Probably config.php and include/common.php. Just use search and search for 'FORUM_NO_SET_NAMES'.

Any chance that you have

define('FORUM_NO_SET_NAMES', 1);

or something similar somewhere in your source code?

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(56 replies, posted in Announcements)

It probably means that those browsers don't support a specific CSS property - also known as "graceful degradation", which means that the site looks as good as possible on every browser, but not necessarily the same as in different browsers.

Please don't create duplicate threads.

You can find it in the admin panel under Permissions -> Signatures.

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(36 replies, posted in FluxBB discussion)

What I mean is this: does above example show that this feature doesn't work correctly in PhpBB, too?

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(36 replies, posted in FluxBB discussion)

But would you want the first post to appear in that first search, too?

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(4 replies, posted in General support (1.4))

qie wrote:

you are right dude,but fluxbb is from phpbb.

What? Please explain.

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(36 replies, posted in FluxBB discussion)

Well, did that forum contain posts with only "饭店" or "在" or "在饭”or“在店" or did you just enter one with "在饭店“? What happens when you search for multiple words that don't have any space between them? Just the single words should show up in these cases, too.

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(4 replies, posted in General support (1.4))

Why not? The standard ones are kinda hard to remember.

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(25 replies, posted in FluxBB discussion)

And the fact that it's written in Python, doesn't make life easier, too (especially when talking about integration).

I believe there was a thread about this particular feature earlier, though. I suggest you try searching for it.

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(25 replies, posted in FluxBB discussion)

Obviously integrating shouldn't be such big of a task (as it is for Trac, for example). But for PHP applications it should be fairly easy. We don't have to write our own bug tracker wink

EDIT: Oh, and while we're at it, could somebody post a good tutorial for git? I've heard quite a lot of it and know the theory, but I realize there's much more to it...

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(25 replies, posted in FluxBB discussion)

Haha. This thread is what happens when developers discover a new toy wink

I agree that we should rather switch now than later. Though I have to say that, if possible, I'd prefer an integrated solution over a hosted one, but obviously we don't have time for that right now. Nontheless, if we find a good one, I think we should switch to an integrated version as soon as possible.

EDIT: We should still keep a bug tracker. Not using it isn't really an excuse wink And it is necessary at least for seeing what tasks are still left etc. No "bug reports" forum can replace that (and maybe we should consider replacing those with links to the bug tracker).

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(36 replies, posted in FluxBB discussion)

qie wrote:

there is a "search.php" file from a native chinese language based forum "discuz"

<?php

/*
[Discuz!] (C)2001-2009 Comsenz Inc.
This is NOT a freeware, use is subject to license terms

$Id: search.php 20900 2009-10-29 02:49:38Z tiger $
*/

Ahem. tongue

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(30 replies, posted in FluxBB discussion)

Uhm... any difference between using Github and the alike and having a local repo on the server (besides all the bug-tracking stuff etc.)?

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(30 replies, posted in FluxBB discussion)

Reines wrote:

Git is much more the in thing at the moment tongue I haven't used it much but I will say I liked what I tried.

I do like it, too, and it definitely has its advantages, but I was wondering about the necessity wink

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(30 replies, posted in FluxBB discussion)

I don't exactly see why we'd need Git for transparent, community-oriented development. Patches can be accepted with a SVN repository, too.

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(30 replies, posted in FluxBB discussion)

There soon will be (a converter tool).

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(36 replies, posted in FluxBB discussion)

qie wrote:

just take "在饭店" the example:

"在饭店" is a word that make sense,  "在” is a word make no sense, "饭", a word make no sense, "店" a word make no sense,

Well, then probably noone will have them in his posts. The question then just remains is what are the meanings of these symbols (sorry) when they are arranged in another order, like so:

店在饭

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(36 replies, posted in FluxBB discussion)

I guess the problem with these, though, is that the changed order sometimes gives them completely different meaning (even the same symbols)...

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(30 replies, posted in FluxBB discussion)

Could we maybe come back to the true purpose of this thread: the advantages of FluxBB!?

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(30 replies, posted in FluxBB discussion)

qie wrote:

coz they hold a license of vBulletion, so alternativation is a waste of money.

It's not like you have to pay for that forever.

P.S.: And if they're thinking about the switch, then that shouldn't be a problem.

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(30 replies, posted in FluxBB discussion)

FluxBB's speed and small size also might be an important factor. I don't know what kind of server they have or how big of a problem it is to add resources, but with FluxBB you'd probably save, I'd say (looking at the "most people online" numbers of the old board).

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(36 replies, posted in FluxBB discussion)

Question: Are there spaces between words in Chinese etc.?