The php enthusiasts message board is made using php+MySQL. The main functions of the system are:
Message: sign a message, delete a message, reply to a message, pin a message, edit a message.
Using FCK and htmlarea editors, it is flexible and convenient.
Backend management, including:
Basic settings message board name selection online editor display number of messages per page maximum number of characters per message message interval time statement filtering restrictions keyword restrictions IP
Data backup, data recovery, password modification and update instructions:
Added a verification code function to effectively prevent spam. Some users in previous versions were troubled by spam. Version 2.0 will solve this problem well. Corrected the inability to wrap consecutive characters to make the table larger. Corrected the repeated filtering of special characters. The line wrapping problem when there is no HTML editor has been fixed. The email format check has been fixed. The edit top reply has been deleted. There is no permission check. The problem of insufficient line width in large fonts has been fixed. The bug caused by administrators using different editors when editing has been fixed.
Add navigation settings. Users can add and modify their own navigation links to add fonts, colors and other settings. Users can set their favorite interface style as they wish. At the same time, the width setting is added. Users can adjust the width of the message board to meet the needs of the website. Added interface language settings. Users can modify the interface language package to meet their own needs. Added avatar settings. Users can upload, delete, modify avatars and select avatars. Change the mode from the drop-down menu to display all for selection. Increase the setting of the logo address. In view of the slow loading of the FCK editor, the htmlarea editor is added to separate the logic and interface to facilitate development and modification.
PHP enthusiasts message board v2.0 has rewritten most of the code by Xin Ruoshuihan, which is more valuable for learning.
From the beginning, the PHP Enthusiasts Message Board emphasized compatibility with IE and Firefox browsers.
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