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28 May 2009 at 05:08 UTC
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4 Jul 2009 at 20:01 UTC
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Here's the main forum listing from phpBB:

And Advanced Forum:

| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #9 | af-top-level-forum-page.jpg | 163.17 KB | michelle |
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Comment #1
webchickDifferences:
- View your posts view
- View unanswered posts view
- View new posts view
- View active topics view
- Who's online block:
o "Hidden" users
o "Most users ever online"
o Usernames coloured by role
- Statistics block actually matches nearly exactly! Right on!
- No icon key
Comment #2
Gurpartap Singh commented- Different wrapping table for each category.
Comment #3
merlinofchaos commentedThe critical functionality here are the views. We can skip 'most users ever online', as well as 'hidden' users.
Comment #4
michelleI'd be happy to host the views in AF. They're on my to do list, anyway. Don't wait for me to make them, though, if someone else has time as we're getting down to the wire. Just toss some views exports into my queue and I can get them added in.
Michelle
Comment #5
michelleOh, also, the user coloring is something I want to get into AF eventually but not sure on the best approach, yet. It would require a theme_username override and a UI to set the colors by role. Because it would make sense as a site wide thing, it might be better as a submodule or possibly a seperate project. I don't believe I have an actual issue for it... Just something in my mental to do list.
Michelle
Comment #6
michelleThe code I committed tonight splits each container into its own table and also makes the single container / single parent forum pages match. It also turns subforums into a comma seperated list.
Michelle
Comment #7
crea commentedUser theming (not coloring, icons could be used too so it's theming) should be standalone module. It can be used without forum.
Comment #8
michelle@crea: Yeah, that's what I thought, too.
Michelle
Comment #9
michelleHere's the latest from AF.
Michelle
Comment #10
michelleActualy, the coloring by role would really make sense implemented either in or in conjunction with http://drupal.org/project/user_display .
Michelle
Comment #11
michelleI think this issue is basically done. The only real differences I see remaining are in the "who's online" block, which aren't high priority.
Michelle