Allow alternative text for styled buttons if images turned off, but CSS staying on.Letting parse quote="[" and re-allowing whitelisted bbcodes within username portion (Bug #14770) Let newly activated passwords work if users were converted (Bug #14787).Fixing false new private message indicator (Bug #14627).Open private message notification (Bug #14773).Adding correct IP for private messages sent by issuing warnings (Bug #14781).Send correct activation key by forcing reactivation for inactive user (Bug #14819).Fix signature editing - ability to remove signature (Bug #14820).Mitigating different realpath() handling between PHP versions (fixing confirm box redirects).Display "Return to" links on unwritable forums (Bug #14824).Fixed MSSQL related bug in the update system.Call garbage_collection() within database updater to correctly close connections (affects Oracle for example).Rollback changes on failed transaction if returning on sql error is set.Check "able to disable word censor" option while applying word censor on text (Bug #15974).Cleaned usernames contain only single spaces, so "a_name" and "a_name" are treated as the same name (Bug #15634).require :rubygemsĭef initialize = Array.new(4) ", true And yes, it doesn't violates any TOS if you are so worried. It is not a complete solution, but it is enough for me. There is an answer at SuperUser: How can I download an entire (active) phpbb forum?īut I preferred to make a Ruby script for backuping the forum. Well, I can write it myself - this is not that hard problem, isn't it? I just don't want to waste time on inventing bicycle. Do you know a good way to download entire (ideas of other guys are also nice!) phpBB3 forum to a database? Is there software already available, or I have to write it myself? I am used to post my ideas on one forum and started to worry that I will loose them if it gets closed.
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