ps. what i mean is that the new parser is better than cb one (we dont have cb anymore)

danialt wrote:
I had done it already. CBparser was good but not enough. If you look at the parser files under includes/ you will see a one with xxfireboardxx.php inside you can find definitions for any TAG you want to add extra. so you can have hundreds of more tags much easier.

@SVN
take a look at joomla code SVN for fireboard

Got it already, had no problem when going via joomlacode, but following the link here in forums, it did not recognize my user/pass

Will start testing it asap

danialt wrote:
ps. what i mean is that the new parser is better than cb one (we dont have cb anymore)
I gotcha. If it's better than cb then I don't need to experiment. Thanks.

We are working on it right now, so dont be afraid if the build breaks. Miro is working on the smiley part

Downloaded interpreter.bbcode.inc.php, interpreter.fireboard.inc.php and parser.inc.php...

just move them to sources? no file rewrite or edit?

johnnydement wrote:
Downloaded interpreter.bbcode.inc.php, interpreter.fireboard.inc.php and parser.inc.php...

just move them to sources? no file rewrite or edit?


More than a week and no answer for this?

Possibly one should have some knowledge about how to use the latest SVN before volunteering to test it.

Just to let you know, the new parser is now working pretty perfectly (in SVN).

Autolinks are detected in most cases right, smilies working, Tags checked and enforced to be fully xhtml valid, code could be inserted perfectly, even HTML-Code is allowed outside tag code - but not specially highlighted. Speed is fast.

After the initial testing release i fixes all reported issues.
Thanks danial for his starting integration. This solution is real teamwork

Whatelse do you want? :-D

Thobbe wrote:
johnnydement wrote:
Downloaded interpreter.bbcode.inc.php, interpreter.fireboard.inc.php and parser.inc.php...

just move them to sources? no file rewrite or edit?


More than a week and no answer for this?

In order to test the latest SVN for most features, one must download all files from the 1.0 tree and copy them over your existing install on your test server. Never do this onto a production system as there can be bugs in the SVN.
I assume you have a graphical SVN client installed? If so simply export the whole 1.0 tree into the local directories of your test server. It assume that your prior install was on 1.0.3

Hope that helps!

Possibly one should have some knowledge about how to use the latest SVN before volunteering to test it.

Welcome to my smartass list! loing time sice I added someone, and first in this site! gratz!

And no, fireboard is a comp for a CMS, teory is a CMS is fot those who can't bother learning codign and need/want a good site, furthermore, testing is necessary is done also by this kind of people, as they are the ones who will end using it...

In order to test the latest SVN for most features, one must download all files from the 1.0 tree and copy them over your existing install on your test server. Never do this onto a production system as there can be bugs in the SVN.

I assume you have a graphical SVN client installed? If so simply export the whole 1.0 tree into the local directories of your test server. It assume that your prior install was on 1.0.3

Thanks for the answer, althought I had managed already, I use turtoiseSVN but dunno why, seeing the dates of the files, I decided would be enought downloading the new ones

Till now, I'm liking it, althought truth to be said, IPB is still the best