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Thanks (:
I'm glad that others can benefit from my modification!

I usually treat comments from "Comments" page rather than from articles. It was little difficult since you don't know which article the comment is related to. So, I wrote few lines code to /admin/record.comments.php and now there is the date when comment is modified, the article with link ...

Thanks a lot, Thorsten! (:

Yes, it is.

Hi! index.tpl is the right file. There is block between <!-- start headers --> and <!-- end headers --> and there is list of links inside of <ul> element. You just need to add there something like this: <li><a href="http://google.com">Link to Google</a></li>

In /template/index.tpl is this code in lines 112-118 (in my file): <!-- start login box --> <div class="content"> <div id="loginform"> {loginBox} </div> </div> <!-- end login box --> You can comment or remove that part and login box will disappear.

I still can't create anchors that would stay after updating... Have you found anything to fix this? Anyway, thanks for your concern, Thorsten! (: Edit June 30, 2009: I've done a little search... Anchor thing was a bug in TinyMCE before version 3 or so. I downloaded phpMyFAQ RC2 and tested it. Now th...

I like phpMyFAQ also because its simplicity. I have been using Joomla for my CMS and that was horrible. It's difficult to remember what has to be done to have one simple article shown. Also, Joomla has lots of security bugs. I can do everything I want with phpMyFAQ and there's no complex features I ...

Nice layout! I like it because it is plain and clear. And I really like the up right corner navigation! What I would have done differently is that I would have added some maximum width of the layout. But that's just a minor thing (:

Hi! I found phpMyFAQ when I was looking for this kind of software for my employer. I fell in love with phpMyFAQ and will have it on several of my websites! Here is one layout I made for a local Internet tv website. You can see it live here: Heinävesi.tv Attached are few pictures and files that I alt...

I commented those lines out where relative paths are transformed into absolute paths. I'm not sure but there might be limited access to the subdomain where our phpMyFAQ is located, so I thought that relative paths could work better. And they did. So the reason images didn't work in first place might...

Don't know... Images are working with relative paths, so there might be something in firewall like you said. Well, we surely can use only relative paths for images so problem solved - kind of. And yeah, standard.php isn't included on phpMyFAQ because it's some standard file of PHP. getimagesize() is...

This is weird... My localhost exports image from Internet fine but my company's server won't do that. The execution of inserting image ends here on /inc/PMF_Export/Pdf.php : if (!$info = @getimagesize($image)) { return; } getimagesize() is located on standard.php (at least my Eclipse said so when ho...

Yes, you were right! I solved the problem in /inc/Init.php: Find: $db = PMF_Db::db_select($DB['type']); $db->connect($DB['server'], $DB['user'], $DB['password'], $DB['db']); Replace: $db = PMF_Db::db_select($DB['type']); $db->connect($DB['server'], $DB['user'], $DB['password'], $DB['db']); $db->quer...

I asked about special configurations and they said the database may force data to be utf-8. So I have to find a solution for this. Thanks for showing me the way!