Seriously, can we get the forum code (BB ?) working please.
Oldmacdonald
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The place looks a bloody mess, and you can't hyperlink, bold or anything.
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Yes please. It's a disgrace. You could at _least_ do us the courtesy of having the forum actually work properly.0
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Please put it back on, please? You know you want to.Alcohol, the cause of and solution to all of lifes problems!0
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Nothing works. Some beta.0
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Beta is the word used to describe the final test version of software before the final version is released.0
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Well you should have tested it before you let everyone on here, or closed the other forums.Alcohol, the cause of and solution to all of lifes problems!0
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miggillicuddy wrote:So Matt is saying you are still testing this forum layout?
Yes, except usually you have most of it working before you release a beta...0 -
What a half arsed attempt at a forum..0
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This forum seems more like a pre Alpha test :shock:
The white background is doing my eyes in0 -
it's not that it doesn't work it's just that the formatting converters have been turned off. Some roadies were alleging it's because people kept putting big pictures in their sigs, and they haven't yet found a way of preventing that but allowing everything else.0
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a general rule banning people from having too large an image in their sig, and a kick in the nuts/bannage if they do?<center>pinkbike</center>0
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The whole bloody thing is a mess, they should have disabled the old forums until the new ones are working.**************
Best advice I ever got was "better get a bike then"
Cycle commuting since 1994. Blog with cycle bits.
Also with the old C+ crowd at Cycle Chat.0 -
A request to implement the phpBB module that allows BBcode in posts but not in sigs has been made to the development team.
And in response to another common complaint, about the font, see this post:
http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtop ... p=14526058John Stevenson0 -
"a general rule banning people from having too large an image in their sig, and a kick in the nuts/bannage if they do?"
I can't believe people want us to go around like some Old Testament god. "Here's a tool, but don't use it - and while you're at it, don't eat from that tree."
No; there's a technical solution and we'll implement it as soon as we have developer time to do so.John Stevenson0 -
"a general rule banning people from having too large an image in their sig, and a kick in the nuts/bannage if they do?"
As someone who doesn't have an image in my sig, only a url, this is really complete bollocks. The old forums were working perfectly well, such a down grade in service only irritates the punters. The development team don't seam to understand the first rule of business, don't piss off the punters!**************
Best advice I ever got was "better get a bike then"
Cycle commuting since 1994. Blog with cycle bits.
Also with the old C+ crowd at Cycle Chat.0 -
My 2 ps worth:-
This forum is so busy, you will regret switching to phpBB software. The database gets to a certain size and then it hangs on a daily basis. phpBB is fine for small sites, but not not one of this size. We had problem logging in when there were more than 80 or so on line also.
The forum I moderate on (and admin'd for a year) had phpBB and it was ditched in favour of SMF forum software (Simple machines) which is infinitely more stable and with a much lower server load !
Not a criticism of the management as you wouldn't know this unless you have either been advised, or had to sort the shit out of crap forum software on a regular basis.
As for sig size, we have a 500x100 pixel limit and we actively remove larger ones. They soon get the message !
"I\'d clean my car with a baby elephant - if I had a baby elephant !"0 -
loads of forums ive been on monitor the sig size, i cant see it being much of a problem
IMO sod the sigs for the time being and sort out the colours as a priority, and then chop some sections off so its smaller, its WAY too big at the moment, then sort things like sigs out0