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I searched around for a bit, and was unable to find any results... Is there a reason why when viewing the Moderator Control Panel, the navlinks for the main breadcrumb's in the page_header and page_footer are not retained? In my opinion, this would allow for easier and more logical access to leaving...

At the check files step, I receive an internal server error 400 from my shared host after a minute or so of what appears to be, hopefully, files being checked...

Ideas?

Not experiencing any performance issues at all actually, just experimenting with some ideas.

Marshalrusty wrote: You of course mean the install folder, which is the root folder of your forum.

Of course, my mistake. In the haste of my response I stand corrected; my original post has also been edited to reflect this change.

First off.. deep breaths; demanding help makes you sound needy, and needy people basically just get ignored. Second off, if you do not understand that you simply upload the upgrade_to_latest.php file to the install folder of your forum, direct your browser to that page, let it run it's course, then ...

Okay.. The easiest way that I can explain this, is that it's easier for the parser to look through the post and replace the bbcode_uid, than search for a multitude of different types of bbcodes. There are 11 BBCodes installed in vanilla phpBB, and countless other additions. With some codes being abl...

Hmm.. Did find a javascript version, which may be okay but I still will have to run a garbage collection within a set interval of time. Hmm..

I googled and snooped around but came up short, so I come here for some help. Can anyone point me towards an example or idea, to see if it is possible to envoke code when someone leaves your website? Either when closing the window or visiting another site. My theory is to have smart sessions that ca...

The profile fields would be best forwarded to ptirhiik who's User Control Panel, included with his new Categories Hierarchy, will do exactly this and more. Sadly, I've already made many of these MODs myself, but they are very Categories Hierarchy specific and I do not plan on digressing.

Okay, I understand.

Please forgive me, but I can't say that I understand the point.

Already did, see the first line of this topic. With respect I don't think it helps though as you now need to use "$userdata['session_id'];" in the logout link. Pete If the SID is already there, append_sid() won't (or shouldn't) append another SID. This is true, hence why directly using the $user_da...

I love you Ptirhiik.

Back from the dead, anyone know if this is still necessary?

geocator wrote: I am not a security expert by any means, but I see no problem with chnging the way stuff if passed to functions.

Neither do I, but I was just curious.