Discussion about forum move

[Irish]

Irish yea I just pressed the big X and it disappeared lol.

I guess the default template was fine for lower res, different strokes for different folks.

I was going to say it was the members with low res having the issues. I run 1680x1050 which makes more content available. A guy with a big monitor running 800x600 would have to scroll all over the place.

Higher res = better
Low Res = worse

in regards to the wide format.

[Skip]

Maybe implement something so you can edit your rep thread only once a month?

This ^

I've been wanting to get mine changed for a while and I know what I want to be changed. The admin doesn't.

[Skyrider]

Main reason for editing not being allowed is due to the fact that you can alter your steamid and such. The steam login is not perfect as of yet.

If you wish for something to be edited you are welcome to private message me with the link and replacement text. But don't make a habit out of it.

[WombRaider]

I was going to say it was the members with low res having the issues. I run 1680x1050 which makes more content available. A guy with a big monitor running 800x600 would have to scroll all over the place.

Higher res = better
Low Res = worse

in regards to the wide format.

it's liquid.

[Gr3ylok]

Powered by vBulletin® Version 4.2.0
vBulletin version 4.2.0 suffers from a persistent cross site scripting vulnerability in the calendar section

How to fix it?


Here we have vulnerable file named calendar.php in:
doc_root/vb/activitystream/view/perm/calendar/event.php


In line 74 to 77

public function fetchTemplate($templatename, $activity)
{
$eventinfo =& $this->content['event'][$activity['contentid']];
$calendarinfo =& $this->content['calendar'][$eventinfo['calendarid']];

Our title for events doesn't work. We need to filter it like this:

public function fetchTemplate($templatename, $activity)
{
$eventinfo =& $this->content['event'][$activity['contentid']];
$calendarinfo =& $this->content['calendar'][$eventinfo['calendarid']];
$eventinfo['title'] = htmlspecialchars_uni($eventinfo['title']);

I can't be bothered checking if you guys patched it, prolly did, but ey if not.

[Irish]

it's liquid.

I'm at a loss then. The fullwidth version looks fine and reads fine as well. So for me at least it doesn't matter which is the default as long as one no border theme is available. For sky.....I did look at forumrunner on the Google store. Feedback is 3.5 stars to tapatalks 4.5. Runner has 10k downloads and tapatalk has 100k. If this is being looked at I think tapatalk reaches more users.

[Drunken F00l]

I'll look into adding Tapatalk.

[crackodile]

i think it's neat, even though i dont post much

[Mostly]

Not sure if anyone else is having this problem, but I've linked my SO account to my steam account, I'm logging in via Steam - and when I look at my rep thread I see this:

You are currently seeing this message because you are a normal registered user. In order to make a new reputation thread or to reply in someone elses, you are required to link your steam account to your forum profile. Click on "Sign in through steam" located at the top right of the forums. It's completely safe and it's only meant for other users to see who you really are.

Bug, or am I doing something wrong?

[Irish]

I'll look into adding Tapatalk.

Fantastic news.



@mostly - I was seeing the same thing. When I was logging in through Steam I was getting signed out if I closed my browser. Logging in with a username seems to keep me logged in.