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RE: Alternative forum style

8/26/2002 4:10 PM
WolfeMacleod	RE: Alternative forum style Here's an example of one of the PHP forum styles that can be done witht he stuff I found. http://64.246.24.94/~admin1/vb/index.php?s=f73f82fba43a6e5a8d92f7955bebbf66 What I like about this style forum is that it moves the newest "replied-to" threads back to the top. It shows you how many replies are in a given thread, as well as how many times the thread has been viewed. You can edit your posts. Smilies, HTML support, pictures, profiles, the whole works. Still checking into it. WOlfe

8/26/2002 4:10 PM

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RE: Alternative forum style

Here's an example of one of the PHP forum styles that can be done witht he stuff I found.
http://64.246.24.94/~admin1/vb/index.php?s=f73f82fba43a6e5a8d92f7955bebbf66

What I like about this style forum is that it moves the newest "replied-to" threads back to the top. It shows you how many replies are in a given thread, as well as how many times the thread has been viewed.
You can edit your posts. Smilies, HTML support, pictures, profiles, the whole works.

Still checking into it.

WOlfe

8/26/2002 9:38 PM
anonymous	Hi Wolfe, While it's true that the software I've written for AMPAGE doesn't have all the features of the latest "UBB style" boards, it does have most of the features you mentioned, and I'll be adding more as time goes by. Please give it a try for the time being, and if it turns out that the group feels more bells and whistles are needed than I can add in a timely fashion, I'll consider installing phpBB or something similar. --tboy

8/26/2002 9:38 PM

anonymous

Hi Wolfe,

While it's true that the software I've written for AMPAGE doesn't have all the features of the latest "UBB style" boards, it does have most of the features you mentioned, and I'll be adding more as time goes by.

Please give it a try for the time being, and if it turns out that the group feels more bells and whistles are needed than I can add in a timely fashion, I'll consider installing phpBB or something similar.

--tboy

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8/27/2002 10:51 AM
Tony	Wolfe Looks good, same format as Harmony... Tone

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