Development Discussion Board

flobby22 wrote:You´re soooo competent, Rotsblok...

You're new around here aren't you?

yup... as unfortunate as that is, the CVS is WAY behind this dev board. Or at least it was last time i checked.

I never said i didn't know how to fix it. I just said that if the CVS is not ment to be stable and they have at least some partially working features on this board that aren't in the CVS, why not put them in the CVS? As far as I understand, the CVS is ment to be a constantly updated set of code that...

"The simplest explaination most often tends to be the correct one."

true. I just thought that they would at least put in the KNOWN stuff that works from the dev board into the CVS. For example the syntax error on line 198 of viewtopic.php has been there for a long amount of time and no one has taken the time to update the CVS release. I'm just saying that there is s...

16.1 in TFT laptop display

running at 1600 x 1200 @ 85Hz

(Sure is a battery sucker though)

okay cyber alien is entirely correct. If your having problems with the app your using then dump it. And if you need a WYSIWYG editor, then you really ought to go out and buy yourself a good html book and then do it by hand with something like notepad (or notepad2). In the long run, actually knowing ...

ya you can, but lets say you already had attatchments on your 2.0.x board. Then it will just replace the interface and move the files rather than wiping it clean. And as far as the mods go, most of them should be able to be converted. Either by the modder or by you if you have enough knowledge in SQ...

indeed. Thats especially dangerous in PHP, with the whole URL variable insertion thing. You know if you don't set the variable to something, then you can just do something like "http://somedomain.com/file.php?var=forced" and it will set the variable to what you told it to set.

they should still let us download the dev board source, even if its seperate from the CVS. That way we can see how to fix our source and they don't have to worry about stupid support questions.