376

(3 replies, posted in General discussion)

He wants the columns in reverse order. smile

377

(61 replies, posted in News)

Anatoly wrote:
MattF wrote:

However, they're specifically written with the intent of being used with PunBB, so where's the problem?

We do have in mind that the extension will be possibly used under FluxBB. And I don't see any issues here.

Not inferring that there are any issues or exclusions. Flux compatibility is something that you cannot guarantee, however, if your code base does start diverging and becoming distinct. Hence the point.

378

(2 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 troubleshooting)

Enter the correct username and password for the db you've created.

379

(61 replies, posted in News)

Utchin wrote:

no im just saying that its pointless having the copyright notice there when people use in on fluxbb...

I'm completely missing your point here. The extensions are written for PunBB. The fact that they also work with FluxBB is obviously due to the same codebase being used. However, they're specifically written with the intent of being used with PunBB, so where's the problem?

Not trying to be awkward Matt, but this sounds like you're arguing just for the sake of argument.

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(61 replies, posted in News)

Just disable it.

fantasma wrote:

and with 1.3?

Of course it wouldn't.

Anatoly wrote:

Got it. Thanks, kikloo.

It seems to be a pretty simple extension at first glance.

At first glance, yes. Just remember that there are multiple points to consider with this, however. Firstly, you also have to make certain that the restrictions apply across the likes of edit/post/subscriptions, and everywhere else where you can directly submit an ID of a topic/post. Also, to keep things truly invisible, you also have to take post/topic counts into consideration. There are multiple back doors that you have to close for this particular mod.

383

(6 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 troubleshooting)

What version were you running before the update? Btw, the entry point could have been with any piece of software you have installed.

What's the point when all you have to do already is press tab followed by enter?

385

(4 replies, posted in Feature requests)

Same advice as in your other thread. Only give mod privs to people you trust.

That single logout line, not the full block of code above. Post the relevant portion of your file, (within code tags), or the uri to a download location for the file.

387

(10 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 troubleshooting)

Just do a search on Google for Windoze diff/patch utilities. Never used any, so not sure how many there are, but there should be plenty.

388

(3 replies, posted in Feature requests)

And that would be just about one of the most annoying things anyone might ever hope to see on any webpage.......... Those flash intro's are a bloody annoyance at best. I honestly would suggest, IMHO, that you give that idea a miss.

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(10 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 troubleshooting)

Patch the files locally and upload the new versions to the server. Not sure if there is a terminal interface in Cpanel. (Never used those admin UI things personally).

The PM mod had the old style logout link. Replace it with the new style link shown in Matt's post above.

391

(13 replies, posted in PunBB 1.3 extensions)

Looks nice. smile

392

(10 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 troubleshooting)

If you're on a *nix system, you apply the diff with the patch command.

To select which forums a mod moderates, go into their profile and click on the administration link.

I'll dig the code out for you. smile

Ooka wrote:

Lmao, when I changed it to ./ it just made problems worse.

As one would expect. Which part of this did you not understand?

What is the directory structure of your site? If the forum directory you uploaded is in the web root dir, in a directory called forum, and you are referencing the file from a file in the web root dir, then the define should be: define('PUN_ROOT', './forum');

Only you know the directory layout. Adjust the path accordingly.

It will do, but IE is flaky for hover support. Same as an img hover will work fine in FF/Opera/Safari or such. IE has no idea, however.

That one is a nice idea. I implemeted that on my 1.2.* setup. An entry in the config table, and then the header generates the meta tag if the setting isn't empty.

Pretty pointless, in my personal opinion. If you wish to keep a track of things like that, you have the httpd logs. You'd end up spamming yourself on a busy site if you sent an e-mail for every visit.

Ooka wrote:

Well then I've already posted that. Just look up 3 posts.

If this:

define('PUN_ROOT', 'http://ooka.pokelounge.com/');

is how you still have it defined, I give up. I ain't gonna spend all night plaiting snuff.

That isn't what I asked. In the file which is showing that error, what is the definition of PUN_ROOT?

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(9 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 discussion)

I believe a flood setting is being introduced for the forum mailer.