726

(23 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 show off)

One thing I've noted about your site. This on the main page:

Derek Messer .net has released forums which are now available!

coupled with this in the forum footer:

© Copyright 2008 Derek Messer .net

could quite easily be misconstrued.

727

(3 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 troubleshooting)

http://forums.bauchan.org/unix/downloads.php

728

(17 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 troubleshooting)

Use the img or url bbcode tags then.

SuperMAG wrote:

what is your big project

I don't specifically have a 'project'. I just modify the forum to suit, as and when needs arise, so to speak. (Or when the modding urge takes over). big_smile

Find the lines that say something along the lines of PHP Error or PHP Notice in your httpd logs and post a sample.

FBI wrote:

at PunBB 1.2.x there is a huge cpu resources on Share Hosting. Sometimes they (host) complain smile
at PunBB 1.3 ... still watch. No report yet at last 2 weeks

I would have thought there is more chance of that being down to one of the mods you have installed rather than the core itself.

SuperMAG wrote:

when i buy it i will begain big project

Wouldn't 'I'll be coercing everybody into helping me create my big project with a multitude of help threads' be a better description? big_smile

733

(7 replies, posted in PunBB 1.3 troubleshooting)

FBI wrote:

Permanently, I remove those feature.
Personally, I dont like that. I want to see, Moderator performance (I dont trust them all) smile

It would be better to enclose the silent edit option within an admin check. That way, you still have the option of using it as admin, but moderators don't.

It's simple enough to adapt the query in userlist.php to exclude that group from the results.

Fine. If you're not willing to do as asked and supply the most basic of relevant information, feel free to trace the problem yourself. You obviously know more than I what the problem is.

NiCk Newman wrote:

why would u need my server logs when i just installed this mod and didn't do any changes? lol

Each question is going to take a long time to get anywhere if you're going to argue the toss over the responses.

Plus, by virtue of the fact that you installed a mod, you made a lot of changes.

Again, check your logs. I don't want your logs. I merely told you to check them. That's what logs are for.

NiCk Newman wrote:

Lol, were?

Where, not were. Whichever file your httpd server logs to.

NiCk Newman wrote:

Hmm, If i get ftp working will u guys connect and try to help?

Myself personally, no.

Check your server logs.

739

(4 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 troubleshooting)

My apologies. smile

740

(4 replies, posted in PunBB 1.2 troubleshooting)

Should it be trying to use the search index if running UTF8? The search function bypasses the index for UTF8/multibyte searches, does it not?

Or you could always brush up on your regular expressions. smile http://pcre.org/pcre.txt

742

(5 replies, posted in Programming)

Cheers Smartys. That's sorted the job a treat. smile

743

(5 replies, posted in Programming)

Cheers. smile Guess what my task is for the next hour or two. big_smile

744

(5 replies, posted in Programming)

Smartys wrote:

But I don't think REQUEST_URI is what you're looking for. That's data on the current page, not on any referring page. If you want to see how 1.3 deals with the issue, check out the prev_url column in the online table.

Just had a quick peek at 1.3. smile Looks like it would be fairly painless to backport that? Am I correct in assuming, from my quick code browsing session, that it's placed into the pun_user array, so would also be of use elsewhere inplace of that javascript back link used in 1.2? (That thing is my bane for true XML validity). big_smile

745

(69 replies, posted in News)

NiCk Newman wrote:

Maybe he has some type mod installed that does that

Unless he's running something from cron, they all require manual intervention/participation, that I know of.

You would need something akin to: '[url.+?]' to remove the [url=]type tag. (My regex/pcre is a tad rusty, btw). big_smile

747

(69 replies, posted in News)

tcea wrote:

Some users post messages and the next day, they are gone (the messages).

And i did not do that.
Im the only admin.

Have you checked with your host to make sure they aren't cocking something up, i.e: bad backups/restoration?

748

(5 replies, posted in Programming)

Am I correct in assuming that using something along the lines of:

$redirect_url = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];

for login redirection would be something akin to bending over and waiting patiently? big_smile Is there any way to parse/use that safely, so that if http_referer isn't set, there is some way to forward them to the page they actually requested, after login?


Cheers.

<?php
define('PUN_ROOT', './');
require_once PUN_ROOT.'include/parser.php';
?>

Apologies. Slight error on my part there. Change that PUN_ROOT line to:

define('PUN_ROOT', '../');