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Looking for ideas for SMF Classifieds next version.
Have the following done so far: Any suggestions or improvements let me know.


5.0
+Trader Rating Count now displayed on the view bids page
+Added paypal locale support to do customizations for international users. Under Admin -> Classifieds Configuration -> Payment Modules
!https picture links now supported in listings
!Allow classifieds admins the option to manage listing pictures/files if bids were made
!Update personal messages to not use urls as much and link to the members profile
+Seller information added on payment page if no paypal is displayed
+Added pay now link under MyBids section if your bid was accepted for the auction/listing
+Added on MyListing page listing status/current bid amount. Also the option to relist an item
!Place bid page now formats the greater than amount in the currency used for the listing

Dynamic Memberlist



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Dynamic Memberlist 3.0
by Antechinus

This modification (for SMF 2.0 only) completely replaces the standard SMF Memberlist.template.php,
as well as making substantial alterations to the buddies list and ignore list in Profile.template.php,
and to the who's online list in Who.template.php.

This mod replaces the old tables of member details with styleable blocks that stack to fit screen width.

RTL languages are fully supported, without requiring any code in rtl.css.

Usernames at the top of member blocks will be cropped if they are over 22 characters long.

The only image included is default_avatar_block.png, for members who do not have an avatar.
This default avatar is 240x240 px, so it will not pixellate on high density displays.
Change this image to anything you like, keeping the same name for the new image.

Avatars are clickable and will redirect to the member's profile (if allowed) or to the login page.
By default the member blocks will display avatars up to 120px wide by 120px high.

This mod includes CSS to resize avatars to the desired size in the member blocks.
The CSS is commented so that people can easily adjust block sizes and avatar sizes.

Look for the following code if you wish to change the width of the blocks:

.member_block .reset {
  /* Sets the overall width of the blocks. */
  width: 155px;
  background-image: linear-gradient(to top, #E3EDF7 0, #fff 100%);
  border-radius: 6px;
}

Look for this code if you wish to change the displayed size of avatars:

.avatar_block {
  /* Make this slightly taller than maximum avatar height. */
  height: 125px;
}
.avatar_block .avatar {
  width: auto;
  height: auto;
  /* Adjust these to suit preferred maximum avatar size. */
  max-width: 120px;
  max-height: 120px;
}

Please note that this mod is not compatible with other memberlist mods. These must be uninstalled.

This mod is licensed under the WTFPL, which is a legally recognized and completely valid license.

If the possibility of seeing profanity means you would prefer to not read the actual license terms, rest assured that you can do whatever you like with this mod's code.

Enjoy.

Discord Web Hooks




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Adds support for posting of new topics and messages to discord.
Also supports posting when a new user registers.

You can customize the messages posted for these actions, along with the name of the bot that posts the message.

Uses either cURL or fsockopen to make the post.

We have released HashTags for SMF 2.0.x. HashTags allows you to use hashtags such as #forum, #smf in your forum posts like twitter. They are linked to a listing page that shows all the hashtags in use on your forum. This makes for an easier searching system and is commonly used in social networking websites.

For more information on HashTags visit https://www.smfhacks.com/hashtags.php

Existing active Community Suite license members can download the latest version of HashTags from the download forum for HashTags

Lazarus




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Lazarus, is a Simple & Responsive SMF Theme, Black&White and a little Blue.
NOTICE: Some Pages/Tables May not be responsive


Copyright (C) 2018 SychO (M.S)
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
Graphics
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Fugue Icons | © 2012 Yusuke Kamiyamane | These icons are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License
Oxygen Icons | These icons are licensed under GNU LGPLv3
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If you're experiencing problems with Pretty URLs this page may help you. But first check that your forum is using the latest version of this mod.

Every link causes 404 Not Found errors
If after installing the mod every link is broken, there is probably a problem with your server (it may not support mod_rewrite or per-directory .htaccess configuration files). To fix the links so that the problem can be diagnosed and fixed, or so you can uninstall the mod, create a new .php file with this code:

<?php require_once(dirname(__FILE__) . '/SSI.php'); updateSettings(array('pretty_enable_filters' => '0')); ?>
Upload the file to the same location as your forum's SSI.php and open it with your web browser. Then don't forget to delete it!

Links point to old domain after moving forum or fix HTTPS
This is very simple to fix, in addition to updating all the other settings with repair_settings.php, this mod has one more setting to fix. You can either manually fix the pretty_root_url setting yourself, or else create a new .php with this code:
<?php require_once(dirname(__FILE__) . '/SSI.php'); require_once($sourcedir . '/Subs-PrettyUrls.php'); updateSettings(array('pretty_root_url' => $boardurl)); pretty_update_filters(); ?>
Upload the file to the same location as your forum's SSI.php and open it with your web browser. Then don't forget to delete it!

Sub-directories can't be opened
If you have a sub-directory in your forum directory you will no longer be able to access it as SMF will think you want to open a board with its name (note if you refer to a page in that sub-directory it will work fine.) With one addition to your .htaccess file you can fix this. You may have to change your FTP client's settings in order to see the hidden .htaccess file. This example is for the sub-directory /chat/, which should open /chat/index.html; add it to the top of your .htaccess file (outside the Pretty URLs section!)

RewriteRule ^chat/?$ /chat/index.html [L,QSA]

Pretty URLs is organized around filters, which are sets of instructions about what to do to with a page's URLs. If you want to change how Pretty URLs operates, or to add extra functionality, you will need to understand how a filter is constructed.

The filters array
The data for each filter Pretty URLs uses is all contained in a single array, which is serialized and stored in the pretty_filters database setting. You can edit this database setting yourself, however to make it easier to do so, a hidden admin tool was created which can be accessed at index.php?action=admin;area=pretty;sa=filters or admin/?area=pretty;sa=filters if the actions filter is enabled. This tool displays the array in the JSON format which should be easier to edit, however the parser is still rather strict.

So what does the array contain? Well the best way to explain is with an example filter. Here is a filter in the PHP array format which, for example, you might add with a package:

$prettyFilters = array( 'example' = array( // The filter must have an ID which is also the array's key 'description' => 'A new example filter', // This description will be displayed in the admin panel 'enabled' => 1, // Set enabled to 1 to enable and 0 to disable it 'filter' => array( // Filter callbacks are functions which are run to process each URL in a page 'priority' => 5, 'callback' => 'pretty_example_filter', // Name of the function to run ), 'rewrite' => array( // Most filters will add rewrite rules which will change a pretty URL into a less pretty, but more useable, internal URL 'priority' => 5, 'rule' => 'RewriteRule ^example\.html index.php?action=example [L]', // The RewriteRule to add to the .htaccess file, if there are multiple rules for a filter this can be an array of strings ), 'test_callback' = > 'pretty_example_test', // A function which returns an short array of links which will be rewritten by this filter 'title' => 'Example', // This title will be displayed in the admin panel ), );

Each filter may have filter or rewrite sections. If it does, then each must have unique priority numbers, though a mod may use the same number for both it's filter callback and rewrite rules. These priority numbers are sorted in ascending order. Custom filters should use numbers less than 20 if they want to catch URLs before any of the standard filters do, or numbers more than 80 if they want to catch URLs only if the other filters have ignored them.

Here is the above array in JSON format:

{ "example": { "description": "A new example filter", "enabled": 1, "filter": { "priority": 5, "callback": "pretty_example_filter" }, "rewrite": { "priority": 5, "rule": "RewriteRule ^example\.html index.php?action=example [L]" }, "test_callback": "pretty_example_test", "title": "Example" } }

Filter callbacks
Filter callback functions do the work of rewriting a page's URLs. The list of URLs is passed to the function which can then change them however it likes. Usually various regexs will be used to search for query string fragments to replace. Here is an example function which would produce the URL used in the above filter:

function pretty_example_filter($urls) { global $boardurl, $scripturl;

$pattern = '`' . $scripturl . '?action=example$`S';  // The pattern to search for, in this case action=example, use ` so that ~s in URLs will work.
$replacement = $boardurl . '/example.html';   // The replacement URL
foreach ($urls as $url_id => $url)
    if (!isset($url['replacement']))   // This is very important: unless you are very certain of what you're doing, do not rewrite URLs that have already been rewritten!
        if (preg_match($pattern, $url['url']))
            $urls[$url_id]['replacement'] = preg_replace($pattern, $replacement, $url['url']);
return $urls;
}
Test callbacks
Test callback functions return a short array of links which will be written by the filter.
function pretty_example_test() { global $scripturl, $txt;

return array('<a href="' . $scripturl . '?action=example">' . $txt['example_link'] . '</a>');
}

We have just released Message Editor Pro. Adds a new post/message editor system to SMF. This new editor uses the same editor that SMF 2.1 has! This new editor solves issues that the old WYSIWYG editor had and is more stable Get your users used to new editor early!
Works with any richtext box added including bbc code areas used by mods as well. Also includes a new justify bbc code as well. 

For more information on Message Editor Pro visit https://www.smfhacks.com/message-editor-pro.php

Existing active Community Suite license members can download the latest version of Message Editor Pro from the download forum for Message Editor Pro