Well, at the present there is not a discussion about that. For those whom don't know 'CH for phpBB2' I would suggest them to do a rapid search with google against phpbb.com.
Having just sub-forums isn't enought IMO, please consider that and discuss.
Sub-Sub-Sub forums and Categories like CH for phpbb2
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Re: Sub-Sub-Sub forums and Categories like CH for phpbb2
You can create a subforum hierarchy as deep as you'd like -- there's even a test sub-sub-forum here on Area51.
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Re: Sub-Sub-Sub forums and Categories like CH for phpbb2
The only thing I'm not too happy about is:
Assume forum structure Forum A -> Subforum B
If user has view permisions for subforum B but not forum A, then the only way they can access it is via a direct link
This does make permissions abit more of a hassle, the only issue is showing that a forum exists but the breadcrumbs identify this anyway. Allowing forums "to the left" view only and no threads or posts or buttons could be good. Any comments?
Assume forum structure Forum A -> Subforum B
If user has view permisions for subforum B but not forum A, then the only way they can access it is via a direct link
This does make permissions abit more of a hassle, the only issue is showing that a forum exists but the breadcrumbs identify this anyway. Allowing forums "to the left" view only and no threads or posts or buttons could be good. Any comments?
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Re: Sub-Sub-Sub forums and Categories like CH for phpbb2
I think you should try 'CH for phpBB2' out and get used to it before.. let me know if you want a direct link where to download the latest version. It is a little bit more complicated and wonderful than you think, my guess.Phil wrote:You can create a subforum hierarchy as deep as you'd like -- there's even a test sub-sub-forum here on Area51.
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Re: Sub-Sub-Sub forums and Categories like CH for phpbb2
I don't understand what you're trying to suggest. What is allowed in Categories Hierarchy that is not available in 3.0's category system?
Re: Sub-Sub-Sub forums and Categories like CH for phpbb2
This:imkingdavid wrote:I don't understand what you're trying to suggest. What is allowed in Categories Hierarchy that is not available in 3.0's category system?
Nelsaidi wrote:The only thing I'm not too happy about is:
Assume forum structure Forum A -> Subforum B
If user has view permisions for subforum B but not forum A, then the only way they can access it is via a direct link
This does make permissions abit more of a hassle, the only issue is showing that a forum exists but the breadcrumbs identify this anyway. Allowing forums "to the left" view only and no threads or posts or buttons could be good. Any comments?