you can use them but only at your own risk. As the phpBB team says: "No MODs within this forum [the development forum, IPB_Refugee] should be used within a live environment!"
So when you have not only a testboard it's better to wait till MODs are released by the phpBB team. (Or, when you know php, you can check the MOD's code by yourself.)
One other point to bear in mind is that any mods that are here may not work with subsequent versions of phpbb3 due to code/database changes. This will be less of an issue once phpbb3 goes gold.
David Remember: You only know what you know and - you don't know what you don't know! My CDB Contributions | How to install an extension I will not be accepting translations for any of my extensions in Github - please post any translations in the appropriate topic. No support requests via PM or email as they will be ignored
The MODs are personal projects of people unaffiliated with the phpBB Teams (phpBB Group). As such we cannot give you a time frame for their release as that is up to each individual developer.
You use MODs at your own risk as always, with the added risk of in development MODs as being marked by the creator as still being in development, and not having undergone inspection by the phpBB Modifications Team for compatibility, security, and other issues.
Still no guarantees are made.
If you are happy with the potential consequences and know what you are doing, there is nothing I can do to stop you using the MODs other than giving my advice which echos the messages splayed around the forums, documentation, and even this post.
just a short question: The phpBB MOD Team doesn't release MODs that would not run with the gold version of Olympus, right? (That would definitely not be very funny in my opinion.)
just a short question: The phpBB MOD Team doesn't release MODs that would not run with the gold version of Olympus, right? (That would definitely not be very funny in my opinion.)
Regards
Wolfgang
If you look at the mods that have been released it says which version that they are compatible with and at the moment the only version that they can be compatible with is RC4. That is not to say that they will not work with a future version but it is the mod author's responsibility to ensure that their mod(s) are compatible with the latest release.
David Remember: You only know what you know and - you don't know what you don't know! My CDB Contributions | How to install an extension I will not be accepting translations for any of my extensions in Github - please post any translations in the appropriate topic. No support requests via PM or email as they will be ignored
(I think that there will not be many MODs released before the gold version will come over us and therefore I don't expect problems. But I'm not sure if it's very clever to release MODs that might not be compatible with Olympus. But I _am_ sure that the MOD team knows that and will make the right decisions.)