Recent content by David Trefry

much obliged!

this is a great video. it's great to know this kind of stuff right from the git-go. helps to keep things nice and clean. Thank you for sharing.

can someone tell me how i can see all the available XF fonts? are they what's available on the server or do they come with XF? I've been doing some screen design customizations to some of the templates and want to use a few different fonts and don't know what's available. thanks! david t.

update: got the smtp working. dumped sendmail server and switched to postfix server. a good decision for many reasons. i had to step through the zend transport code to figure it out. i was using my ( basic board info ) default email address as the bounce address on the email options page...

getting close i think. if i use the default, check box with -f, i need to run the sendmail server service because the default checkbox uses the php mail sw, and that uses sendmail. i'll report what i find tomorrow. i need to edit php.ini as well. thanks for the help.

yes from my home via fiber. in addition to my isp i'm using an smtp host which doesn't block any ports. same one i registered my domain name with. i also have the admin email with them. do i need to run my own email server? they told me, for outgoing email use port 465 ssl. is that the...

with the default check the destination port is 25. saw it in my router's log. that's why that doesn't work...

what is the default method? do u know what it's settings are? thanks.

i tried that. i'll try it again maybe some settings have changed sine the . this is just an email client, correct? i can't get out on port 25, it's blocked by my isp. thanks. stay tuned. t

Hello, I know many people have been down this road already because I tried using the community database to solve it but am having no luck. My email transpoprt settins are as follows: SMTP mail.myhostname.com : port 465 user name and password SSL That email account address is the same for...

Ahhh yes. That rings a bell. A database thing. Thank you for the answer!

I figured it out. When you delete a post, as admin anyway, it also deletes the post number and never reuses that post number again for any subsequent posts. At least it appears that way. I thought I had tested for this earlier but I must not have used a $postId that was not previously...

I understand the hardcoded post number is just for demo purposes. My question is why, if a post is made and is displayed successfully by this example, and then that first and only post is deleted by the admin using the permanent option, then another post is made and you do a ShowAPost on that...

Hello, I know this thread is old but I'm new to XenForo and am starting at the bottom, sort of. I tried this exercise and it worked no problem. I then wanted to delete my test post, which I did with the Permanent option selected. I then entered another post and tried ShowAPost again and it...

CentOS 6.4 for 64 bit.