Recent content by TheBigK

@shimspedy - Yes. The only issue we faced with XenForo is that it was super difficult to find developers. We wanted custom solutions; and finding the right people to develop those was difficult. Surprisingly, I found it super easy to develop a custom forum + other web applications using...

Thank you for the appreciation. This however is the custom Forum I built from scratch with Laravel. We migrated from XF to custom code in 2018.

I'm trying to figure out how XenForo stores data for the 'Resources' addon. I'm trying to locate a specific file but can't figure out how are these fields linked and in which tables. Would really appreciate your help.

I'm super frustrated with the spam on my site and wish to have an addon that lets me put threads into moderation based upon the keywords in the posted thread title and body. Is there any available?

I recently got introduced to the TDD and want to know whether XF development trio ( Kier, Ashley and Chris ) do the TDD?

We're using XenPorta along with custom modifications from @Mr. Goodie2Shoes that help us achieve the setup.

@Mr Lucky - You are right; if it wasn't an established forum; I'd not care at all. My options are very limited.

I think the only way is to rename index.php to something else; say 'wpindex.php' and then install both WP and Forum in the same directory. But this still involves doing some .htaccess wizardry. @DPF - Have you been able to get this to work?

Got it fixed with help from hosts. It was the nasty fire'WALL' that was blocking the mails. I've already put up a wall on the border of my server. Bruwahahaha. :D

My server is now refusing handshake with amazon ses, after moving over to php7 and getting SSL. Here's the error I'm getting while sending any mail from the server:- Zend_Mail_Protocol_Exception: Email to admin@crazyengineers.com failed: Connection timed out -...

Thanks! This is very interesting! Really appreciate your responses.

Storing the information in database would mean that I can retrieve my search at a later point. Any reason that it's not stored in a global scope like SESSION or COOKIE? Searches are temporary; what's the reason for storing them?

Thanks a ton for your quick responses. Is the search ID stored in the Database or in $_SESSION to maintain persistence?

Do you mean when the user is clicking through paginated results?

If I search anything on XenForo, it creates a URL like this: https://xenforo.com/community/search/8854475/?q=session&o=relevance I wish to know what exactly is the purpose of adding a search ID aka the number after /search/ in the URL?