canvey
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Dec 27, 2002, 3:36 PM
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Re: [armyocs] Please help - using ubbthreads
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Sorry! I hope I didnt offend, I was inferring it was a UBBT problem not the goforum script.
Do you know why it wont work if on seperate domains? I have both domains on the same server even and still no joy.
Also, any idea how to make the script parse to categories based on the AM cats?
Thanks alot!
-Jason
No not at all - I am not sure oif the referrer issue is a UBBT fault - software firewalls also have a problem with it, but a simple configuration change will make them work with UBBT - I do not use the referrer - so have never had any issues with it - when I did the intitial testing with the guys here, the referrer was turned off, so of course it did not crop up, and therefore did not need to be worked around. I am sure it can be altered in the script, as after all it is being referred from the same server.
I had no problems in getting it to run - I did modify it however (after it was working out of the box), before disabling it, due to it being abused by idiots :(
Which version of UBBT? Do you have any mods installed - or is it a clean copy?
As far as the categories are concerned - I added the following code...
# remove HTML for record data if requested
if ($g{'remove_html'}) { foreach (sort keys %rec) { $rec{$_} =~ s/<[^>]*>//gs; }} if ($rec{'cat'} == 14) { $g{'forum_board'} = 'UBB21';}
if ($rec{'cat'} == 14) { $g{'forum_cat'} = '1';}
if ($rec{'cat'} == 27) { $g{'forum_board'} = 'UBB20';}
if ($rec{'cat'} == 27) { $g{'forum_cat'} = '2';}
if ($rec{'cat'} == 26) { $g{'forum_board'} = 'UBB3';}
if ($rec{'cat'} == 26) { $g{'forum_cat'} = '3';}
if ($rec{'cat'} == 29) { $g{'forum_board'} = 'UBB22';}
if ($rec{'cat'} == 28) { $g{'forum_cat'} = '4';}
if ($rec{'cat'} == 28) { $g{'forum_board'} = 'UBB23';}
if ($rec{'cat'} == 29) { $g{'forum_cat'} = '5';}
if ($rec{'cat'} == 30) { $g{'forum_board'} = 'UBB35';}
if ($rec{'cat'} == 30) { $g{'forum_cat'} = '34';}
These categories were left over from the UBB days, so hence their names.
Hope that helps,
Ian
http://www.threadsdev.com
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