Posts by Alexander Ebert

Your solution would be based upon some JavaScript and exactly one PHP class behind. The overlay with your message input can be easily accomplished with jQuery and https://www.woltlab.com/pluginstore/plugin.html?pluginID=284, you can simply install both packages in your Burning Board and these libraries would be ready to work with (pay attention to their descriptions!). I'm not going to deep into all this fancy AJAX stuff, there are loads of pretty fine tutorials on this case.

Following on the PHP class would primarly consist of a simple validation (input not empty, user is not a guest, etc.) and sending the PM. The last things is almost child's play:

<?php
require_once(WCF_DIR.'lib/data/message/pm/PMEditor.class.php');




$recipients = array(
	array(
		'userID' => 1394422,
		'username' => 'Forest'
	)
);
$senderUserID = 1336426;
$senderUsername = 'Alexander Ebert';




PMEditor::create(false, $recipients, array(), $subject, $text, $senderUserID, $senderUsername);

If you have further questions on this case, feel free to ask - I will be happy to help you

I'm sorry, but we never mentioned that an import from Invision Power Board 3.2 would be possible, for the full list of currently selected importers see the installation guide, chapter 5.

Unfortunately we cannot provide you with an importer for Invision Power Board 3.2 for now, you might have a chance by converting to another software first (e.g. phpBB).

No, it's license- and serial-number.

I would recommend to re-download this file, in rare cases the file might be not entirely downloaded causing a corrupted archive. Furthermore if your system's defined temp folder is full the pre-installation routine may fail too.

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Is the "#profileContent" at the end of the permalink just a comment, or does it have any significance?

The content after the hash ("#") tells the browser to jump to a specific section. In case of the user profile the section "profileContent" is the container right below the user data, this way your browser will load the page and scrolls down so you can directly view the image. If you omit the hashtag the page would fire up but you have to scroll down yourself. Like Netzwerg said before, the hash tells the browser which part of the page he should focus.

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While the ones you list are just a directory path, is there a reason for this difference I should be aware of?

Both links are the same, but the "directory path" is just simulated. In real it points to index.php?page=Thread&…, this is done by the search engine optimization (SEO) plugin which rewrites links to be better readable. After all you can treat this as a cosmetic change, there's clearly no technical difference between both.

To given an example, the following links will both point to the same page and the same image:

• https://www.woltlab.com/forum/…beranfang/#profileContent
• https://www.woltlab.com/forum/index.php?page=UserGalleryPhoto&photoID=81#profileContent

If you open the second link your browser will be redirected to display the first link, but they're still pointing to the same location.

Please fix your file permissions with a FTP program of your choice: Every file and directory should be set to CHMOD 777 (expect for wcf/config.inc.php which should be set to CHMOD 644).

The help message is not really wrong at all, it's just a big tricky.

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Text Text2 If you just write the words, every possibility will be listed, even if only one of those terms is found. Results containing both terms will be listed topmost.

Well it says, that the search engine always tries to find elements which contain both terms, but additionally lists all results which contains at least one search term last.

To clarify this, by default our search behaves like common search engines (e.g. Google) by concatenating all entered terms with an "AND". If a user types in two words they usually expect the results to contain both words; Furthermore it might appear that sometimes just one word was matched, but this is due to our search engine-like preview which tries to show as much details around the keyword. It may happen that the other search terms are included in the result, but not shown in the preview.

Burning Board Lite 2 and Burning Board 3 ship an importer which enables you to import all data without modifying the original phpBB installation. Please see Chapter 5. Data transfer from other forum systems (vBulletin, phpBB …) of our documentation if you want more informations.

For a better overview of all available options, see the attached screenshot

The rank image can be at any size you wish, there are no such restrictions.

Yes, you can set any kind of image and we even support repeating images. By default Burning Board ships with a flag-icon for moderators (1 flag), super-moderators (2 flags) and administrators (3 flags) and all of them use the same image. The user's rank icon is a blue star which repeats depending on your activity.

I couldn't find the first one, but the second one Social Bookmarks - WBB is available in our pluginstore

This is the image viewer plugin which ships with Burning Board Lite 2 and Burning Board 3, do you need to implement it on an own page?