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I see that phpBB has a number of anti-spam features ....

http://www.phpbb.com/about/features/

Have you given thought to implementing any of those? Some are added by version 3, which, if I read the source code for this particular page correctly, you appear to be using.

I got one also. Left it in my private message box so you can snag the IP address and blacklist it.

Thanks !!

Updated to the latest version today. When exiting via Alt-F4 it remembered screen position, but it forgot

• files that I were working on had to be reloaded
• Vertical Split was selected
• position of vertical scroll bar for code editor

Maybe in a future release ??

Alas, I've "graduated" to WeBuilder 2008, but still have the same issue: there is apparently no *.ini file that remembers the screen configuration from the last time the software was closed. I could find no setting for this in Preferences, so ....

Sigh .....

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Now that I've turned a nine-year-old desktop machine into a snappy Ubuntu machine, can we ever expect Linux support in general and Ubuntu support in particular .... 8.04 rocks!

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May I assume this applies to WeBuilder 2008?

Dragn, I've only tried this with two identical monitors side-by-side. Having said that, it costs nothing but a few minutes of time to try it. Since my #2 monitor has the rendered web page and my #1 monitor has the HTML, there is no 1-to-1 correlation (in the vertical dimension) between sides. Your ...

Karlis wrote:The most realistic release time for 2008 is March - April 2008. ....

I currently have HTMLPad 2006. Will I be able to upgrade to the 2008 version? If so, any idea what the fee will be?

Have you configured server-side preview mappings? That is all it took ... once I found Options > Preferences > Preview > Mappings ... and replaced what was there with an appropriate Filesystem Path (m:\xampp\htdocs\ for me) -- the default Web Server Path (http://localhost/) was correct. As ...

My church web site has about 450-475 pages ... too many to change! Besides, I was lead to believe that HTMLPad would support Server Side Includes so long as I had Apache installed .... I've installed it, and I still can't get HTMLPad to resolve the SSI's ...

I haven't looked into it yet, but you might have to tell Apache to accept server side includes. Also, you *may* have to use .shtml files. As I said, I haven't looked into it yet fully... A short dirty workaround is to use php. Of course, this means changing your page to a .php page though... :-( (1 ...

sorry I missed your question websquad. glad you got xampp almost working. The operative word is almost : the Server Side Includes are not resolving in HTMLPad, but are in MSIE and FireFox. Since this is a feature that ought to be working now that Apache is functional on my system, I've moved the ...

I've just installed Apache using the xampp package, and Server Side Includes work fine IF I'm using a browser client (FoxFire or MSIE). The SSI's don't resolve in HTMLPad 2006.

What do I need to do to get HTMLPro to resolve my include statements ??

I couldn't get any input on where I should install the web pages for Instant Rails to resolve SSI Includes. Someone suggested Xampp distribution of Apache, so I downloaded it and, with the help of their FAQ page, got it to working OK. I then loaded a test project in the /xampp/htdocs/ subdirectory ...

... I double clicked an exe and told it where to install to and what folder to use as my 'web root' which is the folder with all my projects in it. 2 minutes or something. Wow, a BIG download ... takes 1.6GB of disk space after unzip, installation, and the zip file deleted! I had a free partition ...