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What happens if someone drops a link in a post, i.e: example.com:8080?

That pretty much sums it up, to a point. When the Dev's here started making final preparations for the R.C, I believe they made their own little tweaks to the code they had at the time from then onwards, as such. All in all though, it's pretty much the same thing.

The Flux 1.3 code is still being tweaked as we speak to get rid of those final styling bugs, I believe.

No reason for you to be apologising Matt. It ain't you who has practically disappeared.

It would appear Bert was not far wrong with his expectations of what would happen.

One point I would mention, Matt. It may seem no big thing to someone of your age, but one always ought to consider carefully the brush they may tar themselves with. Personally, (judging from the response you quoted above), I'd steer well clear of becoming part of the 'Dev' team for PunBB.

Call me old fashioned if you will, but it does not matter a monkeys how many other projects they have on the go. You cannot just take an Open Source community & software and literally drop it on its arse. They should have made sure they had the manpower in place to cater to looking after the system, not just enough to get a new release out for the supposed bragging rights. It's pathetic, to put it subtly. This ain't a dig at Anatoly or the other 'Dev's', btw, but rather at informer directly.

That's not a fault or bug. Quick quote is javascript based. Have you guessed where I'm leading yet?

It's related to the cookie settings. It expects you to be arriving from one location, not two. Just redirect one address to the other and make sure your cookie settings are correct. If you have a look, there gave been a couple of threads on this subject over the last several weeks.

Give this a whirl. It's completely untested as I don't run a standard setup anymore, but it should work fine. If not, I'm sure you'll let me know quickly enough. Fixed a couple of bugs whilst I was at it. You can just replace all the files with the ones in the download, or just the ones which have changed, which are:

message_list.php
footer_links.php
pms.php    [The language file]

The download is here: http://forums.bauchan.org/unix/downloads.php?dcid=1

It's the third file down.

It's absolutely nothing to do with anyones status. This is simply down to the point of: have you ever tried viewing a high fixed width site if you have a monitor resolution of, for example, 800x600? Seriously, you may as well just put that sign up as I mentioned above, on your site, because that really is how annoying tricks like that are.

What you think is the optimal width is not what other people may think is the optimal width. Having to scroll across a page because someone has designed a site while they were running a screen res of 1024 or above and decided to fix the width based on that opinion is literally asking people to leave. Hell, whilst you're at it, why don't you make your site I.E specific too.

It never was, and still isn't, a personal dig at yourself. It is, however, a very blunt dig at people who do tricks like the above. There is neither reason nor need to do such tricks.

Edit: As I mentioned, don't take it personally. I merely suffer from a subtlety and tact deficiency.

That's silly reasoning for it, if so. All he has to do is delete his cookie.

That code in itself is useless. You need to code around that code.

If I get chance, I'll have a look and see if I can get the complete code sorted over the next couple of days. I'll not promise though.

Use the same method of accessing it as you used when you initially created the database to install Pun. I'm assuming you most likely have some web interface thing like CPanel or suchlike.

$forum_user is the new reference, I believe.

The quick and simple method is to just change their group_id directly via the DB. That shouldn't be necessary if everything is functioning as expected, however, so that is only an interim method suggestion.