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oh wow.  it looks like crap in ie (all I have is v7 though).  but then again, everything does so...

I guess w/ a T1 @ work and a 15mbps at home taking forever to load is a symptom of an overloaded server, and doesn't happen very often.

it looks great in mozilla though.

seeing as how its a mac-centric site, I'm just guessing the majority of the ppl visiting aren't IE users.

events are nice, but I guess what annoys me is that outside of its web implementation, .net events are implemented as a multicastdelegate (function pointers), so when you handle one: foo.MyEvent += new SomeEventHandler(TargetMethod);  when foo triggers MyEvent, it actually invokes TargetMethod of the object that contained that code, but its asp counterpart does not (and really cant) call it that way.  it stores an "event" action, then posts back to the server, rebuilds some object, then calls the event method.  by the time the event handler is called, the in memory object which assigned the event handler has actually been deleted and unless you stored instance data in viewstate or session, you're screwed.  .net remoting suffers from the same ailment IMO.

the problem is that they're attempting to make a fairly stateless client server communication process act like an inherently stateful single thread of execution, which doesn't really work IMO.  as much as everybody hates it, flash has the right idea when it comes to asynchronous client / server interaction.   IMO we need to move past HTTP and start using a much more rich asynchronous messaging protocol for SOA apps.

I'd have to say thats one of the best looking ones I've seen yet.  very artistic.

I'm a big fan of .net, but asp.net drives me crazy (unfortunately I work for the company who does all of United Way's donation tracking software and its all asp.net).  maybe its because I'm more of a windows .net guy but my biggest pet peeve about asp.net is that they try to make it "look and feel" like doing windows development, but when I create a window, it doesn't get built up and destroyed every time its drawn, but a "web control" does.  they have a ton of "life cycle" stuff going on, and supposed to have "events" but I always just want to end up putting all my page logic in the OnLoad override like I would any normal server side procedurally loaded "page" which kind of defeats the whole purpose of what its supposed to be.

don't forget the Ferrari then

my money is on yes.

feel free to shoot me an email.  my computer's cooling system died on me last week, but I should have the new system installed by wednesday.

I thought of embedding mce into mine, and adding a parser that wraps the html I allow in the reply box into bbcode so that theres some wysiwyg functionality to the reply but ends up formatted how it needs to be.

I never have time for it though.

do you mean like an seo mod?  if i can remember right (I started an seo mod on my site but stopped because I didnt have enough time to do it all right then): viewtopic, viewforum, search, and post.

k, bear w/ me for a minute.

where is that setting?  the options dialog looks like a joke to me, and I cant find anything in the about:config for autocomplete.

do you have a link that I can see it myself. I haven't actually tried this code as bbcode, and I'm too lazy to put it on my forums to test out (I don't use the punbb provided templates and mine are a little more involved than just adding the script to the head section of a file).

I need to see it (or the html generated code produced by punbb when you submit / preview a post w/ the shake codes in them).