(09-03-2025, 08:02 AM)Dale Yarker Wrote: In post 9 is how my HOSTS was. Empty, not even localhost entry.

Mine has no initial comments and is 68 lines long 
It get another blank line and an IPv4 and IPV6 entry every time I set up a local development version of a website in WAMPServer.

The development site for websitename.com is accessed with

127.0.0.1 websitename.test
0:0:1 websitename.test

A shout out and thanks to Gary for updating the gbThreads.

I assume that we have reached the proverbial final nail to the powerbasic forum coffin and we shouldn't post there anymore even if there is a small chance that in the future it may go up again.

I think it is better to stick around on this forum now.

Howdy, Steven!

You're welcome! I use gbThreads almost every day and am happy that I was able to develop it as a follow on to the POFFs work done by Borje.

I'm only sorry that after the forum relocation that I wasn't able to continuing capturing images. If all it took was parsing thread file and finding URLs to images, it would be an easy task. But I seem to recall getting the images took some effort to find the true path to the images. I need to give that another look. Surely after all this time and with all of the smarts in the forum, it should be possible. If my wife would take a week-end trip to see her friends, maybe I could work on it uninterrupted.

Because some thread have same-named images, I would need to capture the images with names like "0833077_graph.png", where each image name is preceded by the forum thread number. I'll definitely take another look at that. I need also to make sure the formatted threads (as displayed in gbThreads) call out the image names.

(09-03-2025, 08:30 PM)Gary Beene Wrote: But I seem to recall getting the images took some effort to find the true path to the images.  I need to give that another look

This may help. In a thread about missing images in the old forum: https://forum.powerbasic.com/forum/user-...sion/page2

vBulletin often creates both a filedata row (the binary blob) and a filedataref row (which links it to an owner/post).

If the post has as filedataref, you would need to locate the filedata

Howdy, Stuart!

Thanks, that will give me a place to start!