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(52 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 discussion)

I must apologize to post in such an old thread, but I have been looking all over the Internet for these smilies. Apparently the original host does no longer have the smilies, so I am hereby offering great honor and a huge amount of respect to the one or ones who are able to bring me these smilies.

I can not say how much I love the original PunBB smilies.

I am close to use the 1.3 beta when I release my new site. Yes, I know it is a beta, and probably lots of bugs and errors, but how else am I going to find the bugs and errors if I only install the forum but never uses it? This way, I will soon find something reportable.

Yes, I know it is a risk but I am willing to take that risk after using hours to make the style fit the rest of the site.

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(5 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 discussion)

PunBB 1.1.5? Isn't that a bit too old to be safe?

http://tibianordic.com/forum/
I've been working on this theme for a while, and I finally feel it's ready to be published.

What do you guys think? I know the brown-tones may be a bit too brown, but they look nice here in OS X, so it will have to wait till I get on my Windows PC.

Any ideas? Suggestions? Criticism?

Runar wrote:

I found a big big security hole.

You can use Javascript to edit the score to whatever you want:

Simply save the .swf (the game) file and find out the variable for the score, which is "score" in this game, and edit 1337 to the score you want. Then enter it in your adress bar and click Enter.

javascript:void((document.getElementsByTagName("embed")[0].SetVariable("score",1337)))

Is there any way to solve this?

I quote myself.

No one had this problem? Some of my users are cheating, but I can't prove it.

Maybe I'm a noob now, but wouldn't it be better with

if( empty( $cur_forum['forum_desc'] ) )

Instead of

if($cur_forum['forum_desc'] != '')

Problem solved. I had to add the jquery.js file before the scripts.js file:

<script type="text/javascript" src="scripts/jquery.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="scripts/scripts.js"></script>

Thanks Smartys big_smile

I repeat again: I did exactly what the guide says.

Yes, I did everything the guide says.

But am I supposed to just upload the javascript files into a folder? Not do add them to the header/template or something?

http://wiki.punres.org/Spoiler_Tag

I tried it twice, and I'm 100% sure I did exactly what the guide said. Still, it wont work. The only thing that appears is the text saying Spoiler, but clicking it doesn't help.

Anyone know what's wrong, and how to fix it?

Zimmer92 wrote:

Well it doesnt on my forums. hmm

Then you're either not viewing it in IE, or both values are the same (i.e: { color: red !important; color: red } ).

Zimmer92 wrote:

Well, so far the !important works for me.
As a hack you say? What do you mean by that?

Just look at what he said.

IE ignores all values with !important, so with this code, { color: red !important; color: blue }, IE would display blue color while any other browser would display the text in red.

Do you understand now? If you still don't understand, read this:

A common misconception is that IE6 (and earlier) does not pay attention to !important rules in CSS. The truth is that this is true only part of the time. (Theoretically IE7 should get it right, and I really hope it does, but who knows any more... someone care to test?)

For those that need a quick refresher, what the !important declaration does is increase the specificity of the rule to a level above that even of inline styles and more specific selectors, or those that come later in the stylesheet.

(http://modxcms.com/css-hacking-important.html)

Really good smile I like the colors you've used.

Zimmer92 wrote:

Smartys, could you not put the CSS code on the .tpl file and add !important at the end of each css line?
I think that should work.

Why? So IE may ignore it?

Oh, thanks big_smile

Problem solved. I followed the guide to change the board width, and now it works perfect in IE6 and IE7.

I know, but it's just for testing.

Anyways, I think it's a bit small, don't you think so too?

I know wink I'm working on that.
But I wanted to make sure the forum worked before changing the style.

Thank you so much! The problem got solved right away wink

Just to make sure you know it: PunBB is the best forum I've ever tried! I'll see if I can donate some Kroner.

I've integrated PunBB in many layouts, but this time I failed.
I think it's because of my menus, which got float left and right, but I have no idea how to fix it.

http://tibia.no/leet/forum/index.php

If anyone could take some time to look at my problem, I would be extremely glad!

Thank you! It works perfect smile

Except that the last post is still shown on the index page, but that doesn't matter. They are still there, just hidden .

I want them to still be readable for moderators and administrators, just not members smile

A function which makes it possible to hide threads older than X days from a forum I decide, is something I would find very useful.
Like when a thread is 2 days old, normal members can no longer view it. It's not displayed in the forum anymore.

Is this possible? And if yes, how hard? And can it be done before the 1.3 version comes out?


Runar

I found a big big security hole.

You can use Javascript to edit the score to whatever you want:

Simply save the .swf (the game) file and find out the variable for the score, which is "score" in this game, and edit 1337 to the score you want. Then enter it in your adress bar and click Enter.

javascript:void((document.getElementsByTagName("embed")[0].SetVariable("score",1337)))

Is there any way to solve this?

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(4 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 troubleshooting)

To let you know, I'm not using the Miniportal ^^

I'm glad to see people noticing my website, though.