Red code simple forum blog version
v1.0
Because I really like the interface and style of this simple ASP forum, I wanted to use it as a small personal forum or personal blog, but I felt that there were still some shortcomings, so I tried to make some code corrections and beautifications, and added some functions. Please criticize and correct me!
Special thanks to:
Original creator Red Code Software (A Fei)
Modified by haxin
Modified by Hongcha Network Studio
(1) The earliest version of the historical ASP Simple Forum Red Code Simple Forum: http://www.asp300.com/CodeView/CodeView_6985.html
(I have not tested this program in detail) The main problem is that the Html editor cannot be used for posting.
Red Code Simple Forum V1.0 version:
Upgrade to post using html editor. The main problem is that after logging in, users can only post but cannot reply to posts. There are code errors; they cannot browse in pages; they cannot log out of the post content page, etc.
(2) What has been modified in this code change?
The contents of this code change are:
a. Administrators can reply to posts after logging in.
b. Added an administrator exit button on the post content page.
Content added in this code change:
a. You can reply to posts without registration, and you can use the html editor.
b. Add message board and management message board functions.
c. Add adjustable paging browsing function.
Disadvantages:
a. Changed to single user. If you want to add a user account, you can add User directly to the database.
b. There is a lack of a search function, and it is impossible to search for post content or topics. I hope that latecomers will improve it.
c. The theme is relatively simple, you can change it to your favorite theme and style.
Notice:
Database file name: datalagein.asp
Administrator account and password: lagein 123
When the administrator deletes a reply to a message, just enter an empty reply.
If you need to modify the number of posts displayed on each page, modify it in pagesize in list.asp.
The post limit is 255 characters.
