Posts by Rasty
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It was the DNS settings. Thank you.
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Did you call the test.php (recommended) or install.php in your Browser?Just uploading will start nothing.
That is where I got lost. Explain it to me like a 5 year old. How do I call?
I tried entering http:www.atcafetest.info/install.php and http:www.atcafetest.info/test.php into the browser url but that did not work
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Need a bit of help
I have done these steps so far on installing on a cpanel
1) Downloaded the WBB4.0.11zip file from my account
2) Unzipped that file
3) Uploaded the install.php, test.php and WCFsetup.tar.gz file into the public.html folder on the cpanelThe readme file states that a installation assistant will appear. This has not happened.
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done. thanks
setting -> enable html codeBe careful. If your member can directly use html code they could insert bad code
html code can be enabled by user group. You could only allow trusted people to use it.
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You're missing the point that the agreement reads as though any forum running WBB showing that agreement page is hosted out of Germany. See, if you want the software to appeal to other people other than just German people, little things like that need to be changed.
The fact is that agreement reads wrong for any WBB forum hosted in another country like mine hosted out USA. Because it's saying my forum comes under German copyright laws when in fact it doesn't.It's only a case of removing the German part, you can word it how you like as long as it doesn't make the assumption all WBB sites are hosted out Germany and comes under their copyright laws.
Just change the phrase. It's wrong to expect wbb to change something that clearly isn't broken. It's a generic disclaimer and any responsible forum owner needs to customize it to fit their forum. They created a disclaimer that fits the vast majority of their customers. It took me ten minutes to fix it to my needs.
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change it in the phrases
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Random thought...
Those who fail to complete become obsolete
What about those that fail to proofread?
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Thank you
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How does a user ignore a forum?
I have the following settings already
1) Module - Community - "Ignorable Forums" is checked
2) Community - Forums - "Users may ignore this forum" is checked
What am I missing? I looked at it from both my regular user test account and my admin account and I do not see any way to ignore a forum or a thread.
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I have a feeling that picture from sociallyunsensored was edited to suit your story. It's the only place your showing "proof" of your version and it's the place you can easily edit threads to suit your story.
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Please stop posting the same three topics every freaking day. It's really annoying. I think they got the message when you posted this the first 15 times
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Once learned it's easy to do
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Wait, we have 5 developers? Who is that mysterious 5th person you're speaking of?
Bob
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"Own" is an adjective and a pronoun used to signify and emphasize possession and ownership, which cannot be preceded by articles (a/an). The only exception is when own defines terms of kinship, ie. "an own brother" or "an own cousin." For this reason, "an own blog" is grammatically incorrect.
However, it's amusing that so many here got caught up in an argument about a simple typo or a totally forgettable grammar mistake, while several users in this forum still need help, advice, and suggestions concerning real and actual problems.
Go figure...
By the way, using "New Blog" would be short, mobile friendly, and implies that the user is making/creating a first or new blog, as opposed to any old ones previously created, if any.
I'm much better with grammar than knowledge of Woltlab's software.
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While I would change it to either Create Blog or Create own Blog for consitency and simply because it is more concise, the phrase "Create an own Blog" ist correct. If you would say "Create your own Blog" this would imply that there is only one blog that is yours. "Create an Own Blog" implies that you can create a Blog - as in one of multiple - and that this blog will be one of yours.
"create own blog" doesn't work either
Probably best to use "create blog" or "create a blog"
Always remember English is a screwed up language
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Considering that most folks in here argues they had 2 full time and 2 part time.... I'll stand by and say, logically it was argued.
I think you misunderstand...
Constructive criticism is a must in all developments. So is feedback.When someone does great... I'm going to be the most vocal person telling people how wonderful I think something is. I'm going to reach such a level, that you'd think I was advertizing or worked for the company.
However, when someone falls short... I'm going to be the most vocal person to draw attention where the ball was dropped and what improvements are needed to such a level that it cannot be easily ignored or dismissed.
I agree. Do not think I dislike Woltlab. I love it. But I want people here to change their mentality and want more, expect more, raise your level of expectation.
I'm noticing a growing complacency... I want it to be overcome. I want people not to think about yesterday, today, or even tomorrow... I want them thinking about next month and next year.Calling them complacent is rude. This kind of treatment is why you have been kicked off of how many forum software sites?
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Adam
Lets use some logic here and use the term full time equivalent workers. Woltlab has two full time developers and two part time developers. If these part time developers each spend half the time working on programming that Woltlab considers a full time developer then they have three Full time equivalent developers. No logical person will state they have 4 developers and saying that they have 4 developers does not make sense.
Now let's discuss the fact that badgering them about how disappointed you are in their performance is rude. This is a great development team that has implemented almost everything one could ask for in the product.