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May 15, 200618 yr Alot of these ideas are great and should be considered, however I will only vote for one. I think it would be most beneficial to have a feature on the warn panel to ban the user's ip address from the forums and of course along with their username.
May 15, 200618 yr Not sure if this has been mentioned but a lot of my members set a forum to be watched and then either change their e-mail or are never seen again! This results in me received miriads of returned e-mails bah! I would like an admin option to control members individual settings! :rolleyes:
May 15, 200618 yr I forgot to include a suggestion that would help out people using the transaction system on IPB, on the "Manage Transactions", when you have a long list of subscriptions and theres a check box for each, I think you should have a check box at the very top that will select/deselect all of the subscriptions on that page, otherwise it takes awhole lot of time to click each one, especially when I have so many pages.
May 21, 200618 yr - Members Online Today Cache the "who's visiting" results for topics and forums Reason for Editing Restrict PM Abilities Via Warn Panel Restrict Chat Abilities via Warn Panel Restrict Signature Editing Ability via Warn Panel [b]Log IP Address on Login Attempt[/b] Cache Signatures JavaScript Manager [b]Dynamic BBCode[/b] [b]CSS Manager [/b] these I say should be at least 2.2 or 3.0 the ones in BOLD I feel no matter what should be added ASAP :thumbsup:
May 29, 200618 yr great suggestions! want to add mine: Ability to "Star" topics, much like Gmail's system! Ability to add notes for each member for future reference
May 29, 200618 yr I'd like to see an option that hides the subforums listings under each forum on the index page. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
June 28, 200618 yr ban a user via warn panel I agree 110% :whistle: Moderators should at least be able to set ONLY members ino the banned group via warn panel, same with admins it would make my life much much easier and i'm sure millions of other IPB users as well! Otherwise we will just have idiots deleting their cookies and re-registering to do the same crap all over again >_<
June 30, 200618 yr great suggestions! want to add mine: Ability to "Star" topics, much like Gmail's system! Ability to add notes for each member for future reference +1 just like saving them as your favorite topics or something -Also, I think IPB should have "Edit Counter" when a user edits a post, count how many times they editted the post and show it :D Something likeThis post has been edited by Me: Today, Yesterday or w/e at 00:00 AM; 3 times in total or something better?
June 30, 200618 yr Actually there is a way to do fast reply with ajax that wouldnt be so bad. When you hit submit it could check to see if your post will be on the same page you're posting, if any posts are before yours (or missing), or if any have changed and make the adjustments. If your post ends up on the next page, redirect the page (the normal way) to the page where your post will be. Basically you use ajax to make the post and update the page ONLY if the change is minute, and if it's big enough just redirect like normal. Speaking of which I need to update soon. Will be something for me to do once I get things situated at home and work since I just moved... Brandon you wanna use the mod center :ph34r: ? I can be reasonable ;) I posted on a vb site not using ajax and it would say it was an invalid topic id, then I simply clicked the back button and reposted it in the same exact place and it worked fine. Also people dont receive some of my PM's on the vb site either.
June 30, 200618 yr I posted on a vb site not using ajax and it would say it was an invalid topic id, then I simply clicked the back button and reposted it in the same exact place and it worked fine. Also people dont receive some of my PM's on the vb site either. That sounds like it's more to do with a poorly maintaned database rather than the use of AJAX.
June 30, 200618 yr My members, mods and/or I would love the following: * Integrated spellcheck * Favorites list (users add threads to their permanent favorites) * Mods can see invisible members (this one is huge!) * Not only make year optional for birthdays, but give admin the ability to make year/age invisible forum-wide. On a forum full of women of various ages, this one is important. ;) * Automated Welcome/Birthday PMs * Print a single post - one of the most earth-friendly mods I've seen, and very useful for "how to" type forums * Admin ability to turn off avatar usage by usergroup * Admin ability to restrict individual user's permission to have signature (for those who abuse it) * Admin-set restrictions for signature graphic size, number of lines of text allowed w/o a graphic, number of lines of text allowed with a graphic, and a way to limit the number of lines of text based on text size - maybe a way for the admin to say 1 line of text at sizes 1 & 2 = 1 line of text, 1 line of text at sizes 3, 4, & 5 = 2 lines of text, and 1 line of text at text sizes 6 & 7 = 3 lines of text (to stop the smartasses who would have 10 lines of size 7 text) * Ability to turn on "custom title" for individual users in addition to having it automatically triggered by post count * Smilies by category (pull down menu) or some other way to organize a large smilie collection
July 1, 200618 yr My members, mods and/or I would love the following: * Integrated spellcheck Well, anyone who uses Bon Echo (Firefox 2.0 alpha releases) already have inline spell checking that works fine with IPB.
July 1, 200618 yr i'm not sure if this was suggested already, but there are a lot of exploits out there that work by using PMs. I think that IPS should implement something in IPB to limit how many PMs can be sent by one person per minute/hour/day/week etc.
July 1, 200618 yr To minimize the attempts of hacking attempts, it might be safer to have an option NOT to save the member_login_key in the members table. Just generate the login-key everytime... This could be a setting in the CPU-saving option then. Up to the forum owners to decide to use it or not.
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