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There it is: Works like a champ! Thanks for helping get my head on straight, Brf!

You ought to be able to do the same thing as cited in the post you mention, but direct it towards the user_id of the poster, instead of the forum. Essentially adding "WHERE user_id != $user_id" (where $user_id is the excluded user) to the query when it goes in.

I decided to hit this right where it starts before any bbcode parsing, etc., really takes place. So, in posting.php, around line 666: if ($submit || $preview || $refresh) { $post_data['topic_cur_post_id'] = request_var('topic_cur_post_id', 0); $post_data['post_subject'] = utf8_normalize_nfc(request_...

Look at the way the existing includes in phpBB work. They are always relative to $phpbb_root_path include($phpbb_root_path . 'common.' . $phpEx); Of course! D'oh! So, if I'm including something higher in the site heirarchy, I'd do: include('../' . $phpbb_root_path . 'common.' . $phpEx); I really ca...

Thank you. I gave this some consideration, too, before posting. It's not a style issue, and I didn't think it was a Mod writer's question, as it's more of question relating to phpbb3 and its use of relative paths. Oh, well, not the first time I've been wrong. So...any mod writers left, or has everyo...

So, this has been bugging me for a while, and I simply solved the issue with absolute path calls, but I'm wondering if there's a more elegant solution. I've modified my overall header to include outside files, such as calendar displays, etc. I'v done this via functions.php, adding a new template var...

I'm still searching everywhere for a flow chart or order of events for the phpbb3 posting process. I've never dug deeply into it, and don't want to break it by fiddling. With all the functions pulling me back and forth, tracing it has been a bear so far. Obviously, I'm starting in posting.php, and t...

Search the mod database for SEO mods. There are many that do what you seek, although they are not as necessary as they used to be. Good luck!

I would look into adding a new permission set, instead. Check out the wiki for details:

https://wiki.phpbb.com/Tutorial.Permiss ... permission

But would this not mean that the "new" member who was posting in all good faith would be told that they were in the wrong place and be directed to the "correct" place where they would have to enter the post again? If so then it is, in my opinion, a sure fire way to alienate new ...

I've been considering this for a while, now, and I'm going to sit down this week and accomplish it, come hell or high water...here's the thought: Like many other boards, we have a specific forum or topic put aside for Jokes, another for videos, etc. Also like many other boards, we have people coming...

Alright! Thanks, and CHEERS!

I'm digging around, trying to sift through various functions, sessions.php, etc., and having a tough time finding this. I'd like not to have to make a data call for every time the header is referenced, if I can just use the $user->data[] array...

Where can this best be done?

I recommend hiring a freelancer for this job. it is extensive to install, but looks to be worth it. I'm still working on it, myself.

The only thing I can think of is that the cron job is set to 0 * * * * . Any ideas? My cron isn't working at all. I have to manually renew all subscriptions...didn't have to before... I made the mistake of updating my install to the most recent downloads. Pretty much nothing works the way it's supp...