TS SE v5.3

Krypto · #1 2nd August 2008, 22:34

Times must be hard, yet another release that's due out.

Quote:

Finished Features
New Userdetails page; (Fast, secure, nice design, Visitor Message System)
(See in action: https://templateshares.net/userdetails.php)

New Ajax Rating System; (Fast, secure, nice design, highlight text system)
(See in action: https://templateshares.net/ts_v139_f...dition-s-10.ts)

New Image Lightbox system.
(See in action: https://templateshares.net/tsf_forums/test-t5660.tsf)

Added: BBCode Support to Ajax Quick Editor.

Performance Tweaks: There're many database changes on users table which will increase server performance.

New features will be added soon..

02/Aug/2008
Added: Staff Panel: Show Latest Visitor Messages Tool.
Added: TSF Forums: Thread Search Feature.
Updated: All Ajax functions has been updated.

icecore · #2 2nd August 2008, 22:44

And when released here? :P

Fynnon · #3 2nd August 2008, 23:02

Doesn`t help you if you got it cause it`s encoded zend+ioncube+whoknowswhat

And the last user that got it here got banned there so ...

Swompen · #4 3rd August 2008, 00:25

Is it safe to upgrade to this 1? i have 5.1 now!

Ashur · #5 3rd August 2008, 03:03

I don't think there is any major breakthrough with the v5, it's just more heavier with tons of bugs

I know that xam working on making profile pages like IPB as little myspace pages but heh what's the use anyways

My personal belief is that we should just stick with 4.3 and making a cleaner working code and maybe improve forums functions or even better get rid of ts_forums and pop in a bridge for most famous forums and CMS :D

mrdecoder · #6 6th August 2008, 18:22

whahahaha so funny
5.3
i never seen the script before but i allready think i know how it looks like :D
lol lemmy think pages are 3 times bigger in file size then normaly
but you dont see any visual new stuff :P

am i right or am i right :P

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just like i said before send donations to

PAYPAL
mrdecoder@hotmail.com

and ill see what i can do

skygate · #7 7th August 2008, 04:38

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Originally Posted by Ashur

I don't think there is any major breakthrough with the v5, it's just more heavier with tons of bugs

My personal belief is that we should just stick with 4.3 and making a cleaner working code and maybe improve forums functions or even better get rid of ts_forums and pop in a bridge for most famous forums and CMS :D

... agreed ... have done precisely this by hacking mrdecoder's TS SE 5.1 and slowly getting rid of the 'crap' and associated bugs ...

next step is to rip-out TS_forums and replace with mybb ... then this should be ready for live tests ...

... it should also be a good platform for any 'tweeks' ...

.. its good fun to see the 'stupid' code of 5.1 ... there are lots of bugs in functions which are not being put to 100% use ...

... been using a PHP script analyzer ... and WOW you can see lots of stupid stuff that does not need to be there ..

Krypto · #8 7th August 2008, 08:40

02/Aug/2008
Added: Staff Panel: Show Latest Visitor Messages Tool.
Added: TSF Forums: Thread Search Feature.
Updated: All Ajax functions has been updated.

05/Aug/2008
Added: TSF Forums: Mass Close, Open, Sticky, Unsticky, Move and Merge Thread Tools for Moderators.
Added: Global: New SQL & System Debug Information.
Added: Global: Mini Donate Us Page with Stats. (See in action: click on 'click here to donate us' link on header.)

07/Aug/2008
Several code and design changes on TSF Forums.

If that pic is correct then he earns/robs a hell of a lot in a month

ANDiTKO · #9 14th August 2008, 14:38

what an ass.xam tries to get rich with this :D

ShmidtxXx · #10 13th September 2008, 18:46

Who can edit xam mods, to use it on yse?

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