bfarber
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Everything posted by bfarber
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No problem. On a realistic note, it would be easy enough to add through the custom bbcode manager. I'm sure if no one has already made one, you could ask in the peer to peer forums and someone can show you an example how to do it. :)
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I'm getting emails for PMs, and I'm getting my weekly topics digest (that is setup just as a test). Not noticing any problems myself.
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1) The internet is moving away from tables to format data. It's fine for tabular data, but that's not what most people tend to use it for (they use it for formatting). We wouldn't want to promote that, if you ask me. Though it's not a good enough reason to not include it really. ;) 2) I can see some user forgetting a closing tag, or adding an opening cell but no opening row (e.g. <table><td> without the <tr>). There's a lot of factors when you deal with so many users - I'm sure you understand how a table works, but the average user on a hobby site might not, and they'd find a way to break it. 3) There has to be a limit to what bbcodes we ship with. We can't include every bbcode (and for sure, this isn't the first request we've had to include a specific custom bbcode by default).
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You could this with the custom bbcode system already.
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I don't think you understand the realities of this. Practically the entire internet uses ical or vcal for calendars. I know of nobody that uses Excel for calendars. Beyond that, how could you possibly make a reliable CSV calendar import - everyone would use different number of columns, different date formats, etc. vcal/ical is a standardized format that Outlook, Gmail, and any calendar program on the internet already supports, so it would make sense for us to support this too, instead of trying to have a raw CSV import. I'm afraid you're probably better off looking for a custom modification if you are insistent on using CSV. And for the record, ical/vcal has nothing to do with Apple. As I said, Outlook supports it. :)
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Couldn't they simply import the ical themselves to the calendar if ical was supported? Why would they need to send it to you to import?
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And for the record, there's already an open report on this so no need to start a new one in the tracker. :)
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Importing CSV seems almost pointless. I'd prefer to just go ahead and do iCal/vCal if we were to bother.
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A month is hardly a decade. :rolleyes: I suppose we could all stop working on IPB, Gallery, Blog, Downloads and CCS to fix some bugs on our own website? I mean, if that's the consensus that is.
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No. Not that I'm aware of at least. Such as? :unsure: What skin changes exactly...
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I see you noticed the new smilies I just fixed lol
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Here's a list of "new" things I've compiled, for those interested. I'd imagine this will probably be outlined in the announcement as well. Improved search and memberlist performance Date filter options for Active Content page Many improvements for Sphinx searching (i.e. ability to filter by forum, ability to search titles only, ability to group posts as topics, plugin functionality for modifying the query, and misc bug fixes) Ability to hide an application's tab on the front end, while still allowing it to be publicly accessible Improved IP address lookup tool can now support addon applications Portal option to not pin pinned topics for articles Added link to user profile when editing a member in ACP Added display of time remaining for suspended members when editing a member in ACP Spam service support Ability to control image quality for Gallery images (jpg/png only) Largely, though, .x releases are just bug fix releases.
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This is correct. The "official" documentation is not ready/has not been posted. The articles on the resource site are helpful tips and developer-based tutorials. i.e. "resources" that we are providing, free of charge, to those with active licenses. When the official documentation is available, I would imagine it will be posted on our main website and available to all who have ability to download the software. Our documentation for 2.x, as I recall, was available to everyone, whether you had a license or not.
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Ideally (eventually) I'd like to integrate member searching into the main live-search at the top of the page.
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If you haven't already, I would report any bugs with the converter here: http://forums.invisionpower.com/tracker/project-12-ipb-3-0-0-convertors/
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Feedback from my users on switch from vbulletin to IPB
bfarber replied to Ditchmonkey's topic in Feedback
Instead of showing the link in bold, we put an orange clickable icon next to the thread title, and highlight the topic marker all the way to the left. It would be trivial to make the link bold through a skin edit. Out of curiosity, how did Wolfie's edit through your display off exactly? I haven't verified it completely, but it seems to be close (if not actually the correct way to do it)? -
I am positive they do. It would seem to me that giving away their methodology for how they rank websites would be a very bad move on Google's part, so it's safe to assume anyone else who ranks websites probably has their own way of doing it. :P
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Please understand that there are TECHNICAL LIMITATIONS when you are using computers and software, sometimes, that can impact how something works. Sometimes, things are simply beyond our control. You can pay us $10,000,000,000 (please do :P ) but that doesn't mean we can suddenly reinvent how computers work. If only we had that power. That has nothing to do with your original transliteration request. It *is* possible to add a way to remap specific characters for your own preferences (although it is not presently a feature). I'm referring to showing the characters as they should appear in the URL, rather than converting them.
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Should be all sorted now. It was me. Blame me. Everyone does anyways.
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Well, you're partially right. With it "on", all queries with result sets that fit within the defined query cache limit will be cached, until you fill the query cache up. So, it's not like every query result set will necessarily be cached. A typical query to pull all posts on a page, for instance, will frequently be larger than the default 1MB limit. http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/server-system-variables.html#sysvar_query_cache_limit
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Normally, yes. The OP intends to change the configuration so it no longer functions as it would by default.
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No, IPB does not make use of this. Looking at the docs it would require select statements to be rewritten as "SELECT SQL_CACHE" instead, which IPB does not do.
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I've never heard of this, but then again I couldn't care less what Alexa thinks about a site.
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This isn't something likely we'd endeavor to accommodate. I'd recommend looking into a new hosting plan/host in reality. Eventually, you can simply outgrow a hosting plan.
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The lofi version can automatically be loaded by mapping user agents to a skin in the ACP. You can add additional user agents in the appropriate page under the System tab, then edit the lofi skin in the ACP to map those new user agents to it.
