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igorw

phpBB uses phpass for it's password hashing: http://www.openwall.com/phpass/ You can either use that directly or use the phpBB3 wrappers (by including common.php as explained by Brf) phpbb_hash($password) and phpbb_check_hash($password, $hash). Note that you cannot directly compare $hash to phpbb_ha...

igorw

Looks impressive. Any chance of using template inheritance?

igorw

Try removing this line:

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require("/My_Forums/includes/functions.php");

common.php already includes includes/functions.php, you should not include it again yourself.

igorw

Try this:

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$search = utf8_normalize_nfc(request_var('search', array(
   'title'      => '',
   'char'       => '',
   'order'      => '',
   'platform'   => array(0 => 0),
), true));

The default value is relative to the var you are requesting, not to GET/POST/REQUEST directly.

igorw

export all the emails to a CSV spreadsheet. This. I found this ruby library which makes parsing emails extremely easy (scroll down to "Reading an Email"). Not sure if something like this exists for PHP. You could use that to produce a YAML, XML, JSON, CSV or other format file, which then ...

igorw

First read Erik's link. Then

After:

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function phpBB_regis($username,$password,$email) {

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global $db;

Posting it here because it may not be quite obvious in this case.

igorw

You have 3 things you need to look at here. Initial page PHP Initial page template (incl. JavaScript) AJAX-requested page PHP The initial page is loaded, the PHP code is executed. It uses the template to then render that page. After that, you use AJAX (jQuery's $.ajax) to request the second page. On...

igorw

It does not make sense to validate a boolean. You just pass a boolean as second arg to request_var which will automatically cast it. For other validate_* functions just take a look at includes/functions_user.php.

igorw

Cool! Thanks for sharing! Here's another recent introductory guide I came across just recently: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/get- ... -with-git/

igorw

Hi, 'git push origin branchname' is just the general command you use to push your current branch to your fork on GitHub. It's addressed at everyone and is a very basic concept of git. So once you pushed your changes to your fork on GitHub, everyone can see them. You should make these changes on a to...

igorw

1. Define your own CAPTCHA constant in includes/constants.php, I will use "blog" as an example: define('CONFIRM_BLOG', 55); 2. On your page, initialize the CAPTCHA. This page needs to be (session) integrated into phpBB3. if ($config['enable_confirm']) { include($phpbb_root_path . 'includes...

igorw

First off, almost any statement regarding phpBB4 at this point is pure speculation. The phpBB 3.1 template system will use the same syntax as 3.0. Symfony includes some view handling (slots, etc) that use plain PHP syntax. Since the Twig template engine is remotely related to the Symfony family -- i...

igorw

Callum95 wrote:I hate flash anyway XD

Note that this issue is not directly related to flash itself.

igorw

AdamR wrote:2) You must similarly release the work under the terms of the GPL.

And thus also make the source code available to whom you distribute it. There are no commercial restrictions.

The GNU GPL FAQ (frequently asked questions) explains lots of aspects and special cases of the license.

igorw

Posts are stored in the phpbb_posts table, topics are stored in phpbb_topics. A topic has many posts.

Reading the posts is done in viewtopic.php, storing them is handled by the submit_post() function which is located in includes/functions_posting.php.

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