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No reason to be rude, it was said or at least I intrepeted that someone asked to replace php validation with this. I only said that isn't needed for sure, and it can just be added as an extra layer without touching php. Done within a second. Only has benefits. :) To clarify my earlier point: only a...

As far as I can tell the only browser that doesn't support the attribute is safari? How much work are we talking about? When doing a search on both prosilver and adm styles I got 150 hits for the text, email and password types...many of which are, probably, in the same html file. AFAIK IE9 and belo...

Rhino.Freak wrote: ↑Fri May 06, 2016 7:06 amthis is what I'm talking about guys. Anyone understand me?

We do. However it is not supported by all browsers that we support, and one could argue, that then we should move all form validations to the front end, which is fine, but a rather huge amount of work.

Take it easy guys. Please.

If not, then as far as i know any other sorts of modification to this is on the very bottom of the priority list. That's just the same like to say never ! Never say never i guess, also the URLs with routes are probably easier to rewrite, so in that regard, as we naturally go towards that direction ...

Is the URL of the FAQ page constitutes a "human readable" url? If so, then that style will come to multiple places in the future (slowly, but it will). If not, then as far as i know any other sorts of modification to this is on the very bottom of the priority list. I'm not a coder but I think it wou...

juliokr wrote: ↑Tue May 03, 2016 11:09 am One week later the "small thing" looks more than a "big" thing ???

It is a small thing, but nothing we can do about it, so it won't be in rc1 most likely.

The problem with WYSIWYG integration into the core is that as far as I can tell, there is no released WYSIWYG editor currently out there which could be easily extended in a way that it would support custom BBCodes (and when a WYSIWYG editor will be integrated into the core it must support all functi...

b2 was released before 3.1.9 therefore there is no migration available.

1) Clone your own fork.
2) make the changes
3) commit them (use the right commit message format)
4) push your branch to your fork
5) go to github.com/phpbb/phpbb and create a pull request (you will see a button for it on github)