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The way *nix permissions work. For you to be able to view/write the contents of a directory, the relevant user/group has to have execute permissions on that parent directory.

Check the wiki over on punres.org for the recent posts/topics. It's a part of the mini portal mod. PunBB has extern.php for RSS feeds. I've also posted up a RSS and an Atom generator on here somewhere, and there's the Alex King RSS one too, somewhere on here.

Try telling that to the Brits/English.

Thinking about it, I would actually agree that it probably would be better in an extension. The chances of someone being happy with a mass unsubscribe option would be slim, so they'd probably end up installing an extension to have finer control anyhow, which would pretty much make the mass unsubscribe option needless. And as you mention, adding the extra code to search.php isn't ideal for a default setup.

You wouldn't necessarily wish to view the subscriptions however. Something along a simple 'unsubscribe from all subscribed topics' checkbox somewhere in the profile pages. If people want to do a mass desub they can, or they can use the standard method if not.

Links?

The problem with things like that though is that yes, they take a percentage of people and monitor how they behave. However, it doesn't always mean it'll have relevance in general use. For example, I always place my cursor at the right hand side of the screen after any mouse selection. Placing things on the left would actually be worse for me personally.

As Paul mentioned, if it bothers you, alter your CSS. What about bottom to top languages, btw? I suppose they are a minority too? What I would personally class as a minority issue is the fact that this subject has only been brought up by one person so far, so everyone else obviously appears quite content with the defaults.

You'd have to modify footer.php, or make a second stripped down version of it. Not really worth the hassle, to be honest, unless you *really* do want to get rid of the footer.

Change:

WHERE forum_id =(

to:

WHERE forum_id IN (

Must be something that's been introduced fairly recently then. I'm running 7.2 here, and that one hasn't exhibited the behaviour. I'd personally drop a report on their mailing-list if you can reproduce the fault with a clean install of pcre directly from the pcre/sourceforge site.

He has never actually said it is an extension though, has he? He merely said it lists what extensions are installed.