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The O.P may want that for any number of reasons. As pointed out, however, it provides no real benefit. It is more of either a token gesture or just to appease the security by obscurity camp.
I haven't sidetracked the thread, btw. I merely pointed out that there was no reason for you not to learn at least the basics for yourself. A lot of your questions are very repetitive in their general nature. You might at least attempt to put some effort in instead of always expecting others to do it for you. That is neither a large nor unattainable request. Btw, very few people are truly unable to learn. It is merely down to a lack of desire to do so, not the inability to do so.
That makes very little sense. Be implicit when describing what you are wanting. It's not too much to ask for a usable description.
How adept are you with PHP?
Scripted wrote:I found that having include configuration files in the php files is very inefficient.
I found the solution here using PHP Cache and want to share it with everyone, I hope that you can find it useful.
Cache a variable in the data store .
<?php
$bar = 'BAR';
apc_store('foo', $bar);
var_dump(apc_fetch('foo'));
?>
You can store any data type, object, etc.
Read more:
http://www.php.net/apc
Not everyone has an accelerator/cache, (or even APC specifically), installed. 
Also, it would be best to post a complete and working code block for future reference, just incase anyone does wish to use this method. Plus, do you have any figures regarding operational time differences between using includes and using the accelerator/cache?
esupergood wrote:I've moved into online CMS instead and I have enjoyed using Wordpress and more recently Textpattern
Okey dokey then. I'm gonna have to ask. 
How are they related to code/html editors?
You can search over on punres.org for any available mods for 1.2*.
Run the db_update script. That will update the current version in the config table. Either that or update the value of o_cur_version, (I believe that's the correct entry name, offhand), in the config table manually via your preferred DB admin tool.
SuperMAG wrote:MattF wrote:Try learning for once instead of always expecting someone else to do it for you.
How do u expect me to understand the php stuff without having courses or something like that. i do understand html and css a little, but php is very hard to understand.
The same way as anyone else. As you yourself noted the other week, when did we both join this board? In that time, (and neither of us had ever touched PHP back then), which one of us has never bothered to learn even the most basic of things regarding PHP? I damned well learned PHP from scratch, so you have no valid excuse whatsoever.
That's how the indicators work with 1.2*. Whether you read the topic or not has no effect on the new posts indicator. The timeout setting in the admin section decides for how long the new posts indicator is displayed.
SuperMAG wrote:I would like to encode the ip adresses in database too, but i dont understand what above posts are about.
can some one please make a detailed explanation on how to do that.
Try learning for once instead of always expecting someone else to do it for you.
SuperMAG wrote:lie2815 wrote:Uhmmm... somewhat (totally) off-topic:
Why can I see Rickard's IP as 127.0.0.1 as a guest???
sometimes it happens like that, i see my ip that in my forum.
Muppet. Not unless you're logged in as admin/mod you can't.
If it is a true enigma, there is no solution.
Baldilocks wrote:How can vBulletin suck when it has 10 times the resources available and dozens more usable features than PunBB?? I SERIOUSLY doubt any of you have ever used it.
You are comparing the feature set alone. Most have a wider criteria than merely how many extra bits a BB software has as standard.
The fact that this thread was posted on the PunBB forums, (a BB software specifically designed to be compact and minimal by default), is a bit of a giveaway that the feature set is not the primary consideration.
Btw, what exactly does: 'when it has 10 times the resources available' mean? A figure plucked out of the air or factual? Resources regarding what, btw?
Assuming your forum resides at the root of your site (i.e. http://example.org/):
- Add this to the appropriate section of your lighttpd.conf file:
server.error-handler-404 = "/rewrite.php"
I'll update the Flux wiki entry for that bit. The [dir] bit is obviously unneeded if it's at web root. It must have been an overzealous copy/paste on that bit.
The lines beginning with a minus sign are the original lines. The respective lines after them beginning with the plus sign are their replacements.
What exactly are the few lines of code before, including and after that snippet?
SuperMAG wrote:Can any one please give me a quick tip.
Inspect your page source.
dasunsrule32 wrote:Now is there a way for the chat box to stay on screen while scrolling down the page? This would be nifty, as to keep the chat box on screen at all times, so that people will use it.
Personally, I think that is a detestable idea. One of my real hates with sites where it occurs is those things which follow you around the page. A guaranteed way to make sure I never visit a site again.
At the end of the day, your site, your rules, but I would suggest reconsidering that idea.
You install 1.3* over the existing 1.2 installation. Hence the term upgrade. As always, make backups before doing anything.
esupergood wrote:there is no evidence that PR helps your ranks. you might even get penalised for trying to discredit links.
Isn't that a rather self-contradictory post?
Cleaning up these errors is your first port of call:
http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1 … Findex.php
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