File	Date	Author	Commit
admin	2013-10-26	Gary Gabriel	[f8d568] Add an ExternallySearchable option to f_forums.
config	2016-01-19	Nye Liu	[88c3c9] Simplify mod rewrite rules, do it all in PHP ra...
db	2013-10-26	Gary Gabriel	[f8d568] Add an ExternallySearchable option to f_forums.
include	2016-02-29	Nye Liu	[25442e] Constructors are no longer named the same as th...
lib	2013-06-16	Nye Liu	[f34546] Fix more short php tags
templates	2015-07-18	Nye Liu	[0ffcd5] Moved to github
test	2013-08-10	Gary Gabriel	[0724de] Move nl2brPre test into own unit test.
tools	2015-02-08	Nye Liu	[2d7c59] Fix typo
user	2016-01-16	Nye Liu	[1462d1] Only unwind on dup if omsg exists
.gitignore	2010-02-27	Nye Liu	[ffb080] Add hints to moderator tools. Merge printcollap...
README.global_messages	2010-03-01	Nye Liu	[6569b2] clarify "relative" url in global messages
README.install	2010-02-27	Nye Liu	[42e266] add more explicit instructions to the install g...
README.md	2015-07-18	Christian Hogan	[bc83b6] Adding github Readme.
README.schema-migration	2013-09-02	Gary Gabriel	[9b1bd3] Use PDO for database migrations.

Read Me

f_global_messages contains messages that everybody sees in every forum, at the
top of each forum thread list. There is a FIXED limit of 32 global messages
(see note below about reusing old global message slots).

Unlike a normal message, global messages are not linked to an account id,
and they don't contain any text. They are simply clickable urls.

f_global_message columns are
    gid: integer from 0-31 - MUST BE UNIQUE
    subject: just like a thread subject
    url: when you click on the subject, it will send you DIRECTLY here
    name: just like a message "name" - the user "name" of who posted this.
    date: will show up next to subject/name
    state: Inactive global messages are only visible to admins

Normal users can:
    "rm" (remove aka mark read)
    "Restore global messages" (un-remove removed messages)

Administrators can:
    see "inactive" global messages
    "ug" (undelete global message aka mark active)
    "dg" (delete global message aka mark inactive)
    "ed" (edit global message)

You can access the admin page at http://your.site.com/admin/gmessage.phtml
    From there, you can:

    * Edit global messages (subject/url)
      Note that the url can be *relative*, e.g.,
      "http://site.com/other/msgs/1234" can be abbreviated
      "/other/msgs/1234.phtml". This way, you can make links internal to your
      forum, especially if several hostnames can be used to access the forum
      (or both http and https).

    * Take "ownership" of a global message (set name)

    * Update the date of a global message (touch)

    * Change the status (active/inactive) of a global message

    * Reset all users "filter" bit for a global message, so the message is
      "unhidden" aka un-"remove" or unmark as "read" for EVERY user.