###### FORUM.CONF ######
#
# This file is perl code executed by the xmlboard script, specific for 
# each forum.  It declares variables for the execution of a particular 
# forum.

### Cookies-related values:
#

# Use cookies? If $useCookies = 1, the script will set cookies recording the
# user's name, the last date of visit, and the number of posts at each
# visit: (valid values: 0,1)

$useCookies = 1;

# In how many seconds does the cookie expire?

$expiresIn = 31449600;

# The color for new post indicators:

$newColor = "orange";

#
###

### Miscellaneous functionality-related values:
#

# The maximum length allowed for posted values:

$maxLength = 80;

# How recent a post must be for it to show up in the index (in seconds):
# This feature can be disabled by setting $recent = 0;  (all posts will
# show up).

$recent = 0;

# When the parser writes to the xml file, it creates a temp file, a copy 
# of the xml file, for reading.  By setting $leaveTemp = 1, the temp
# file will be left on the disk after the parsing is finished.  You should
# use this option if you expect the xml file will become very lengthy, 
# and don't want the computer to be copying and deleting a potentially
# large file. This should also be used if you cannot set the appropriate
# write permissions on the directory in which the file is located.
# (valid values: 0, 1)

$leaveTemp = 0;

# Does not permit posting of messages without a valid email address if true:
# (valid values: 0, 1)

$needEmail = 0;

# Selects whether the poster's ip should be displayed on the page, or
# hidden in the source as a comment (1 for visible, 0 for hidden):

$showIp = 0;

# If true, newline characters (\n) will be inserted when the text in the
# message field wraps around:
# (valid values: 0, 1)

$hardWrap = 1;

# If true, a link to the admin action will be displayed on the index page.
# You might not want this link because it would invite hacking attempts,
# although it is convenient for the administrators.  If you elect to turn
# this option off, which I recommend, you may access the admin page by setting
# "action=admin" in the url query string. (valid values: 0, 1)

$adminLink = 1;

# If true, a link to the search page will be displayed on the index.  If you
# don't think people will be searching your forum, you can set it to false.
# (valid values: 0, 1)

$searchLink = 1;

# If true, indiscriminately puts Re: at the front of each subject in the reply
# form.  Otherwise, only leaves 1. (valid values: 0, 1)

$reAlways = 0;

# If true, text will be filtered for naughty words and changed into more
# pleasant ones. (valid values: 0, 1)

$languageFilter = 1;

#
###

### List-type values:
#

# If true, an unordered list (<ul>) will be used for an index; otherwise,
# a table with &nbsp; for indentation will be used:
# You only need to define the variables in the corresponding section below.
# (valid values: 0, 1)

$uList = 1;

### For unordered lists:

# What type of bullet will be used for a list item.  If you use anything other
# than the valid values, a different bullet will be shown depending on the
# item's depth.
# (valid values: "circle", "square", "disc", (anything else))

$liType = "";

### For tables:

# What character will be used for a bullet.  The html entity &middot; will give
# you a simple bullet, but you can use any character you wish, or even 
# html code for an image.

$bulletChar = '&middot;';

# The number of spaces to indent posts in the index listing:

$indentDepth = 10;

# Changes the thickness of the border of the table for the message index:
# (0 = no border)

$border = 0;

# The color of the table cells' background ("" = no color):

$cellColor = "\#FFFFFF";

# The amount of padding between text and the walls of the data cells in 
# a table for a message index, in pixels:

$cellPadding = 1;

# The amount of spacing between data cells in a table for a message index,
# in pixels:

$cellSpacing = 2;

#
###

### Misc Appearance-Related Values:
#

# Determines the length of the fields (appearance-wise) in the form:

$fieldLength = 30;


# What text will appear in the title of all generated pages-- in the message
# index this text will be followed by "Message Index" and in a message it 
# will be followed by the subject of the post.

$titlePrefix = "UVNET's implementation of the Joel Rosen XMLBoard - ";

#
###

$linkcolour="gray";


#
#	Set writeHidden to 1 if we want moderation of articles posted
#
$writeHidden = 0;