You don't? I tried it with MySQL 3 and there's no 'submit new bug' option. The only place bugs can be added is the admin CP. The only thing I see on bugs.php is the filter options.

No problems.
I've checked the installed MySQL version: 3.23.57

I can submit new bugs in the normal form and in the acp too.

Man, those errors are really killing us.
How about XMLizing templates?

The only limitation with using MySQL 3 and this hack should be your ability to search for bugs by using keywords.

Out of interest, how is development going on this? I would really like a stable release so would be willing to help out.

I found my problem with 'Submit New Bug' not appearing. It's the colours. I have to highlight to see it in some styles.

There's a typo in bugs.php resulting in an an uncached template.

Change to

Another error resulting in an uncached template;

In bugs.php, replace:with

Already posted that one. :p

Oh right. I thought he'd have updated the thread with any fixes. I have to admit I've been too busy upgrading and stuff to read much through the many hacks I've installed this last week. :/

Other observations:

- The table class in some of the templates might be better made as tbody or something rather than tborder (the page with the 'Submit New Bug'). That's where my text viewing problem was.

- The all_reports and all_states (or is it severities? I forget) phrases have typos.

Some things I've spotted but haven't fixed;

- When someone submits a bug it doesn't show in the list of bugs to moderate (admin CP).

- In the 'Last Reply' column, the time goes off the table on low resolutions (tested at 600x800).

- When posting a new bug, administrators see a status dropdown but it doesn't work. It will always start as 'unassigned' until you edit the bug. Also, the 'assignment' one only has one option. I realise those aren't needed things when SUBMITTING a new bug. It just seems weird having options that don't change anything.

That aside I appreciate this release. I've been wanting a bug tracker. :)