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seeing what the new admin style looks like... can't wait can't wait!!

well.. here is the "slow" part

a user clicks a button --> traffic --> to server 1
server needs categorie from ---> traffic --> server 2
server 2 sends info --> traffic --> to server 1
server 1 compiles and --> traffic --> send info to user

Even for the smallest thing a full blown connection ...

I guess it means you have to make the changes in all 6 templates then.. wouldn't it

yes.. you can do that
<!-- IF S_USER_LOGGED_IN -->
<!-- IF COOL -->
do this
<!-- ELSE -->
do that
<!-- ENDIF -->
<!-- ENDIF -->
that would be the proper grammar for it
as far as I know.. you can use variables as long as they are numbers.. i.e.
$template->assign_vars(array('COOL' => '2 ...

not sure what you mean by that..
but as you can see.. you have the main page in area51.phpbb.com and the forums in area51.php.com/phpbb/ the forum resides in a diff directory

another simple way to make a login page is using the template system
edit the index template with the
<!-- IF S_USER_LOGGED ...

in case you're browsing the forum as somebody else??
but then you prob wouldn't see the admin link

nothing shows up cuz it isn't coded in there, and why even bother? My FF fills it in automaticely.. username & password.. don't see the point of writing all kinds of codes if the browser does it for ...

Will you have to manually insert code into the head section of pages in order to put meta tags in, like before or will they be dynamically generated.


as far as with the current CVS... you need to put it in yourself.
the headers are pretty empty.. as usual

@Delicata: you can't have them on 2.0 ...

so far... with the buggy system and all ;) (the template system still needs some work) it's a breeze

no more tpl files, but plain html, which makes it easier for wysiwyg editors
but if you don't know CSS-2 then start learning, although it's very self-explaining. NIce features, nice tools... now ...

icoweb wrote: While phpBB are currently finding a patch for phpBB 2.0.11

seems to me icoweb knows more about the work that is going on then the workers themselves.. 8O

The live-one still runs on php4 and mysql4 using phpBB2.0.11
but since we are doing an overhaul to php5, might as well upgrade the db then too :D
the forum is integrated in our system... or was it the other way around.. but with all the new upgrades available, might as well do it all at once ...