or indeed something thats isn't a bug at all just an unfinished feature. Having said that its actually running very smoothly at the moment.

DIV.isticky and DIV.iclosed don't exist. You are trying to style elements which aren't there. It should be
TR.isticky DIV.icon {}
TR.iclosed DIV.icon {}

Your page contains errors which are causing the page to be rendered in quirks mode rather than standards mode. In quirks mode IE6 does not recognise margin:auto. You need to fix your page before doing anything else. The most serious error is that the doctype declaration should be the first item on the page.

634

(12 replies, posted in Programming)

Try providing some information about "sNews" or a link since clearly nobody knows what it is.

635

(3 replies, posted in Feature requests)

Nope.

636

(1 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 troubleshooting)

Some posts contain invalid bbcode. You should be able to remove the problem just by editing the posts.  Since those posts were already stored in the database when you converted PunBB did not have the opportunity to do any error checking.

parse_message()

if ($pun_user['g_id'] > PUN_ADMIN)
    message($lang_common['No permission']);

639

(114 replies, posted in Programming)

Textpad and sometimes Ultraedit.
Topstyle Pro also handles php fairly well.

640

(1 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 troubleshooting)

Closed because I think you said you solved it in your other thread. If not just continue in the other thread.

641

(68 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 troubleshooting)

I'm closing this thread because it doesn't seem to be getting anywhere.

642

(7 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 troubleshooting)

I didn't even know we had a calendar plugin. I know there is a calendar mod but thats a completely different thing. Where did you get it?

EDIT: Smarty's beat me to it.

tr.isticky td.tcl .stickytext,
tr.isticky td.tcl a,
tr.isticky td.tcl a:link,
tr.isticky td.tcl a:visited {
  color: #whatever
  }

644

(8 replies, posted in General discussion)

I'm not so bothered about the impression they give about PunBB. You get the same advert with many other scripts including Vanilla. I'm more bothered about the fact it may well be ripping people off. Whats the point in spending hundreds of hours in developing gpl sofware for people to use free of charge if they then get conned.

645

(29 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 show off)

If you want to fix the juddering menu, you have to make sure that the padding and border in the :link state is the same as the hover state. You either use a border the same colour as the background in the link state or make the padding one px bigger than in the hover state. Now you'll tell me the judder was deliberate big_smile

646

(29 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 show off)

Internal Server Error

I know the problem. Six months ago I could read perfectly, now I need to either take my spectacles off (I'm short sighted) or move the book 2 feet away from my face. When I designed that stylesheet I was perfeclty comfortable with 11px but now I can't seem to cope with anything less than 12px.

Fine here as well in IE6 and IE7b3 on XP Pro and XP Home. I can't see any real difference in loading speed between IE, Firefox and Opera. It certainly loads much quicker than your home page except for the banner which lags behind. Do you get the problem when viewing as a guest or only when logged in?

P.S. You need to sort out the font size in IE.
http://punbb.org/forums/viewtopic.php?id=7181

If you entered your password as its typed here there would appear to be an "m" missing.

650

(15 replies, posted in General discussion)

I don't think so, it should align it 10px to the left of any block to the right of it, not the window. The problem is there is nothing in your css which would confine the width of the container. In particular, I know that Opera is fussy in insisting that absolutely positioned elements be given widths.