:o Sorry about the $50 thing. :o

That's really odd. I've gone back over the code and tested it a few more times and it works on mine. Make sure the forum you put in is a forum, not a category. That's the only thing I can think of.

Instead of just number of users since last update it could list the names of all the users.

Each post mentioned would be better with the forum name added as I have posts such as "Your thoughts on the last race" which could well be for any forum.

The ability to go through each forum individually and list the most popular threads in each, rather than just overall for the whole board.

Make the thing template driven so no code edits are needed to alter the standard layout.

I'll look into the others, but this bugged me.
It isn't template driven per se, but you can edit any of the text in the preview box so it looks however you want it to look. You can change the look of the whole thing without touching one bit of code.

Oh yes I know this. However I'm lazy and I want to be able to send out the bulletin with as little work as possible.

There are many standard things I like to have in my bulletin but I don't like having to put them in every time I send it out.

I installed it and eveything worked except...

I sent 500 at once.. and the link at the bottom said sent more for the next 5 hundred.. and the code is wrong for the input button. For some reason it is set to resend the first 5 hundred and I cannot figure out how to go and post the next 500
Thanks
Chris

Well, I found the problem. This should have caused a parse error in the first place (and it would have been caught before this then, too :D). Anyway, easy fix. You can either make the change yourself or download the updated commbull.zip file from the first post in this thread.

If you want to do it yourself, open commbull.php and find
and change it to

I'm not sure but i think,and it's my opinion,;) , than tubedogg will be soon in the dev team :p hehe

Good works man

Stupid question time (Don't worry guys, eventually I will get a clue). I have it installed, and it sent out the bulletin beautifully.

Question is, will it send one out automatically every week, or do I have to go manually remember to do it? If it is a manual process (which I suspect it is) how much time would it take to make the hack so that it stays configured the way I set it, and then runs once a week?

Amy (the lazy one)

For right now you must do it manually. I'm going to work on some way for it to work by itself in the future.