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Updated MyBB - Registration Open Again

Sat, 11 Feb 2012 09:04:02 +0000

MyBB has now bee updated to the latest version, and I've installed a spam protection plugin which should help reduce the amount of spam I have to sit and remove every day from this forum.

So I have enabled registration once again. When you register you can post in the forum, however your posts will be moderated until you you get manual approval by an admin.

Twilip Engine - Update to version 2.2.0.3

Fri, 10 Feb 2012 23:16:54 +0000

I'm aware I haven't released an update in the Twilip Engine for quite some time, and I opened it up tonight and finalized some changes I had been working on.

I know again that I have changed the way the files are called/opened but as this is still right at the beginning of development I feel this may change as time moves on.

Main Changes
A few main major changes have happened:

The file naming convention has been changed
Actions are no longer included from the index file. They are now just files in the root directory

Module Updates

The Smarty template engine is now updated to the latest version

Added Features
In the new version some added features have been included:

Footer redesigned to look more professional

More changes are to come, but for now that's some of the stuff I'm been working on in my spare time.

PHP Bad Word Filter and Censor

Sun, 03 Apr 2011 15:29:43 +0000

This script can be used to filter out unwanted words from a variable.

PHP Code:


// A list of all the words you want to ban
$filterlist = array('silly', 'stupid', 'wicked');

// The message you want to filter
$message = 'That silly girl went on a date with that stupid stoopid boy who was wicked.';

// Run the filter function
echo (filtermessage($filterlist,$message));

/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Function: filtermessage
    Description: Filter out a selection of words from a message and replace
                them with a word of your choice
    Usage:    filtermessage( array('silly'), 'silly person', 'removed');
   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
function filtermessage($filterlist, $message, $replace = '[removed]'){

    foreach($filterlist as $currentword){
        // Remove any words straight out from the list
        $message = eregi_replace(trim($currentword), ' ' . $replace . ' ',$message);

        // Get each individual word
        $words = explode(' ', $message);

        // Check each word for a phonetic match
        foreach($words as $word) {
            if(metaphone(trim($word)) == metaphone(trim($currentword))) {
                $message = eregi_replace($word, ' ' . $replace . ' ',$message);
            }    
        }
    }
    return $message;

}

?>

Twilip Engine - Update to version 2.2.0.2

Sat, 04 Sep 2010 12:21:01 +0000

There has been a lot of changes in the Twilip Engine mainframe lately which will hopefully make the framework easier to use, more user friendly, and of course more features for you to play with.

Bugs
In the new version some bugs have been fixed:

Sessions now have timeouts set at a default of 15 minutes of no activity. This means sessions will be deleted after 15 minutes of inactivity and therefore users logged off. This can be changed in a new settings table.
If the debug_mode option is set to false users will no longer be able to view the debug option in the footer, and the database class physically will not produce any debug messages to the debug (SMARTY) VARIABLE

Added Features
In the new version some added features have been included:

Better, user friendly User CP template/theme
Profile options, such as First Name, Last Name, Website, About Me, and other customisable profile information

Hopefully there will be more to come soon and then the script can be fully released, but for now if anyone wants to try the new updates they have been released in the new version.

Fresh Installation Guide

Mon, 30 Aug 2010 20:25:21 +0000

How to Install a Fresh Twilip Engine
As of the latest release 2.2 the Engine now comes with an installer, meaning you no longer need to manually install the SQL files and configure the core.config.php file.

Instead you can follow the simple steps below:

1) Goto the official site and download the latest version:
http://www.twilip.com/?act=products&cmd=engine

2) Extract the files into a new folder on your web server.

3) Goto your website and you will be taken to the installer directly.

4) If your MySQL account has direct access to create new databases then you will not need to setup a new database manually before, as the installer comes with an option to create a new database.

5) Once you have completed the installer, you are now ready to start programming, or adding Twilip Products onto your site.

Remember you can always goto the Help and Support section of our site if you get stuck or need help on anything

Twilip Engine (MainFrame)

Mon, 30 Aug 2010 15:37:49 +0000

Current Status: BETA (Supported)
Current Version: 2.2.0.2

Downloads:
twilip-engine-2.2.0.1-290810.rar
twilip-engine-2.2.0.1-290810.7z
twilip-engine-2.2.0.1-290810.zip

Date of Last Release: 20 April 2011

Description:
The Twilip Engine (MainFrame) is the core framework that all Twilip products run off. If you are looking to develop any of our scripts further it's important you read through the documentation for the Engine to understand how it's database and styling manipulation works.

Components:
Smarty - For displaying templates and output to the client
PHP - The main scripting language used
MySQL - Currently the only supported database system
jQuery - For ajax commands and create the great javascript framework

Features:
User System

Forum Open - To replace Wiki

Mon, 30 Aug 2010 15:08:26 +0000

I have decided that it will be better for everyone if instead of having a Wiki site I'll just make a forum where we can post updates to scripts and where you can ask questions and get support when you need it.

I may put a Wiki site up again in the future, but for the moment I think this is more appropriate until at least the company grows a little bit.

I'll hopefully get some support documentation and information on the Twilip Engine by the end of the day.

Thanks