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NORRITT 05-19-2001 11:52 AM

the style and template feature sounds really great, but if i click in an subboard on "user cp", "register" .... , where the template style is different than on the main board, i always see this sektions in the main style :(

I have changed everything in the template list of the subboard, but this sektions are ALWAYS shown in the main style.

Is there a hack, that also changes this sections in the subboards with different styles/templates? Or will this be added in the release version?

NORRITT 05-19-2001 02:47 PM

ist there no way and noone wants to change it?!!?!!

tubedogg 05-19-2001 02:50 PM

Thanks for waiting for more than 3 hours. :rolleyes:

NORRITT 05-19-2001 02:52 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by tubedogg
Thanks for waiting for more than 3 hours. :rolleyes:
LOL

NORRITT 05-20-2001 09:26 AM

:confused:

Mike Sullivan 05-20-2001 04:40 PM

You'll have to do hacking as this is by design -- the buttons aren't attached to a specific forum so they are displayed in the general style.

NORRITT 05-20-2001 06:09 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Ed Sullivan
You'll have to do hacking as this is by design -- the buttons aren't attached to a specific forum so they are displayed in the general style.
So is there a way? (I?m can?t php, or sql programming just html).

Why didn?t you add this feature in the release, is it that hard?

If not, can I expect this in 2.1 or done by a hack soon?

Mike Sullivan 05-20-2001 06:35 PM

I wouldn't expect this in a release as it could be considered counter-intuitive (although both ways could), but that's just my thoughts. 100% unofficial.

It's upto someone to do a hack or you could always just pay someone to develop it for you.

NORRITT 05-20-2001 06:44 PM

Quote:

I wouldn't expect this in a release as it could be considered counter-intuitive (although both ways could), but that's just my thoughts. 100% unofficial.
Sorry, why should this be counter-intuitive? As I saw the AdminCenter I thought "Oh great, I can also set different templates for the register and members screen in each subboard and category" This was intuitive. I see there no disadvantagedes to add this feature also in a release.

Quote:

It's upto someone to do a hack or you could always just pay someone to develop it for you.
I have not the money to pay someone for that. I just thought, that the step from the current template/style system is not that huge.

NORRITT 05-22-2001 11:40 AM

is there someone going to make such a hack for vB 2.0?

MCpeaK 05-24-2001 07:11 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by NORRITT
the style and template feature sounds really great, but if i click in an subboard on "user cp", "register" .... , where the template style is different than on the main board, i always see this sektions in the main style :(

I have changed everything in the template list of the subboard, but this sektions are ALWAYS shown in the main style.

Is there a hack, that also changes this sections in the subboards with different styles/templates? Or will this be added in the release version?

Hi guys,

this sounds very interesting. why isn?t this a standard feature? I have looked up the demo on this page and thought, that is already possible, isn?t it?

I would also vote for adding this in a future release or tell how to do it.

by the way: this forum is really great, even better than ikonboard.

bye mcpeak

MCpeaK 05-26-2001 08:12 AM

@ NORRIT
have you done a hack for this?

@ support
is here any?

NORRITT 05-26-2001 10:34 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by MCpeaK
@ NORRIT
have you done a hack for this?

@ support
is here any?

both questions: no :(

but I still can?t understand why this wasn?t added allready in the final release, that it can?t be difficult, if you allready have done such a great job with the temp/style system! :confused:

Vinnie 05-26-2001 01:14 PM

I can see definite problems with matching the template used in the user control panel to the custom style assigned to a single forum.

This would certainly be confusing, especially for my board where the template is so radically different from the defaults.

Perhaps, NORRITT, a solution for you would be to change the user control panel template to something "style-neutral" ?

For example you can make a simple clean white page that looks nothing like any of your templates, this would go with any set of templates.

In my board, I added target="_blank" to all the user control panel links so they open in a separate window - seems to make more sense this way, YMMV.

NORRITT 05-26-2001 01:55 PM

Hi Vinnie, thanks for your suggestion, but if you come from a very colourful subboard this would be very strange for the visitors.

This isn?t really confusing. Not for the users and not for the admin. This is already possible to change colors and the template in the admincenter also for this areas of the forum, but the forum nevertheless uses the default style.

one of the dev team already said, that this would be possible with a hack, but unfortunately I?m not experianced with php and have not the money to pay someone for this service. :(

well, ok, i will wait, until someone has a simillar problem or until Ikonboard ( www.ikonboard.com ) is out.

greets
NORRITT

Vinnie 05-26-2001 02:00 PM

How can you even mention Ikonboard in here?

PHP beats Perl just like broiling beat frying.

And, Ikonboard doesn't use a database which means you won't be having very much fun at the pary going past 150,000 registered users or so.

The list of missing features in Ikonboard is LONG.

NORRITT 05-26-2001 02:05 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Vinnie
How can you even mention Ikonboard in here?

PHP beats Perl just like broiling beat frying.

And, Ikonboard doesn't use a database which means you won't be having very much fun at the pary going past 150,000 registered users or so.

The list of missing features in Ikonboard is LONG.

:confused: :confused: I?m sorry, but the software isn?t that bad, as you think!

Ok, iB 2.x is poor of features (but free) and the Version 3 is getting really great.

It isn?t out right now, but in few days I?m sure we will see the first beta.

Well, it will support 3 databases and one flat file system (idatabase, mysql and mssql I think, but about he first one I?m not sure). All these you will be able to select in the admincenter, which to use.

the layout is also really nice (by the way: the new blue design of vB is really close to the ikonboard.com design, which is already about one month old!!!!)

see here some "screenshots" of the new admincenter: http://www.jreednet.com/ibv3admin/

and don?t tell it is ****, if you have no clue about it!

tubedogg 05-26-2001 05:35 PM

Alright, both of you cut it out.

Perl is not necessarily worse than PHP or vice-versa. There will be no iB bashing here, either.

NORRITT 05-26-2001 05:38 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by tubedogg
Alright, both of you cut it out.

Perl is not necessarily worse than PHP or vice-versa. There will be no iB bashing here, either.

yeah, i also would like to turn back to my problem (question/suggestion ...)!

Vinnie 05-26-2001 05:43 PM

Did I make a mistake? I thought most PHP implementations are optimized for web servers, which typically service many concurrent requests. Perl requires being launched as a separate process (I think) where PHP instances can be re-used from a pool.

Is this not the case?

I have no idea IkonBoard was about to release a version that supports databases. I looked at that admin panel and it looks very good. Kinda like a copy of ... vBulletin!!!!

I didn't mean to bash, objectively speaking the shipping version of ikonBoard is simply LESS than vBulletin in all ways I mean that is obvious by looking. I evaluated all of the available bulletin board solutions in terms of features and scalability.

NORRITT 05-26-2001 05:50 PM

Vinnie you are right, vBulletin is a very good software and I also like php scripts more than cgi (easier to use, etc.), BUT this doesn?t mean, that cgi and ikonboard is bull****! :)

ok, its enough now, iB vs vB isn?t the point in this topic. :rolleyes:

read the first site and help meeee! :(

tubedogg 05-26-2001 06:14 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Vinnie
[B]Did I make a mistake? I thought most PHP implementations are optimized for web servers, which typically service many concurrent requests. Perl requires being launched as a separate process (I think) where PHP instances can be re-used from a pool.
This is true, however Perl scripts (written very well, and especially using mod_perl) can be just as fast as PHP.

Quote:

I have no idea IkonBoard was about to release a version that supports databases. I looked at that admin panel and it looks very good. Kinda like a copy of ... vBulletin!!!!
I'm going to ignore that last comment, but suffice it to say that there's only so many different ways the admin area of bulletin board software can look.

NORRITT 05-26-2001 06:23 PM

:confused: :confused: ... my little problem ... :confused: :confused: ??:rolleyes: :rolleyes:

tubedogg 05-26-2001 06:26 PM

Your thread has already been bumped well to the top. If someone wants to help you, they will post. You should not keep asking.

NORRITT 05-26-2001 06:31 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by tubedogg
Your thread has already been bumped well to the top. If someone wants to help you, they will post. You should not keep asking.
I don?t want to bump this topic, but stop this futile iB vs vB discussion here!!


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