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I've got 5.5.x. Not the most recent one, though. Just upgraded from 5.1.x about 3-4 weeks ago.

If anyone is interested, here's how I implemented SEO URLs on my forum: First off, my forum has a single point of entry, a front-end controller. This means that I catch all requests and handle them appropriately. The canonical URL for a topic looks like this (where the leading slash indicates forum ...

An array to set options which looks like this: So I don't have to remember the order of arguments. Plus I can leave out some of those options if I wanted to accept defaults.

I disagree with the poster on a few points, but I think that his argument does have some merit and isn't "completely irrelevant."

I found this to be an interesting rant on web forum systems, and maybe we can keep some parts of it in mind as we work on phpBB 4. http://it.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1421845&cid=29902621 by Malohin (167866) on Wednesday October 28 2009, @05:08PM (#29902621) This is not a new slogan. "Jo...

Highway of Life wrote: Such as uploading attachments to Amazon S3. But is that a different RFC?

Or storing the forum posts on S3.

One could keep track of failed log ins as well.

People talk about it, give arbitrary, non-sensical reasons as to why it wouldn't work, and all the while, nothing gets done.

ToonArmy wrote: or differencing could be used.

That's the ticket. There's no sense in storing the entire copy of each revision. Even Subversion stores diffs for each revision.

Xsit3d wrote:Do you guys have anything to do with the development of the phpBB source?

We are the secret underground test facility.