This board
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Hi,
I like this board, did you develop it yourself? If not, where did you get it? Does it have a SQL Server backend?
Thanks,
Mark.
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Yes, SQL backend. It's Snitz, available under GNU license.
Andy
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Shame on you for not developing your own
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mean?
Cursors never.
DTS - only when needed and never to control. -
Yes
No
Can't tell right now
check back later
outlook not clear
is would seem so
take your pick
Steve Jones
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I'd be interested in a Stored Procedure version of Snitz. Did y'all go that route or use it as is?
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Used it (for the most part) as is. Modified the code a little, so we're behind in some areas from Snitz. Afraid to do the upgrade since it's pretty stable.
It has been slowing slightly and we've been looking at the ASP.NET forums code, so we may switch.
We like the "see all posts" style rather than the links for most forums boards. Has some overhead though.
Steve Jones
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Snitz's layout is excellent IMHO. It's great to be able to see the discussion in this format.
Don't the two security holes the latest version is supposed to fix concern you?
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Everything concerns us! We try to keep up, but somedays there is just too much to do!
On the forums and overall, we've tried to avoid the one paragraph per page to get extra hits mentality. We don't like sites that do it and we don't want to be one either.
Andy
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I really like the snitz board too. We have recently been looking for a message board system, but unfortunately one of the requirements was that it needed to be threaded(this came right from the top), so we had to discard snitz. If it was just up to me I would have stayed with it and made alterations myself, but the whole thing needed to be justified to managers etc and be up and running straight out of the box. My initial thought was that I could make it threaded since there is a reply with quote feature, presumably this could be developed into a reply to thread, but no development time was allocated to do this. I would be interested if anyone has experience of altering the snitz code if they thought this could easily be accomplished.
TIA
Chris
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With the version we have, not being an asp guru by any means, doesnt look fun. Probably not as bad as it looks. Have to think that if you can find one that already supports it might as well use it.
Andy
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