Recent content by rEd86

OK. I've been a member of the XenForo community for since January and have been slowly digesting plug-in development over that time. (installed and did source review of a lot of great products) I am comfortable with PHP and have been working on the browser side (JavaScript, DOM, etc) for a long...

I figured as much... And I overlooked this little statement the first time I read your post. YOU TEASE! :D --Ed

Excellent points. I was only going to use XenForo 1.1 with a limited number of simple plugins initially (if any) so that too significantly reduces the risk of things breaking or having conflicts with each additional beta release. Any plugins that I will use are cosmetic and could be disabled if...

OK, I have read the warnings on the download pages: But there are so many cool/great features in the latest release that I REALLY want to launch a new site on version 1.1. Yea, I know - I've been warned but the product looks pretty stable and I am hoping this is just a standard disclaimer to...

Is there really a reason to move everything to another server? You're changing the domain name of the site, right? EDIT: Has the thread title has changed from when Brogan answered it? Now I'm confused on what is trying to be done... :) --Ed

This sounds like the expected behavior to me. The activation link is for the account it was emailed to, not the account your logged into. It's just to verify that email is making it to the account you registered with, that's all. It doesn't sign you in or do anything else does it? --Ed

Isn't the "R=301" a redirect directive? --Ed

Some else that's a better with regular expressions can step up and correct me (I just don't do them that often) but I THINK this will work: RewriteRule ^(.*/)*$ https://www.yourdomain.com/$1 [R=301,L] I also changes the "R" at the end (redirect) to include the code 301, which is a permanent...

RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTPS} !=on RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://www.yourdomain.com/$1 [R,L]

Great stuff. Can't wait to see what the statistics look like for today... How about an hourly snapshot that includes traffic when 1.1 beta was released? --Ed

Finally! :) --Ed

I'm confused. Don't we already have complete control over what's in the email notifications via the phrases? (phrases like watched_thread_reply_email_html) I was assuming that the variables that are available might have expanded with 1.1 but we still have full control over what is in them...

Plenty more before the release of 1.1 or plenty more after it's released, to showcase features we can use?!? ;)

I don't think the file name has as much to do with SEO than the content around the photo and where that content exists. (alt/title/H1 tags, etc.) For example, when I did a Google search for "Brett Peters" most of the photos that came up didn't have either in the file name. It was the content on...

No, not if you use the standard ico file name that Brogan mentioned. (favicon.ico off the root of your site) If you don't then you can specify another file name/path as metadata: <link rel="shortcut icon" href="/somepath/favicon.ico" type="image/x-icon" /> --Ed