if you have javascript enabled

disabled 

To be honest it's probably just the browser doing something idiotic, it's beta-quality at best. So I wouldn't worry too much about it. 

When replying to a fully loaded thread, just load the last 50 after submitting. Sounds like a quick fix and everybody wins (faster load for the user and less load for the server). 

Warning: mysql_connect() [function.mysql-connect]: Too many connections in /home/johnfitz/sites/www.celephais.net/board/_database.php on line 9

w00t 

It happens sometimes, just reload the page and it vanishes away :) 

Or leave it for a bit and then reload the page. Spam reloading it will generate more connections and therefore probably cause the problem to occur longer (I was getting it as well, hence the GA post being the half post I wrote before copying to a text file and making dinner). 

needs <blink> 

Paaalease fix #1144/#1163 

Three new tags; see the FAQ for details.

hyperlink
strikethrough
underline 

yeah, i'll look at that stuff. 

Nice! That will make things easier. 

http://vondursboobheaven.com/ 

You are stupid... 

Hey, can we also have a popup tag? And one for flash overlays? </ddos> 

you think that's dangerous...

<a href="javascript:alert('doh')">alert</a>

Maybe i should examine the security implications of this... 

tbh, i prefered it without the a href linking.

i didn't have to hover over links here to see if they are good to click or not. 

<a href="javascript:var%20v=document.forms[0];v.title.value='I%20AM%20A%20FAGGOT!';v.body.value='HUMP%20MY%20RUMP!';submitpost(v);">Click for a good time!</a> 

HUMP MY RUMP! 

HUMP MY RUMP! 

:P 

Didn't know you were too.. 

HUMP MY RUMP! 

HUMP MY RUMP! 

I think all issues can be addressed.

First, the misleading URL demonstrated by spirit can be mitigated by making raw URLs look different that anchor tags, using color or other formatting.

Second, the http-based XSS attack spirit showed can be fixed by making the logout button require POST instead of GET.

Third, the javascript-based XSS attacks as demonstrated by czg can be prevented by being stricter about the URL (i.e. requiring http:/ftp: at the beginning) 

HUMP MY RUMP!