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Moving this to the web site forum, as it isn't really involved with bridging,

That's weird - I've never seen that happen.  As this is more of a web site issue, I'm moving it to the appropriate forum.

AWESOME! thanks for the speedy response too... once I managed to undo all the changes I'd done it worked a treat! Cheers, and keep up the great work. Mods/Admins feel free to clean up this thread now to include reference to the language file in the original post... Done.  I'll leave the commen...

Good point - I didn't make that very clear.  _ON_NEW_CONTENT is one of the variables in your language file.  So, if you are using english, you would change it in /language/english.php .

I haven't had this issue.  I'm going to move this to the appropriate board.

All set now, thanks!

I created a project a few days back (I believe 11/28) and haven't heard anything yet.  I know approval is usually fairly swift on these, and I'm wondering if someone with access could check the approval queue.  There were some forge problems around that time (new accounts couldn't be made)...

Thanks for letting me know!  It worked for me as well. 

I'm running in to the same thing.  Tried yesterday and today.

In the SMF Administration area, under the option for Posts and Topics, in the Topc Settings tabs, there is an option for "Max topic size to show "All" posts (?):".  Could we get that set to whatever you see fit (maybe 100?) so that you can view more than one page of posts at a time?

In IE version 6 (firefox is OK, haven't tested any others), if you have multiple code decalartions in your post that go off to the side, the scroll bar will be at the bottom of the post, instead of at the specific box for the code that needs to be scrolled.  See this post to see an example of w...

Have you ever wanted to know more than just that a new private message has arrived when your users submit items?  How about, what they submitted and a quick link back to your administration panel? OK, here's what to do. In your language file (for example, if using english, your /language/englis...

I was going to make this same suggestion, but then I found this thread.  While the FAQ section is good for some of this, how about the tips you may have that aren't an FAQ, but may be helpful to an extremely small number of people?  That's where a good tips & tricks section comes in handy.