I'd flag the expression with

alwaysProcess="true"

and change PostCommon.java so that the method parseDefaultRequiredBBCode is always applied, i.e. move

text = parseDefaultRequiredBBCode(text);

from prepareTextForDisplayExceptCodeTag to the preparePostForDisplay as

post.setText(parseDefaultRequiredBBCode(post.getText()));

To me it also seems like a mistake/at least it is unintuitive that there is a "alwaysProcess" flag and method that contains "requiredBBCode" - but then it is not always applied.

That being said: Note that with the bbparser, the badword will still be stored to the database.

When using eclipse, you don't need to modify the pom - you can also configure the run configuration instead (Run → Run configurations) - see screenshot

andowson wrote: Software Requirements:
6.MySQL Community Server 5.5.14 or later

If you don't want / can not install mysql, you can disable running the tests that are performed as part of the build process instead.

To do so, add the property maven.test.skip.exec with value true to the run/build configuration to only skip execution of tests (but still compile them), or check the "[x] skip tests" checkbox to disable tests completely.

Hi *,
as putting all languages into a single instance doesn't seem to work out (lack of subcategories, and just too many forums for the different languages needed), I was thinking about setting up separate JForum instances for each language.

However I'd like to avoid that people have to register in all of them manually. (and avoid the problem that nick "fooo" in one forum is a different person from the same nick "fooo" in another)

With SSO I can avoid the need to log in to the forums separately, but users would still need to register, otherwise one couldn't add people to moderators groups, etc.

So what is the suggested path to take for this?

But that will not allow me to search for 質問 or the other scripts anymore - 2.1.9 that I did install as a test as well uses the standard analyzer - and that doesn't cope well with those at all...

Well - probably have to dig into lucene then.... :-/

EDIT: Well - or try as I've been told
Plain lucene did not have problems with the StandardAnalyzer and the various single-word search terms, so I gave your suggestion a try (although I did overwrite it in the local config and didn't bother deleting the index manually)
So either the version of lucene that comes with 2.1.9 is too old or buggy, or something else was changed. Anyway - with the StandardAnalyzer search works reasonably well. Thanks a lot

Hi *,

I created a sample search-test post in the testing category. Unfortunately this forum, just as my setup doesn't return results when searching for "Übergrößenträger" - when you only search for a partial word "Übergröß" - then it matches. It also matches, when you set search options to "at least one word matches". So the problem apparently lies in tokenizing the word, as the search results in that case only highlight "Übergrößenträger" (so "entr" and "ger" are apparently not matched.

I don't know whether the problem is with lucene or jforum itself, so any pointers appreciated.