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Or not.
"Slow now" is not an indicator that it won't be massively busy in the future. Or at least as massively busy as it was when more things were going on.

Firefox ever since about version 3.

the only problems I have with sites are those that I cause myself because I use NoScript. Some sites are so deeply blacklisted that nothing that depends on them works either.

Since I have not seen references to this anywhere else, I'm seeding the idea here.

So did no one else get that idea from watching the Kessel Run?

If you want to see a terrific example of what phpBB can be, go look at BOB.
That board may have some great things under the hood, but you don't get a second chance to make a good first impression -- and it makes a less-than-desirable first impression. After seeing the (essentially-unmodified ...

If you want to see a terrific example of what phpBB can be, go look at BOB. http://www.forumtopics.com/busobj/ It's a forum AND a technical Q&A board. It's been heavily MODed for both user need and admin needs. It's a frequent target of spammers and have a very large active global user base.

As a ...

Actually I think that any tag that gets input that is unexpected ought to display an error message. For instance the URL tag if it gets a badly formed URL. Most posts don't get a preview before they're submitted, so on that page that pops up after submission would be a good place to post the message ...

Also, please don't bump 2 year old topics ;)

The point of an archive is specifically so that it can be revived - otherwise it would be pruned.

Sure the guy was in the wrong place, but newbies don't know which functions are ACP things and which are sftp/vi things (or notepad for you Windows guys ...

Google is your friend

Some ideas discussed here (5th hit)
http://drupal.org/node/27245

For this one they may have also solved the issue, but I cant tell (3rd hit)
http://www.phpclasses.org/browse/package/4291.html

This one seems the most promising? (6th hit)
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Happy coding!

Oh and ...

Oh, I see you also want a language translation for forum names too.

That is trickier. I did leave out some details in my earlier reply, but this is a different animal.

My earlier solution is not what you want.

For programmatic languages there are the various language files, but you are wanting ...

I believe the point is to have the site name be configurable per language setting.

The "simple" way to implement this would be to put the site name in one of the the language files

\language\en\common.php
'SITE_NAME' => 'My Cool Bulletin board',

or

\language\de\common.php
'SITE_NAME' => 'Mein ...