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Using that example above, and adding a made up extra exclusion, the syntax would be:

if ($pun_user['is_guest'] && ($action != 'change_pass' || $action != '[some made up action]'))
{
        require_once PUN_ROOT.'header.php';
        message("No guest access allowed.");
}

It's an O.S forum. You have the option, (and code), to do with it as you will. What you expect and what most require may be two very different things. Personally, I'd detest the profile page if it contained all the crap required, by default, to allow users to enter all the annoying contact/link details some of them wish to enter. They aren't needed. Period. If you want to add them, modify the code. What is already available is quite enough for most. The beauty of PunBB is the fact that it doesn't contain all the crud and bells and whistles that a lot of other forum software does. If you want shiny things and buttons to drool at, there are other forums available with all that useless bumph within the default install.

Then just enter whatever message you wish to have displayed within the message("[Your message here]") bit, instead of a language file entry.

It does exactly what you asked. It allows guests to access the change pass section and nothing else within the profile.php script.

Add whatever else you need to that exclusion.

However, what happened to the etiquette regarding .com/.co.uk, i.e: all coutry/nation domains being business based, and the likes of .org/.info and suchlike being for completely different usage? Not everything in life should be construed as a cash cow. A domain name is important. Simple fact. This advertising links obsession these days is an extreme annoyance, out of accepted bounds, however.

There's an updated multiple question/answer version of that mod.

http://punbb.org/forums/viewtopic.php?id=16076

Have you changed the base URI of the forum without first altering it in the admin section? If you have not got shell access to the server, you'll probably have to use the mysqladmin thingy if you have it available.

I believe 'o_base_url' in [db-prefix]_config is the one you need to change.

That will place them as an unbroken output though, will it not? Should that not be:

<?php echo "$user['firstname'] $user['surname']"; ?>

for proper firstname[:space:]lastname type output?

Just a quick question on this one again. Could this actually be related to a problem with the version of pgsql I'm running, (with it being an older version), or is the problem likely to be external to pgsql? i.e: should pgsql itself stop this condition occuring if/when it's behaving correctly? Merely asking because I can try updating the db version, (if that might be of any use), to see if the condition still exists.

Thanks again,

Matt

In the appropriate lang file, for example with the register link, change from:

'Register'        =>      'Register',

to something like:

'Register'        =>      '<img src="'.$pun_config['o_base_url'].'/img/buttons/register.png" alt="Register" />',

Cheers. Apologies for not mentioning the db type earlier. If it's of any use, the specific version running here is:

PostgreSQL 7.4.16

Just as a slight sidetrack thought, is it possible that if the user theoretically manages to somehow login twice within the same second, that they would have two logged entries from the check_cookie function? Must admit, can't quite grasp that function, but that is the one which sees to logging the user?