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Other software / Re: Once upon a time...
« on October 21st, 2011, 12:03 PM »
:yahoo:
Well, I've already looked in the PersonalMessage.template.php, but I can't find where it generates the body textarea... The only textarea I've found threre is the one for reporting a message... :hmm:
I want to do something very simple: send other arguments to ?action=pm;sa in order to populate the subject and body fields with certain content... :)
Well, I've already looked in the PersonalMessage.template.php, but I can't find where it generates the body textarea... The only textarea I've found threre is the one for reporting a message... :hmm:
I want to do something very simple: send other arguments to ?action=pm;sa in order to populate the subject and body fields with certain content... :)
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Other software / Once upon a time...
« on October 21st, 2011, 11:36 AM »
... there was a smf community member that replies to every tech related question about smf in about 5 or 10 minutes. :)
I've posted a simple question 30 minutes ago, when will I have a reply? :eheh:
P.S. - Off course: thank you Arantor for all the support you gave me in smf forum in the past. :)
I've posted a simple question 30 minutes ago, when will I have a reply? :eheh:
P.S. - Off course: thank you Arantor for all the support you gave me in smf forum in the past. :)
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The Pub / Re: Improving SSI - if you use SSI, your opinion will be most desirable here
« on October 21st, 2011, 09:30 AM »
I agree... I'm one of those guy using SSI only for autentication (and smf-db related functions). The only function I use is ssi_welcome. :)
About your idea? I think it's a good one, since you can obtain 2 things: faster load[1] and cleaner code!
But I have no experiences with autoloader, so I can't figure out now the real performances... :)
:edit: no, I use parse_bbc also! :eheh:
About your idea? I think it's a good one, since you can obtain 2 things: faster load[1] and cleaner code!
But I have no experiences with autoloader, so I can't figure out now the real performances... :)
:edit: no, I use parse_bbc also! :eheh:
| 1. | My experiences with SSI.php teached me that it has an average resource consumption for server that is at least 4 o 5 times greater as other smf pages... |
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Off-topic / Re: The larger topic on your forum...
« on October 18th, 2011, 09:09 AM »Link! :p
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Off-topic / Re: The larger topic on your forum...
« on October 17th, 2011, 02:55 PM »
Average of 30 posts per topic. :)
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Off-topic / The largest topic on your forum...
« on October 17th, 2011, 02:20 PM »
... how many posts does it count? :eheh:
I have a thread with 15740 posts... :^^;:
I have a thread with 15740 posts... :^^;:
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Features / Re: The calendar
« on October 10th, 2011, 10:45 AM »
I think that birthday support has to be plugin too, maybe a part of the calendar plugin (but available as option).
The only important thing, imho, is that the DOB field has to be part of the default forum profile fieldset. :)
The only important thing, imho, is that the DOB field has to be part of the default forum profile fieldset. :)
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Features / Re: The calendar
« on October 7th, 2011, 03:43 PM »
Not sure if i may post here but...
I just wanted to share with you my "solution" for calendar (or better, for event management). I've disabled the calendar in SMF because in fact it slows my forum (quite sensible differences). But I still need a way to let users insert their events.
So, I've setted up a hidden board (I've created a public child board on a private board, so the index doesn't shwo that board), and a user can insert a topic only by using the custom form (I use a smf mod to do that). So the board has a lot of new topics and the first post is always formatted as you can see here:
http://forum.artistimarziali.org/index.php?topic=9474.0
then, there is a cron job (it runs every hour) that reads all first posts in that board and creates some text files:
The first file is used by a home script that reads all events and shows them through that interface:
http://home.artistimarziali.org/?page=eventi
The second file is used by another cron job (that runs every day), to remove old topics.
The rest of files are read by the board template. If you load, for example, the board 33:
http://forum.artistimarziali.org/index.php?board=33.0
the template includes the file 33.html, and shows it at the top of the board list, with the upcoming events.
I know, the system is not the best design but... It's very fast. And I only use a particular board, I've not implemented other tables. :)
I just wanted to share with you my "solution" for calendar (or better, for event management). I've disabled the calendar in SMF because in fact it slows my forum (quite sensible differences). But I still need a way to let users insert their events.
So, I've setted up a hidden board (I've created a public child board on a private board, so the index doesn't shwo that board), and a user can insert a topic only by using the custom form (I use a smf mod to do that). So the board has a lot of new topics and the first post is always formatted as you can see here:
http://forum.artistimarziali.org/index.php?topic=9474.0
then, there is a cron job (it runs every hour) that reads all first posts in that board and creates some text files:
- A json file with an ordered array of all events.
- A textfile with the IDs of all expired events.
- A list of files, numbered from 1.html to nnn.html (where nnn is the max board ID)
The first file is used by a home script that reads all events and shows them through that interface:
http://home.artistimarziali.org/?page=eventi
The second file is used by another cron job (that runs every day), to remove old topics.
The rest of files are read by the board template. If you load, for example, the board 33:
http://forum.artistimarziali.org/index.php?board=33.0
the template includes the file 33.html, and shows it at the top of the board list, with the upcoming events.
I know, the system is not the best design but... It's very fast. And I only use a particular board, I've not implemented other tables. :)
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Plugins / Re: Add-on Manager: Mechanics
« on September 30th, 2011, 11:47 AM »
Well... I think that it is a great way to manage the add-ons.
You know: I feel my itchy hands cannot wait to write something... :eheh:
You know: I feel my itchy hands cannot wait to write something... :eheh:
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Development blog / Re: Anniwersary
« on August 26th, 2011, 08:12 AM »Thanks everyone :)
Soms, just wanted to point out that for now, there will not be any converters for SMF 1.x, only for SMF 2.0...
You know, as I heard about wedge, I didn't upgrade to 2.0 final, I'm still with a patched RC 4 (as this forum as well :niark:).
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Off-topic / Re: PHP IDE for windows
« on June 24th, 2011, 12:02 PM »
I use gedit, you can install it in windows also[1]! :eheh:
http://live.gnome.org/Gedit/Windows
http://live.gnome.org/Gedit/Windows
| 1. | Never tried and never will try. |
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Off-topic / Re: SMF4Mobile in splitview template
« on June 14th, 2011, 11:11 PM »How did you know its usable at 240x320?
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Off-topic / Re: SMF4Mobile in splitview template
« on June 14th, 2011, 09:19 PM »very well done! :)