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It's all different points of view, but the result is the same, and you can use 7 extra bits on almost every TINYINT(1) that you have.

Now, we must only find added functionality to give them

You don't have to reload the page. Only speed is the difference.
If you're only browsing, it's IMHO slightly unfriendly as it is now, cause you can't go back to the main page without scrolling up.

Of course, all cosmetic changes are a matter of personal taste, and fortunately we don't all have the same sense of taste

OMG, yeah, that was the worst advice ever. You're right. And you're right also about cpp

I guess either you got confused, somebody moved the message, or that's a hell of a bug...
Good to hear that you solved your problem.

Hmmm well, every situation has its pros and cons, but in this case, I'd say there's no way you can keep that in a server's memory, although it could be a session object (although I find that a lousy solution since it adds innecessary load to the server). Or a variable passed to the browser... I list all new topics since last visit (just like now at session start), and send you the id's in a cookie, on the next hit, I'll first add all new posts to the cookie, then substract the one you're requesting and show the rest as new when you hit the topic page again.
I think that's the best I could come up with, and I'm not sure it's even good.

Ugly ugly solutions. Well, if there's not a very elegant and execution-quick way to solve this one, I think it's better left undone.

Ooops, my fault:
PCMCIA cards *are* hotswappable. You can disconnect them through software and then take them out.

PCI cards otoh, are NOT swappable, and you should try to take them in/out with the system on.

Well, your only choice is to start up in safe mode and uninstall. Test the card in another system. With PCI cards, I always put them in BEFORE I install the drivers. Especially if the card didn't exist before the OS came out
This model should be fully W98 compatible, so if you test it in another system and it doesn't work, the card is defective and must be replaced.

Wow, play football while holding a beer on one hand... that's a thought.
Penalty for spilling in the door area! <rotfl>

BTW: Real developers don't sleep, they just rest their eyes.

chris, I'm not asking if you've done it, just CHECK if they're there. There's a thousand reasons why an upload could go wrong. The error you're getting is because it can't find a file, what would you do if that happened on your computer? First thing, check if the file is there!!

Those are the words I like!
But you made me look after that one... and man, it's sooooo different... Tack... well, not that bad a choice, I never saw it written, just heard it. And thanks god it didn't have one of those strange as with an o on top... which sound similar but not quite like the german ä...

Oh, well, looky what I found here...
The Swedish for ONION is LÖK  (LOOK)
Imagine you look like an onion.
The Swedish for CAKE is TARTA  (TORTA)
Imagine your daughter eating cake.
The Swedish for MUSHROOM is SVAMP (SVAMP)
Imagine a large mushroom growing in a swamp.
The Swedish for MEAT is KÖTT  (SHUT)
Imagine you shut the door on someone throwing meat at you.
The Swedish for SUGAR is SOCKER  (SOCCER)
Imagine a game of soccer on a field of sugar.
The Swedish for WATER is VATTEN  (VATTA)
Imagine you get fatter with water.
The Swedish for SOUP is SOPPA  (SOPA)
Imagine soup that tastes like soap.

So I guess swedish soup is not that good <lol>

Jeje, that's too far away!
If you had my users you'd understand trying to use exactly the same link as above...

But what you said gave me an idea...

New Line 438 (probably):
        <td class="punright" style="width: 19%"><b><a href="#" onClick="javascript:quickpost_div.style.display='block';">Quick Reply</a> / <?php echo $post_link ?></b></td>

then mod the form slightly under (~453) adding one line before:
<div id="quickpost_div" style="display:none;">
<form method="post" action="post.php?tid=<?php echo $id ?>" onsubmit="return process_form(this)">

and don't forget adding </div> after the form (line ~477)

Now you've got a divved add reply. Yeah, you've got to translate that one text inline, which means this does not qualify as a mod, but with very little extra code the quick post form doesn't disturb unless the link is clicked.

If I gather enough cosmetic changes, I might code it properly and release them as a mod. So if you have hidden wishes... (even you Rickard)

Marc