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Update of /cvsroot/phpwebsite-comm/modules/phpwsbb/docs In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv24462/docs Added Files: INSTALL COPYRIGHT COPYING ChangeLog AUTHORS Log Message: Initial Version --- NEW FILE: COPYING --- GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 2, June 1991 Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. Preamble The licenses for most software are designed to take away your freedom to share and change it. By contrast, the GNU General Public License is intended to guarantee your freedom to share and change free software--to make sure the software is free for all its users. This General Public License applies to most of the Free Software Foundation's software and to any other program whose authors commit to using it. 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If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Library General Public License instead of this License. --- NEW FILE: AUTHORS --- # phpwsBB AUTHORS # $Id: AUTHORS,v 1.1 2008/08/23 04:19:22 adarkling Exp $ People who have made phpwsBB possible (in alphabetical order): Dan Abushanab <da...@NO...> - QA, Requirements Engineering Wendall Cada <wen...@NO...> - Developer Eloi George <el...@NO...> - Lead Developer Bobby Kennedy <bob...@NO...> - QA, Requirements Engineering Steven Levin <jyd...@NO...> - Part-time Developer, PHPWS Core Liason Greg Meiste <bli...@NO...> - QA Noah Miller <noa...@NO...> - QA Shaun Murray <sin...@NO...> - QA, Requirements Engineering Don Seiler <ri...@NO...> - Developer Mike Windsor <wi...@NO...> - QA, Requirements Engineering phpwsBB contains works from the following projects: PHPWebSite http://phpwebsite.appstate.edu SVG Icons http://svgicons.sourceforge.net --- NEW FILE: COPYRIGHT --- phpwsBB Copyright (C) 2003-2004 by the following: (If you have contributed code to phpwsBB, you should be on this list) Don Seiler <do...@NO...> Eloi George <el...@NO...> Wendall Cada <wen...@NO...> Shaun Murray <sin...@NO...> --- NEW FILE: INSTALL --- # INSTALL for phpwsbb # $Id: INSTALL,v 1.1 2008/08/23 04:19:21 adarkling Exp $ INSTALL steps for phpwsbb IMPORTANT: phpwsbb is a module for phpWebSite 1.3.0 or higher. You have to install phpWebSite >= 1.3.0 first, phpwsbb will not work with earlier versions of phpWebSite. If you don't have phpWebSite installed, first get the latest code here: https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=15539 Then follow the install instructions found in the INSTALL.txt included in the docs directory of that download. 1. Download the .tar.gz from a sourceforge mirror. 2. Unpack the tarball with: tar -xvzf phpwsbb-*.tar.gz This will create a directory named "phpwsbb-<version>". 3. Move the directory into your phpwebsite mod directory and rename it to "phpwsbb". Example: If you are installing phpwsbb 0.8.0 and your phpwebsite directory is /home/httpd/htdocs, you would run mv phpwsbb-0.8.0 /home/httpd/htdocs/mod/phpwsbb If you are upgrading an existing install, simply copy the contents of the phpwsbb-0.8.0 directory into /home/httpd/htdocs/mod/phpwsbb. cp -R phpwsbb-0.8.0/* /home/httpd/htdocs/mod/phpwsbb 4. BACKUP YOUR DATABASE. If you use mysql, mysqldump is recommended. 5. Go to your phpWS website and install or upgrade "Bulletin Board" from the Boost module. You are golden. The bulletin board is now installed. You can get there by going to "Control Panel" and click on "Site Content". However this means anonymous users won't be able to post. So you'll need to make a menu link. If you are having trouble with these procedures please file a Support Request at our sourceforge.net project site: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=add&group_id=81260&atid=562403 --- NEW FILE: ChangeLog --- # ChangeLog for phpwsbb # $Id: ChangeLog,v 1.1 2008/08/23 04:19:22 adarkling Exp $ *phpwsbb-2.0.0 (sometime soon) Rewritten Version for phpWebsite 1.x *phpwsbb-1.0.4 (sometime soon) Bug Fixes: * Changes to 'save' messages and buttons to be in context * Allow 'Re:' to be translated * Stop double notices appearing * title on posting a message * Improved Avatars (uses core ImgLibrary) New Features: * Preview message before posting * View New Posts since last visit * Routing to login if using a feature that requires it * View Counts - how many times a thread has been read * Category View * Private Forums (restrict viewing to a group) * Halt install if images directory not writeable *phpwsbb-1.0.3 (23 Mar 2005) Bug Fixes: * Fixed well formed issue in Forum.php * Home page block doesn't appear now if there isn't content * #1166899 Change forum category changes last post date * Added language filters on quote and reply * User monitors now work * #1105249 Title in Monitor email wrong * #1100091 Error in changing Avatar *phpwsbb-1.0.2 (04 Mar 2005) Bug Fixes: * Don't allow forking on threads with a single post. * Changed & to & in 'Back to the topic' link * Added 'Back to the forum' link after posting * Change install to use session var for source directory instead of constant * Added height and width attributes to all images. New Features: * Added createLink() Function to Thread.php for creation of text and img links *phpwsbb-1.0.1 (05 Jan 2005) Bug Fixes: * #1083624 Changed uninstall to use version_compare * BUG #1086227 JavaScript error in threads forms when invoking Spell Check * Added checks for indexes set to get rid of warnings on Guest posts * BUG #1064611 Fixed language filtering. * Adding missing ?> to several class files. * Fixed well formed error for thread view. *phpwsbb-1.0.0 (27 Oct 2004) Bug Fixes: * Fixed upgrade bug causing last post for everything to get set as the admin doing the update * Fixed notice in Thread.php * Fixed anchors in Message and Thread * Switched to using single-quotes for faster parsing possibilities. New Features: * RFE #1029852: Using unordered list in blocks * PATCH #1002850: Patch from Eloi that changes everything. *phpwsbb-0.9.7 (10 Aug 2004) Bug Fixes: * BUG #977804: PHPWS_File::makeDir() only exists in core >= 0.9.3-4, * raised requirements and putting out a new release so users don't get * confused with 0.9.6. *phpwsbb-0.9.6 (21 Jun 2004) Bug Fixes: * Fixed XHTML b0rkage. * Forgot to have uninstall remove image dirs. *phpwsbb-0.9.5 (19 May 2004) Bug Fixes: * Fixed xhtml well-formed bug with HR noshade param. Thanks to Mike Noyes. *phpwsbb-0.9.4 (11 May 2004) Bug Fixes: * BUG #951537 Thread paging was seriously b0rked. * BUG #947328 All php files need to begin with "<?php" not "<?". *phpwsbb-0.9.3 (29 Apr 2004) Bug Fixes: * Reinstating the bottom Thread menu since I really miss it. I'll have to figure out how to make it template-based when I feel like being smart. *phpwsbb-0.9.2 (21 Apr 2004) Bug Fixes: * BUG #938818 Fix security hole that allowed search to show BB topic labels regardless of allow_anon_view settings. Thanks Stephan Adler. *phpwsbb-0.9.1 (09 Apr 2004) Bug Fixes: * Changed headers to be GPL compliant * BUG #930013 Don't need Ban User link for guest posts. * Changes docs pages to be more GPL standard * Need to poll database when checking if phpwsBB is still offline. * singletrack found a bunch of bugs in 0.9.0. Fixes are: * Copying images to images/phpwsbb to work with branches. * Making img tags XHTML compliant. * Removing bottom repeat of Thread menu. * Creating buffer page after saving to reduce reloading of save operation. *phpwsbb-0.9.0 (01 Apr 2004) New Features: * Wrote a script to regenerate lang files and did so. http://phpwsbb.sourceforge.net/createlang.php.txt * Monitor system won't notify you when you reply to thread you are monitoring. * Hiding Monitor link if you aren't logged in. * Added docs/CREDITS.txt to give props. * RFE #920696 Using poster name in Last Post field * If using phpwsContacts, contact first/last name are used in Posted By * RFE #862993 Pause/resume monitor user setting and added "remove all monitors" link. * Consolidated delete templates into one since it's all the same. * RFE #862965 Added user preference setting. CLOSED. * RFE #870690 Added icons. http://svgicons.sourceforge.net/ * RFE #862965 Added "Allow User Monitors" setting. * RFE #862965 Changed default behavior to NOT monitor posts. * RFE #906879 Added "Offline" mode. * RFE #870690 Cleaning up interface. *phpwsbb-0.8.1 (15 Mar 2004) Bug Fixes: * BUG #906905 Moved navigation into content area. * BUG #907622 Fixed title on edit message screen. Thanks singletrack. * BUG #906900 Preventing Notes hookup when poster or viewer are anonymous. * Starting to go back and add phpdoc comments, especially class headers. *phpwsbb-0.8.0 (05 Feb 2004) Bug Fixes: * BUG #885684 Adding actual "lastpost" field New Features: * RFE #876260 Adding "latest threads" block * RFE #887667 Adding "forums" block *phpwsbb-0.7.3 (27 Jan 2004) Bug Fixes: * BUG #882461 Not allowing href in subject line anymore. Evil happens * Fixed REQUEST var ref bug where fid/Message_fid isn't always there. * Fixed bug where I forgot to reference right forum id REQUEST var. Thanks to Bobby Kennedy for pointing it out. *phpwsbb-0.7.2 (14 Jan 2004) Bug Fixes: * Fixed bug where deletion of last message in topic failed to call updateForum(). As a result forum topic counts were off. Thanks to Mike Windsor for spotting it. *phpwsbb-0.7.1 (12 Jan 2004) Bug Fixes: * Forgot to require class definitions in boost/update.php. *phpwsbb-0.7.0 (09 Jan 2004) New Features: * Only supporting phpWS 0.9.3-2 * RFE #843133 Report post interface to email admin * Added indexes on foreign keys to speed up queries for large databases. * RFE #861979 Adding editor/time to message * RFE #821589 Link up with Notes module. Requires Notes 1.6.0 * Now deleting monitor entries when thread is killed. Thanks danabu! * RFE #857698 Adding FatCat assignment at forum level *phpwsbb-0.6.2 (25 Nov 2003) Bug Fixes: * Manually including Help/Lang classes for install/update/uninstall *phpwsbb-0.6.1 (21 Nov 2003) Bug Fixes: * BUG #847043 Forum count not updated when topic deleted. New Features: * Updates for new search mechanism in 0.9.3-2. *phpwsbb-0.6.0 (06 Nov 2003) Bug Fixes: * Fixed a bug with Message getting an SQL error if no subject was supplied. * Added a line to the top of index to clean up some notices * Forgot to specify block title in search module. New Features: * Changed references of "threads" to "topics" * Standardizing titles. * Added some translations * RFE #750325 Forums * RFE #818108 Ban Username or IP * RFE #818106 Hide/Show messages and threads. * Made changes necessary for the phpwebsite core updates which included fixing core calls and requirement of classes. *phpwsbb-0.5.4 (24 Oct 2003) Bug Fixes: * BUG #807484 Monitor posts value wasn't being saved. * Cleaned up some sloppiness that had the FORK brackets showing when FORK tag wasn't set. * BUG #824089 Messages accidentally creating childless subjects if save page is reloaded. New Features: * RFE #817402 Viewing IP Addresses of posters. Thanks to singletrack. *phpwsbb-0.5.3 (03 Oct 2003) Bug Fixes: * BUG #807953 Cleaning out leftover STICKY and LOCKED things in messages. * BUG #815110 Only send emails and auto-monitor on new posts/replies. *phpwsbb-0.5.2 (15 Sep 2003) Bug Fixes: * BUG #806852 Changed display of STICKY and LOCKED status. * Update script will convert existing threads. * Changed core requirement to phpWebSite 0.9.3-1. *phpwsbb-0.5.1 (09 Sep 2003) Bug Fixes: * BUG #803127 Change so recipient list isn't emailed to everyone. * Added code to remove help module registration on uninstall. *phpwsbb-0.5.0 (03 Sep 2003) New Features: * RFE #798645 Admin monitoring of posts * RFE #797877 Adding link to go back to thread after monitor status change. * RFE #797878 Setting for bboard admin email. * RFE #797879 Setting for notification email text. Bug Fixes: * BUG #798018 Reporting error on non-existant threads. Thanks to singletrack. *phpwsbb-0.4.0 (29 Aug 2003) Bug Fixes: * Found and fixed a bug that was showing [0] in the screens for no reason. New Features: * RFE #797355 Enlarging body text area size * RFE #770957 Users can monitor posts * RFE #770242 Hook into phpwsContacts * RFE #751673 Disable anonymous posting/viewing of bulletin board. * Added update scripts for adding settings database objects. *phpwsbb-0.3.1 (23 Jul 2003) New Features: * Added code to manually set the Thread's owner field if guest user. Bug Fixes: * Fixed some typo bugs that never saw the light apparently. * Adding phpws core version check *phpwsbb-0.3.0 (07 Jul 2003) New Features: * RFE #761281 Adding parseOutput statements to catch profanityFilter *phpwsbb-0.2.1 (24 Jun 2003) Bug Fixes: * Forgot to increment version number again. I'm lame. *phpwsbb-0.2.0 (24 Jun 2003) New Features: * RFE #750327 Adding sticky thread support * RFE #759002 Adding language support *phpwsbb-0.1.3 (11 Jun 2003) Bug Fixes: * Forgot to increment version settings for 0.1.2, set them to 0.1.3 and releasing because I'm anal retentive. *phpwsbb-0.1.2 (09 Jun 2003) Bug Fixes: * BUG #750892 Follow up on bug for case-sensitivity * BUG #751692 wrong title being shown. New Features: * RFE #751676 Thread menu reprinted on bottom * Marking guest posts with "GUEST" in poster name * RFE #751663 showing thread in reply edit screen. *phpwsbb-0.1.1 (09 Jun 2003) Bug Fixes: * BUG #750892 Added check to see if guest is trying registered username * BUG #750894 Fixed carriage returns not printing, need core->parseOutput *phpwsbb-0.1.0 (05 Jun 2003) * Development done and cutting phpwsbb-0.1.0 |
