That board have a mod that touches about 23/25 files actually.
It seems a nice job but before to FTP it to the server I'll double check the whole stuff with my comparison apps.
Thanks Devs.

Again, this is not a support topic, so please keep your support requests to your support topic.ludrio wrote:Massive BBcode parse problem! No smileys, bbcodes etc. parsing in posts.
http://www.phpbb.com/community/viewtopi ... &t=1295835
In his defense someone wrongly posted in his thread in the support forum telling him to go here and post for support.iWisdom wrote:Again, this is not a support topic, so please keep your support requests to your support topic.
I got this warning message in my ACP since 3.0.3Your config file (config.php) is currently world-writable. We strongly encourage you to change the permissions to 640 or at least to 644 (for example: chmod 640 config.php).
My thought exactly... I updated the small of the two forums I have, because the 2 -3 mods that it had generated no conflicts at all.3Di wrote: as a matter of fact my live board it's till on 3.0.2 because I need a little more time to be sure all it's fine, by my side.
If your host offers sub-domains the answer is quite simple... set up your site atChriZathens wrote:But for the big one the conversion is by now only at localhost. The problem here is that if there are not many members visiting you maybe won't find a bug by yourself...![]()
But it is the best you can do...
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Yes, this is correct.figo wrote: so what im asking is, if i encounter no conflicts using the auto updater, i have to go download all my ftp files right? so i can do more mods in the future right?