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Oh boy, RC3 has 75 of these... Will probably just write a script that runs through and pulls out all the hook names and what template they're in.

And another note, no additional template hooks were added in Beta 6.

usort($array, function($a, $b) { return $a - $b; // or something, y'know, more complex. }); $text = preg_replace_callback('/\((\d+)\+(\d+)\)/', function($match) { return '(' . ($match[1] + $match[2]) . ')'; }, '(2+3) (10+7)'); // (5) (17) but i didn't test this at all. Basically...

Well, technically, it's not a "real" cron job, in the sense that the server is executing it via crond or something. The jobs are being executed in the context of the web server, either by running it manually through the Admin CP, or through an empty cron image gif served on the frontend (via...

I figured that would have worked fine, I just didn't want to suggest it since that overwrites the singleton instance of XenForo_Visitor with a guest. Not sure if there would be any side effects to that method when running a cron via the Admin CP.

$errorPhraseKey will be filled with the key of an error phrase, should the permission check fail (or any other error, presumably).

Try calling canViewForum like so: $guest = $this->getModelFromCache('XenForo_Model_User')->getVisitingGuestUser(); $viewable = $this->getModelFromCache('XenForo_Model_Forum') ->canViewForum($forum, $errorPhraseKey, null, $guest); The fourth parameter allows you to pass an array for any...

Finishing up all the races in Forza 3 career mode (there's close to a thousand of them...) on my 360, and playing a lot of Bejeweled 3 lightning mode on PC.

I understand that general diff tools would work, but I think this gives more concise output, and would be easier for most people to read.

Here's the output for Beta 4 -> Beta 5: http://crindigo.com/xf/phrasediff-1.0.0b4-1.0.0b5.txt

It wouldn't be *that* much harder to make it executable via the browser, but it was much faster to write as a command line script.

I wrote a small tool to grab the list of added/updated/deleted phrases between two "phrases.xml" files from installation data. It's command-line only right now. Example usage is: php xfPhraseDiff.php beta4-phrases.xml beta5-phrases.xml Which, if ran with the actual beta4/beta5 phrases.xml...

Just a note, no template hooks were added in Beta 5.

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