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Sorry... but why? Not only do we have these forums, we've got Punres too. Is there a specific reason why it will be more helpful or have more users?

Sorry if I sound harsh. I kind of think that if you are going to make a forum, you might want to choose a different topic.

An error was encountered
File: /mnt/web_g/d20/s22/a000skup/www/awesome/forum/admin_index.php
Line: 96

PunBB reported: Unable to fetch online count

Database reported: Lost connection to MySQL server during query (Errno: 2013)

That's from 1.2.7; I had that error with 1.2.6 too.
Also using Netfirms. From my own experience, they have good tech support. I don't really care much, I can just change the navbar link to admin_options.php, but I'll email Netfirms if you want me to Rickard. Just tell me what I should say.

Great design. Can't read the polish though.

I haven't done a full guide, but I do have a thread on my forums to help people with registration issues:

Please note that I have email verification enabled and I have the image verification mod.

I use a slightly modified version (only sticky):

if ($cur_topic['sticky'] == '1')
        {
            $subject = '<img src="sticky.gif" alt="'.$lang_forum['Sticky'].'"/>'.$subject;
            $item_status .= ' isticky';
            $icon_text .= ' '.$lang_forum['Sticky'];
        }

It omits the sticky text in favor of the icon (in other words, just icon, no text), uses $lang_forum['Sticky'] for the alt text, and adds a closing "/" to make the img tag comply with W3C standards for XHTML.

Thanks Manfre! I'm glad you found my post useful.

Good idea with your edits. I've had that problem before too.

Thanks. Is it integrated with the forums, or separate?

If my forums are installed in http://mydomain.com/directory/forum/ where would I put the password file?

I'm having the same problem as someguy.

Same as Smartys. I wasn't exactly desperate for Opera, but I figured it'd be nice to have an ad-free version on hand anyway.

Adding extra statistics to your forum via BBClone in index.php (to see how they look, click the link in my sig and scroll to the bottom - EDIT: I just upgraded to 1.2.7 and am re-modding everything, so the statistics may or may not show up!):

Find (around line 184):

while ($pun_user_online = $db->fetch_assoc($result))
        {
                if ($pun_user_online['user_id'] > 1)
                        $users[] = "\n\t\t\t\t".'<dd><a href="profile.php?id='.$pun_user_online['user_id'].'">'.pun_htmlspecialchars($pun_user_online['ident']).'</a>';
                else
                        ++$num_guests;
        }

After, add

// Fetch BBlone Stats
require("bbclone/var/access.php");
$totalvisits   = $access["stat"]["totalvisits"];
$totalcount    = $access["stat"]["totalcount"];
$visitorsmonth = $access["time"]["month"][date("n")-1];
$visitorstoday = $access["time"]["wday"][date("w")];

Change the second line with respect to where BBClone is installed.

Then find (it should be right after what you just pasted):

$num_users = count($users);
echo "\t\t\t\t".'<dd>'. $lang_index['Users online'].': <strong>'.$num_users.'</strong></dd>'."\n\t\t\t\t".'<dd>'.$lang_index['Guests online'].': <strong>'.$num_guests.'</strong></dd>'."\n\t\t\t".'</dl>'."\n";

Replace it with:

$num_users = count($users);
echo "\t\t\t\t".'<dd>'. $lang_index['Users online'].': <strong>'.$num_users.'</strong></dd>'."\n\t\t\t\t".'<dd>'.$lang_index['Guests online'].': <strong>'.$num_guests.'</strong></dd><dd>Total Hits : <strong>'.$totalvisits.'</strong></dd><dd>Total Unique Visits: <strong>'.$totalcount.'</strong></dd><dd>Total Visits This Month: <strong>'.$visitorsmonth.'</strong></dd><dd>Total Visits Today: <strong>'.$visitorstoday.'</strong></dd>'."\n\t\t\t".'</dl>'."\n";

Go to the BBClone website's documentation if you want to experiment with adding other stats. Good luck!

BTW, if you use Google's Blogger, I wrote a weblog post on using BBClone with Blogger.