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• How do I create a simple message board (forum)

  I am a BC new-bee. How do I create a simple message board (forum) in BC to use on a Muse site since no widget is available there.

  No worries,
  The simple way should be that:
  open your forum page in Muse
  under "object" > "insert HTML" > paste "{module_forum,a,}"
  click ok
  move the textbox to the right position
  now publish this page to your bc site
  if you have any forums set up in the admin of your site (http://yourdomain.com/admin) it should show you the title of the forum.
  if there are no forums set up, you will need to create a forum in bc (Modules > Forums)
  Try this and let me know how it turned out.
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• Message board Forum question

  Does anyone know if there is a way in iweb to create a message board/forum enviroment?
  Imac 800   Mac OS X (10.4.5)  

  There's no way to do this, other than to link from iWeb pages to some other site where you can. .Mac does not have the capability either, except the limited messaging in .Mac Groups.

• Message Board/forum

  I would like to add a message board/forum such as the one we are using to my site. Is there a stock portlet the oracle has built and is available to add? Does anyone have one?

  Best to ask in the Oracle Portal forum

• Quick question on simple message board/forum

  Do I need to use the server to create a forum? I'm not ready to publish yet, but want to get one started, where do I begin? Tutorial link would be great...
  thanks

  Do I need to use the server to create a forum?
  To host your own, you'll need to install software on your remote server.
  If your server supports PHP, you might find what you need below in the Support Section.
  http://www.phpbb.com/
  If you don't want to host your own, there are Forum and Message Board Hosting Services you can use.
  http://thinkofit.com/webconf/hostsites.htm
  Nancy O.
  Alt-Web Design & Publishing
  Web | Graphics | Print | Media  Specialists
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• How do I create a message board/forum using forms in Dreamweaver?

  I want to create a forum or messageboard using the form in Dreamweaver but I don't know how to do it. Is there any guidance on how I could create a message board or forum on Dreamweaver?

  I don't think it can be done with just dreamweaver,
  You will have to download something like PHPBB,
  If you have a host with fantastico deluxe you can easily set up a forum
  with it.
  Daniel

• Implementing a message board

  Hi, I am trying to create a message board/forum on my static
  HTML page. I would like the message board to be nested on the
  bottom of the page and I would need to put it on almost all the
  pages on my website. I would like the message board/forum to look
  similar to
  http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0442933/
  . I tried to use PHPBB, but that forum occupies the whole page. Is
  there a step-by-step tutorial i can follow? I bought David Power's
  PHP book, would that help me?

  Hi, I am trying to create a message board/forum on my static
  HTML page. I would like the message board to be nested on the
  bottom of the page and I would need to put it on almost all the
  pages on my website. I would like the message board/forum to look
  similar to
  http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0442933/
  . I tried to use PHPBB, but that forum occupies the whole page. Is
  there a step-by-step tutorial i can follow? I bought David Power's
  PHP book, would that help me?

• LED message board software

  I have no idea how to post this without sounding like a complete fool, so please bear with me.
  I have just received a 4 line monochrome (only has red LED's) LED message board, the problem is that the software for editing and displaying text is still in DOS.
  Is there software out there I could try out to see if I could get it to work on this LED message board? Editing text in DOS is no fun at all...
  The board looks something like the larger ones found on this page:
  http://www.ledauthority.com/Monochrome% … enters.htm

  So I take it no one knows of such software for Linux?

• Message board or forum on a i web .mac site?

  Hi, can you add a message board or forum on a i web .mac site? or linked to it ?

  Hello and welcome,
  have a look at the following page
  http://alyeska.altervista.org/en/iWeb_Forum.html
  there's also an example on it.
  Regards,
  Cédric

• Add Message Board

  Hi Everyone,
  I have a client that I am creating a website for and they
  would like to add a message board option to their website. Does
  anyone have any suggestions on a good one to use either free or of
  minimal cost and easy to setup and use.
  Thanks for any guidance.
  Robert

  Not so free:
  -vBulletin
  www.vbulletin.com / www.vbulletin.org
  ~ $85 one year license
  A great and powerful forum software app. It does charge so
  depending on the complexity of your site you may or may not want
  it. i use it for one of my sites and it works very smoothly and
  havent had any major problems
  Free:
  - phpBB
  www.phpbb.com
  This one is totally free and open source. the benefit of this
  one is the large community and number of addons you can put into
  the forum. installing a mod is a bit more difficult than vBulletin
  bit is still a powerful forum engine. I use this on my other sites
  and have no real problems with it.
  Both of those are fairly powerful forums. vBulletin will give
  you better professional support where as phpBB has a much more
  massive amount of people working on it because it is open source so
  there are more mods for it. Both are relatively easy to install. if
  it is going to be a small, non profit website i would go with
  phpBB. there are a few other forums out there but these are the 2 i
  use as they are basically the most useful and powerful forums
  software that i know of and have used. although there are many more
  out there

• Message Board Tips

  The message boards are the heart of the Toshiba Forums.  If you're comfortable using forums in general then feel free to just dive in without reading any further.  If you'd like a bit more of an overview of how to find and create messages then read on.
  Message Board Basics
  Message boards are grouped in categories and named for the general topics they're intended to contain.  You can link directly into specific message boards, such as the 'Forum Guidelines & Tips' board that you entered to read this message, from the Forums.Toshiba.com homepage.
  Once within a message board, you will see a list of "topics."  A topic is a new message or set of messages on the same subject.  (Experienced users of forum software may use the term "thread."  This is the same as a topic.
  When a forum member creates a new message subject, that is the beginning of a new topic. As other forum members reply to that original message, and to each other's replies, the topic grows into a set of related messages which are all part of the same topic.
  By default, the topic list of a message board is sorted by date, with the newest topics on top.  To read the messages in a topic, click a Subject.  When viewing the messages in a topic, the first or root message will be on top, with replies listed below by order of when they were posted.  By the way, the forum member who starts a new topic is sometimes referred to as the "OP" (original poster) of that topic.
  Searching
  One way to think of the messages in these forums is as a searchable knowledgebase of information about Toshiba computers and consumer electronics. If you have a question, you may want to try searching the forums before asking a question by starting a new topic.  By searching the forums first, you may find what you're looking for without the need to compose a message and wait for a reply. 
  Posting New Messages
  If you can't find the information that you're looking for, or if you just want to share a tip, go into an appropriate Message Board for your topic and click 'New Message.'  When you create the Subject of your message, try to include key elements of your question or tip. Keep in mind that the subject is all that others will see when deciding if they can help you or if they are interested in reading your thread, so give some thought on how to best summarize your message.  Sometimes it's easier to define the subject after you've finished writing the main body of the message.
  Perhaps the single most important bit of information which should be included in any request for help is the products model name/number (e.g. Portege R700-S1321.) For computer products the Part Number should also be reported (e.g. PT311U-01800U.)  Serial numbers are not needed and should not be posted in public messages.
  For help identifying model numbers, part numbers, and serial numbers refer to the following image:
  The message editor provides rich-text editing features for controlling font and formatting options, but it is generally recommended to just use default fonts and simple paragraph formatting. Overuse of formatting features can make it more difficult to read a message and may result in other forum members skipping over your message rather than reading and responding to it.
  Aim for Simplicity and Clarity
  For every message posted in the forums there will be hundreds of other forum members and visitors who will search or browse through the message boards looking for the same information.  So when answering a question on a technical issue, try to explain your answer in straightforward language, avoiding technical jargon whenever possible, even if the question was phrased in a way that suggests a high level of expertise.  Using straightforward language will help to ensure that your message can be understood by everyone who may read it.
  Not only Questions and Answers
  By the way, you don't need to ask or answer a question to participate in the forums.  Another way to join in the discussions is to share a tip with others.
  If you're new to the Toshiba Forums, what better way to get familiar with the message boards than to introduce yourself to other forum members in the 'Introductions' message board?

  Hello @sschroder,
  Welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience! To help you get the most out of the HP Forums I would like to direct your attention to the HP Forums Guide First Time Here? Learn How to Post and More.
  I have read your post on how your notebook will not power on, and I would be happy to assist you in this matter!
  To restore the power functions to your computer once again, I recommend following this document on Computer Does not Start (Windows 7, Vista, XP) or for (Windows 8). In addition, I also suggest following the steps in this resource on Using and Testing the AC Power Adapter to further diagnose how your computer is receiving power.
  If the issue persists, please call our technical support at 800-474-6836. If you live outside the US/Canada Region, please click the link below to get the support number for your region.
  http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/ww-phone-assist.html
  I hope this helps!
  Regards
  MechPilot
  I work on behalf of HP
  Please click “Accept as Solution ” if you feel my post solved your issue, it will help others find the solution.
  Click the “Kudos, Thumbs Up" on the right to say “Thanks” for helping!

• Message board script

  Hi,
  Does anyone know of a good message board script, flat file or php/mysql where I can include the page into my current design.
  I have a page called message-board.php where I want to call the script into

  Do a Google search:  "free php forum software"
  There are a ton of them... Unfortunately they don't lend themselves too well to being integrated into a web site, they tend to want to BE the web site. You may consider creating a sub domain so you can still brand your message board, such as -- http://messageboard.YourWebSite.com - but allow it to take up the space it wants.  This is a common solution to this problem.
  Lawrence Carmer - *Adobe Community Professional*
  http://www.Cartweaver.com
  Complete Shopping Cart Application for
  Dreamweaver, available in PHP and ColdFusion
  Stay updated - http://blog.cartweaver.com

• Windows 8 Release Preview message board

  A message board for discussions about the Microsoft Windows 8 Release Preview and Consumer Preview editions is now live.  Please use that board to discuss experiences, offer tips, and ask questions about using Preview editions of the Windows 8 operating system on Toshiba computers.
  We have no statements at this time regarding release timing, upgrade availability, or models on which Windows 8 will be supported by Toshiba. But don't let that stop you from sharing your experiences and expertise!
  Jim

  Hi,
  Uninstall the current driver for the Synaptics TouchPad and restart the system.
  Resource:
  Uninstalling Software in Windows 7
  Uninstall or change a program in Windows 7
  Install the latest Synaptics TouchPad driver from here (ver 16.0.1.0).
  Restart the system and check the result.
  ** Say thanks by clicking the "Thumb up" icon which is on the left. **
  ** Make it easier for other people to find solutions, by marking my answer with "Accept as Solution" if it solves your issue. **

• I can't type on message boards in text box!!

  I can't type in message boards or forums text boxes. I have a macbook air, using safari, have disable pop up blocker. What do I do!??!

  Do you have Java and Javascript turned on?

• How can I create a message board page?

  Does anyone know how to create a message board page?
  Thanks.

  Forumotion definately. You can do so much with their forums from template editing, theme uploading, pure HTML page creating...they are the best i have been with.
  If you haven't got much time, and want to see what the new phpbb3 can offer, just try it out on this host : free forum hosting