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You can use phpBB3 reCAPTCHA MOD.

Gplaya4lyfe, you forgot about something, or your replies don't have titles.

amu1983, you have probably forgotten about main install.xml.

MODX format has already accommodated as MODification description format but honestly, it's not perfect. Moreover, it's bad. That's why we decided to start this topic, write about MODX defects and try to think what should be done with this. What's wrong with MODX? MODX file contains both metadata and...

Probably your PDO doesn't have MySQL driver. Try to remove this line - if there would be another error, it won't work until server admin will install PDO_MYSQL.

Yes, I will submit it when phpBB.com will start to accept XPKG MODs to MODDB.

Name: phpBB3 Sitemap Authors: LEW21 , faw Description: Script, that generates sitemaps in sitemaps.org format. Version: 1.1.1 Requirements: PHP5, PHP extensions: PDO, XMLWriter Target phpBB version: 3.0.x Features: Generated Sitemaps are supported by all popular search engines (Google, Yahoo, Micro...

prasham, run this SQL query: moustafamin, are you sure that you need passworded forums and not correct forum permissions?

You can make some texts larger by adding style="font-size: Xem" to HTML elements that contain it. (X is a number)

You can change date format in UCP.

Open install.xml and template/subsilver.xml in your web browser and follow the instructions.

Launchpad has just imported phpBB's trunk and 3.0 line, so now it's possible to use Bazaar VCS . It has much better support for Windows and Mac OS than Git, and it's much simpler. To get phpBB's trunk code, type following instruction in your console: bzr branch lp:phpbb/trunk (It will create new di...

fornit, you don't have to replace /phpBB3/language/en/acp/permissions_phpbb.php. You can just add /phpBB3/language/en/mods/permissions_coppermine.php file, and phpBB3 will automagically include it.

Dogs and things, If I would want to make my site IE6-compatible, I would have to drop some of its features. For example, I would have to resign from using XHTML2 in my site's wiki, because it doesn't have <img/> tag and IE6 doesn't support adding images by <object/> tag. I would have to use XHTML1 (...

If you don't want people to view it / use it, then why put it on the internet to begin with? I want people to view it / use it, but I can't find any reason why I should work much more to allow accessing my page with a browser that isn't a browser. If I would be payed to make it accessible from IE, ...

There is only one good solution: release everything on Creative Commons licenses.

With IE I can't browse some valid pages, compliant to all W3C standards (like the project of new phpBB3.PL), so it's not full Internet browser; I could only call it "part of the Internet browser".