ok I've finally remembered this. I've fixed the bug you mentioned, gugglegum, and also fixed it to update user bookmarks, user discussion watch and user comment/discussion count. I'll upload it after I sort something out with the sql queries.
I'm…
oops, in making the js include more selective I managed to forget that it has settings required for the roles pages... fixed now; you should see the options at the bottom of the role page.
hmm, good point about the javascript, I seemed to have forgotten that...
And yes, if you enable the settings, users will be able to remove their own comments and, when there are no replies, discussions. Modifying it to only allow users to remove t…
ok I've finally remembered this. I've fixed the bug you mentioned, gugglegum, and also fixed it to update user bookmarks, user discussion watch and user comment/discussion count. I'll upload it after I sort something out with the sql queries.
I'm…
oops, in making the js include more selective I managed to forget that it has settings required for the roles pages... fixed now; you should see the options at the bottom of the role page.
hmm, good point about the javascript, I seemed to have forgotten that...
And yes, if you enable the settings, users will be able to remove their own comments and, when there are no replies, discussions. Modifying it to only allow users to remove t…
switching servers probably screwed up the encoding, and caused unserialize to balk. it's not really a problem with signatures, per se, it's more to do with php's serialization.
hmm, everything running's fine for me; not sure why it wouldn't be working on your forum... the preg_replace call does look like the following, correct?$Text = preg_replace(
array(
"/\[url=((?>[^\]]+))\]((?>[^[]+))\[\/url\]/ie",
"/\…
I've fixed the regex in the latest release (ie. 1.2); it should be working now. I wouldn't recommend changing instances of (?>[^[]+) or (?>[^]]+) to .+?, as it will make the regular expression much more inefficient.
I don't think you can do anything on the server-side, as the images will be hosted on different servers. what you could do, if you wanted, is a) modify the html replacement in default.php to limit the dimensions of the image (eg. with css), or b) s…
hmm, if you've correctly applied the modification and have entered a signature for youself it should be showing up under your comments. your preference should be set, by default, to 'show signatures in comments', but maybe for some reason it was di…
because, as you'll notice in the call to SignatureRender, I need access to the array of mysql results ($Row), because it adds a field to the query which isn't accounted for in Comment::GetPropertiesFromDataSet
I suppose I should have said, ideally …
@local: are you sure you applied the modification correctly? it sounds suspiciously like there's some sort of fatal error in the comments theme file.
@stash: well it's possible, but it'd probably be more trouble than it's worth. the extension wou…
switching servers probably screwed up the encoding, and caused unserialize to balk. it's not really a problem with signatures, per se, it's more to do with php's serialization.
hmm, everything running's fine for me; not sure why it wouldn't be working on your forum... the preg_replace call does look like the following, correct?$Text = preg_replace(
array(
"/\[url=((?>[^\]]+))\]((?>[^[]+))\[\/url\]/ie",
"/\…
I've fixed the regex in the latest release (ie. 1.2); it should be working now. I wouldn't recommend changing instances of (?>[^[]+) or (?>[^]]+) to .+?, as it will make the regular expression much more inefficient.