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Author tom322
Forums Member
#31 | Posted: 11 Jul 2006 16:27
Please do not change anything anymore now. I had the forum updated and don't want more changes!!!

:)
Author Ivan
Advanced Member
#32 | Posted: 11 Jul 2006 17:02 | Edited by: Ivan
The goal now (as I imagine it) is:

- To have a stable version (we have it);
- To have enough options (we have them);
- To fix some occasional remained bugs (Paul does it).

So I join tom322: please, unneeded additions - no, personal customizations - yes :)
Author Paul
CEO
#33 | Posted: 11 Jul 2006 19:26 | Edited by: Paul
Serg

I think, you can make it yourself, if you really need it :-) bb_codes.php file is separated from the main core, and you can modify it on your wish. I think, by default all links should open in new window, so you are not leaving the forums thread.
Author Paul
CEO
#34 | Posted: 12 Jul 2006 08:00
Main release updated today, with the following files:

bb_func_pthread.php
bb_func_ptopic.php
bb_func_txt.php

Nothing so critical, but makes it better.
Author marsbar
Associated Member
#35 | Posted: 13 Jul 2006 03:04
tom322 wrote: Please do not change anything anymore now. I had the forum updated and don't want more changes!!!

I think miniBB's system of keeping presentation and programming codes separate makes upgrading relatively simple work... it is only when Team makes changes to the default HTML templates, my head starts to ache a bit. Fortunately, template changes rarely occur! :-)

Cheers,
mb
Author Paul
CEO
#36 | Posted: 13 Jul 2006 08:42
I really hope there will be no more template updates. It seems it works fine with current layout - but be prepared for ZHTML or some new technology, which always doesn't allow to sleep comely :-)
Author CardMSG
Forums Member
#37 | Posted: 13 Jul 2006 23:31
I just updated my forum from version 2.0 RC6e to 2.0 FINAL, but things don't seem any different. For example, when inserting an image, it still doesn't ask for the alt text. I followed the instructions toward then end of the !update file, but didn't see anything for updating the mysql database.

Should there be some update to the mysql db, or am I missing something?

Thanks...

My forum is here
Author Paul
CEO
#38 | Posted: 14 Jul 2006 07:10
How DB could be related to image ALT? :-) No DB changes are needed, if you upgrade from RC6e.

I'm reading in this update:

templates/main_post_form.html - changes regarding IMGS tag (new code for IMGS button); style "padding-left:5px;" added in the cell containing {$loginLogout}

So I'm downloading latest package, view the mentioned file in it, then easily copy/paste this content:


<a href="JavaScript:paste_strinL('', 3, '[imgs='+prompt('URL:','http://www.url-to-your-image-here.com/image.jp g')+']', prompt('{$l_promptAlt}','')+'[/imgs]', '')" onmouseover="window.status='{$l_bb_image}'; return true" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true"><img src="{$main_url}/img/button_image.gif" style="width:23px;height:22px" alt="{$l_bb_image}" /></a>&nbsp;


into my own template, neverminding what's exactly changed here...

We recently also discovered that bb_cookie.php was not mentioned for upgrading people in the update history, and also new version of this file was not included in official distribution. Now it's fixed - welcome to update this file, too, even if it doesn't contain nothing critical, there could be useful stuff for future addons.
Author CardMSG
Forums Member
#39 | Posted: 14 Jul 2006 15:06
That worked, thanks!
Author Ivan
Advanced Member
#40 | Posted: 15 Jul 2006 04:52
Paul, your file bb_cookie.php now is from 22 June. Or your example is in principle?
Author Pascal
Forums Member
#41 | Posted: 15 Jul 2006 12:14
Hello,

I currently have miniBB 2.0 RC2a installed and I want to upgrade to the final version (also on a new domain name). I don't care about templates being overwritten with the default one. Is it OK when I do it this way :

1) export my database to an .sql file with phpMyAdmin
2) edit the setup_options.php file
3) upload the forum script package to my new domain name
4) run _install.php
5) import my database with phpMyAdmin

In fact, I want to start from scratch, with the exception of the database of course. So is this a good way to do this?

Best regards,

Pascal
Author Ivan
Advanced Member
#42 | Posted: 15 Jul 2006 14:33 | Edited by: Ivan
Dear Sir,

After many years of hard work, the bestselling novel called "How to upgrade miniBB when you don't care much about overwriting the templates" was published here:

http://www.minibb.com/forums/1_1965_0.html#msg11818

In addition, in your case you must, of course, export the DB from the old place and import it in the new one, let's say - as step 7a - but the other steps are the same.

Good luck :)
Author Pascal
Forums Member
#43 | Posted: 15 Jul 2006 18:44 | Edited by: Pascal
Hi Ivan,

Does it mean I have to import my database BEFORE the following steps:

9. Update the database with the file !UPDATE_DB.sql
10. Recalculate the database, running the file convdb.php.

?

And I can't find !UPDATE_DB.sql in the final release package.

Pascal
Author Ivan
Advanced Member
#44 | Posted: 15 Jul 2006 19:58 | Edited by: Ivan
Of course you must import it in the newly created empty DB with the same name at the new server/domain! I told you this to be step 7a. Otherwise - what shall you update? :)

The update file for the database structure is here, right after the main package at the download page:

http://www.minibb.com/download.php?file=minibb20_update

The recalculation script - for step 10 - is the third one at the same page:

http://www.minibb.com/download.php?file=minibb_convdb
Author Pascal
Forums Member
#45 | Posted: 16 Jul 2006 09:42
So, in short it's OK when I do it like this (assuming I don't care about templates, language packs, etc...):

1) export database (2.0 RC2a) from old server to .sql file
2) unzip the 2.0 final release package on my computer
3) edit setup_options.php and bb_specials.php etc...
4) upload the package to the new server
5) delete _install.php and _install_mysql.sql
6) create database name on new server
7) import database to new server
8) run !UPDATE_DB.sql
9) run convdb.php

?

Pascal
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