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did you make sure to add

<script>

var ie=document.all?1:0
var ns6=document.getElementById&&!document.all?1:0
var ns4=document.layers?1:0
var posleft=1
var idoftrembleobject="trembletext"
var trembleobject

function starttremble() {
    if (ie || ns4 || ns6) {
        if (ie) {
            trembleobject=eval("document.all."+idoftrembleobject+".style")
        }
        if (ns6) {
            trembleobject=idoftrembleobject
        }
        
        dotremble()
    }
}
function dotremble() {
    posleft*=-1
    if (ie) {
        trembleobject.posLeft+=posleft  
    }
    if (ns6) {
        var newpos=parseInt(document.getElementById(trembleobject).style.left)+posleft
        document.getElementById(trembleobject).style.left=newpos
    }
    var timer=setTimeout("dotremble()",20)
}
onload=starttremble
</script>

to the head section of your template?

if you did, then check to make sure all the code is correct (view page source).

there's a link for delete multiple messages.  once you click on it, it puts the checkboxes next to the messages and lets you delete them all in one pass.

mass delete link

check boxes

\0 isnt an escaped null, it is the null char.  same way \r or \n is line feed and newline.

echo "test \0 test"; will print both tests and will not assume \0 to be the termination of the string.  I think where the problem comes in is where php wraps the normal platform sdk of the machines they're on.  they pass the functionality through.

echo 'test \0 test'; will print the backslash and 0 as 2 seperate characters.

wow, transgaming has changed in my absense (I had no clue what Cedega was...)

I'm sure you can pick it up on any torrent site.

the cvs may not have the base wine libs checked into the repository.  you may want to check what dependencies they have and make sure to download / configure those dependencies.

sounds like you're missing the wine so's that it uses.

the thing about getting something from cvs is that it may not be working...  not everybody has a "dont check it in until its finished, tested, and working" policy.

wow, font support is like a million times better!

/me impressed.

yea, the line numbers may be off though.

there will come a time when Rickard will be too busy to fuss with this app anymore.  then somebody else who has time will change it, maybe keep it alive, whatever.  They will have ideas that Rickard would have never put into the app.

long story short.  If / when that happens... its code base will look exactly like the others.  one thing that keeps this code base simple (in my opinion) is that it lacks a "template" system like all the others have.  fine by me, css themes are better IMO.  Adding this and that (templates, feature x, feature y) complicates things.    The larger a feature set you support, the more complex your code grows.  the more complex your code grows, the more difficult it is to understand things.

I only say this because I have been there, done that.  The saving grace for this system is that Rickard intentionally keeps the app simple.  He has said he doesnt want a full blown system like corporate systems.  Let the community muck their own instances up, but keep the distro clean and simple. 

I've been around systems development lifecycle enough to know how it works.  like leaves falling from a tree, over time things get scattered... unless you constantly rake them up.

woot.  that fixed it!  I missed that original post but thanks for pointing it out.

I dont normally use IE but previewing the site (this one) in it looks fine to me.

hrm... took a few times of reading to understand that.

select first, then update or insert.

you should be able to create a function that would take care of it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encryption

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hashing