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Madoor wrote:When you detele a user the posts won't be deleted right!?
It's done (or at least almost done) in v1.2. You can choose (via a checkbox) to delete the posts or not when removing the user.
I assume it is an option 
Is 1.2 going to be strict or trans...?
i need a xhtml strict forum now.
please hurry up.. ;-)
It's strict so far and will stay that way subject to any usability concerns.
Why would anybody "need" a forum to be XHTML 1.0 Strict?
because they can be 1337 and have a strict site like no one else has?
because they can be 1337 and have a strict site like no one else has?
You will have to forgive my ignorance. All I know about 1337 is it was the start of the Hundred Years War. (from what I remember it was a bit like Euro 2004. England were beating France and then got clobbered in injury time)
yep, i would like to have a completely strict site, but not for any "title" such as 1337 but so my site is completely compliant with the most standards 
Paul: maybe because some people are parsing each page of their website in xslt to add templates (header, menu, footer), and because that only works with valid xhtml? 
Paul: maybe because some people are parsing each page of their website in xslt to add templates (header, menu, footer), and because that only works with valid xhtml?
Congratulations. That is a valid reason.
YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAh!!!:)
wow thx for that
Hello everyone (new poster),
Right now, the "Open links in new window" setting adds target="_blank" attributes in the code but that won't validate as Strict.
I'm curious: if v1.2 is going to be XHTML Strict, how will "Open links in new window" be implemented?
(I have a JavaScript add-on at my site for this and so I'm interested in how others are doing it.)
Right now, the "Open links in new window" setting adds target="_blank" attributes in the code but that won't validate as Strict.
I'm curious: if v1.2 is going to be XHTML Strict, how will "Open links in new window" be implemented?
(I have a JavaScript add-on at my site for this and so I'm interested in how others are doing it.)
Hi Shawn and welcome.
A very simple solution to problem has been implemented; the option to open links in a new window has been removed 
In those cases where the functionality of target="_blank" is really needed like bbcode help then a bit of inline javascript has been used.
Awesome. I always hated (in general) links opening in new windows. Glad to hear it is being done by default. :-)
I use this code for my new XHTML site ...
in <head></head>
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
function externalLinks() {
if (!document.getElementsByTagName) return;
var anchors = document.getElementsByTagName("a");
for (var i=0; i<anchors.length; i++) {
var anchor = anchors[i];
if (anchor.getAttribute("href") &&
anchor.getAttribute("rel") == "external")
anchor.target = "_blank";
}
}
window.onload = externalLinks;
-->
</script>When I want a link becomes NEW window (or if you use php) ...
simply add in your link
<a class="punBB" href="http://punbb.org" rel="external">PUNBB IS THE BEST FORUM EVER CREATED</a>rel="external"is used for future (see w3c web site)
I use this code for my new XHTML site ...
Thanks, nice solution and it's w3c approved.
Rod,
I'm doing something similar. But instead of looking for rel="external", I take the anchor tag's href and compare it against the domain of the current page(parsing as appropriate). Then the JavaScript adds "target=" attributes to all off-site links.
I use this code for my new XHTML site ...
in <head></head>
<script type="text/javascript"> <!-- function externalLinks() { if (!document.getElementsByTagName) return; var anchors = document.getElementsByTagName("a"); for (var i=0; i<anchors.length; i++) { var anchor = anchors[i]; if (anchor.getAttribute("href") && anchor.getAttribute("rel") == "external") anchor.target = "_blank"; } } window.onload = externalLinks; --> </script>When I want a link becomes NEW window (or if you use php) ...
simply add in your link
<a class="punBB" href="http://punbb.org" rel="external">PUNBB IS THE BEST FORUM EVER CREATED</a>rel="external"is used for future (see w3c web site)
That JavaScript was written by Kevin Yank and is explained in his article, New-Window Links in a Standards-Compliant World at SitePoint.com (in case you didn't know).
I knew it. And ? I haven't ever wrote "this is my script".
I knew it. And ?
It's good that you knew. But your post didn't indicate it, so other people reading your post would have no way of knowing.
When I said, "in case you didn't know," the 'you' is addressing anyone reading the post. I'm telling them where they can go to read more about the script and learn how it works and how to use it. It's a helpful pointer for people needing instructions.
I haven't ever wrote "this is my script".
By not writing, "this is someone else's script," the implication is that it's yours. It's always a good idea - and a matter of courtesy - to give credit where credit is due. The standard method for doing this with JavaScript is to name the author in a comment at the beginning of the script.
Whenever I change anything worth noting, I update the changelog, so please take time to review it now and then.
Here's the TODO list for PunBB 1.2:
- [DONE] Completely new, XHTML 1.0 Strict and semantically correct markup and CSS by Paul Sullivan.
- [DONE] Vertical admin navigation.
- [DONE] SQLite support.
- [DONE] Simple file-based caching of static data.
- [DONE] Make use of unbuffered database queries whenever possible.
- [DONE] More advanced BBCode pre-parsing.
- [DONE] Revised profile options (see this topic).
- [DONE] New upload code that works with open_basedir restrictions in effect.
- [DONE] Search for users in userlist.
- [DONE] Save IP address used during registration (see this topic).
- [DONE] Work with PHP error level E_ALL (i.e. initialize all variables before use).
- [DONE] Redirect forums (see this topic).
- [DONE] Ability to delete all of a specific users posts.
- [DONE] User language selection (in register.php and in profile.php).
- [DONE] More time zones (i.e. -3.5 for Newfoundland).
- [DONE] Post preview.
- Improved documentation by Bert Garcia.
- New markup for the admin interface by Paul Sullivan.
- Admin module system.
- User groups.
- Post moderation queue (see this topic).
- Some form of news system thingy (see this topic and this topic).
- BBCard support (XML? vCard?).
- Test, test, test.
This ToDo list is looking sexier by the minute! Just look at all those big bold [DONE]'s!
Man, I can't wait!
Oh... duh.... I guess I have to!
Man, I can't wait!
Oh... duh.... I guess I have to! =D
Not really, why not download and start playing with it?
http://punbb.org/download/in_development/
Does punbb use MySQL fulltext searching? *i cant seem to recall*
Does punbb use MySQL fulltext searching? *i cant seem to recall*
I think no, for compatible with other Databases (SQLite, Postgres)
Does punbb use MySQL fulltext searching? *i cant seem to recall*
No, it doesn't. I'm have considered adding support for it though. Probably not in 1.2 though.
Todd wrote:Man, I can't wait!
Oh... duh.... I guess I have to!
Not really, why not download and start playing with it?
http://punbb.org/download/in_development/
Well, I generally like to wait so I can see it in all its final release glory but.... maybe I can make an exception.... this time just for Pun.
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