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There is a tutorial on this precise subject linked in the Sticky at the top of this Forum - "Readme before posting". The link is here by the way. After supporting communities for a couple of years now, I know there are plenty of people out there who still cannot find what you are referenc...

Hello, Try this: Open bbcode_box.js or your post_body.tpl Find: function initInsertions() { After add: var baseHeight; Find: function emoticon(text) { var txtarea = document.post.message; After add: var baseHeight; if (is_ie && typeof(baseHeight) != 'number') baseHeight = document.selection....

freddie wrote: will that be for phpbb2 or phpbb3 ?

I have not looked at phpBB3's code yet, but I would probably develop it for phpBB 2, then port it to 3.

Hello,

I'm afraid I did not get your PM or emails.

You have permission to continue the MOD. I do have plans in the future to make aBBCode Gen2, which will be much more efficient than BBCode Box. That will be several months though.

I'm looking forward to the release, and will test things out for you. I am going to apply the code changes you gave me tonight.

How about a demo?

Why are you going to wait until phpBBHacks hosts it before you give us any means of installing/previewing it?

This looks great. Would you be able to provide a demo account?

mgutt wrote:

neox3 wrote:but the URLs are now containg the caracter ',' something my users are complaining about

And where is the problem?

Mine too.

http://www.v2.hvmdesign.com/portfolio,cat,1.html

Is

http://www.v2.hvmdesign.com/portfololio.php?cat=1

I do not want commas.

Shhhh

There is a Topic Ratings MOD out there, no idea who makes it.
Syndication would be the infamous phpBB Fetchall.
There is a knowledge base MOD by haplo, can't find the link to it.

Hello,

The WYSIWYG doesn't seem to be working.

Hello,

You should alter your topic title and post to match the MOD Development Forum Rules.

Hello,

Another FasterFox user I see

Yours says alot more than mine does

Hello,

SenorSexy wrote: Actauly i was comparing load times the other day and this one is much faster, the old one added about 30 queries where this adds about 6.

Really?

It takes about 15 seconds for FF to load this, but 1-3 for the other one.

Hello,

That means you already have the field in the database. Do not worry about it.