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And the winner is...  Not telling, go look for yourselves!

Sorry, this was a bug introduced by background work to support the eventual release of the new site.  Check again, it should be fine now.

I didn't see any of the issues you described when I looked, but I did rename image 3 to image 2 so it's more in line with what you'd expect to see.

Thanks for the report.  Two separate, but related issues.  Browsers have been getting more strict recently about CORS.  Both the live search JavaScript and search page PHP were rejecting the searches because they were coming from the non-www version of the site.  A minor tweak to both seems to have fixed it.

I got a very similar message when I tried to upload images for my game entry in the database. The difference was that the denied permission was on line 1094 ( the long url ended with public_html/pages/game/add_or_edit.php )

So currently, I've got an entry with no available screenshots. https://www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk/site/games/game/2575-halloween-with-an-unexpected-guest/ There was no trouble adding the pictures to the Completed Games Announcement thread, though. https://www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk/forums/index.php?topic=59562.msg636640691#new

Sorry about that, side effect of the fix for the forums.  You'll see I uploaded a placeholder image, which you should now be able to overwrite.

Should be okay now.

Yeah, exactly.  It would probably make more sense for me to export a list of all the http links, and for us to have a community effort to check whether they're also accessible at https.  Checking them by script wouldn't necessarily work unfortunately, as some hosts like MediaFire make things complicated by having an extra step before the download, captchas etc.

Sorry, I didn't have a page with the right download type to test my previous fix, but seems to work now!

Sorry about that, there was a gap in the rewrite logic for games with 'other' links.  Should work now.

I've had both my jabs, as have my parents; my wife will be doubled up next week.  We've been quite lucky living in Wales, with a relatively low population, where 89.6% of us have had one jab, 67.2% both.

These things always come down to having people willing to keep them running.  SSH's (and Dualnames's) blog ran for years, mostly because they put the effort in to posting frequently.  When they ran out of time and energy, the blog died.  This is what always happens to any such effort...

Fixed.  Having a mailing form is more of a vulnerability than I'm willing to have for minimal gain, and the answers to the quiz are right there if someone were to bother looking (and it takes  minute or something to register a Discord account!).

The remodelling looks great. If this is the right place for feedback - I can't get the "This site uses cookies to enhance user experience" popup to go away on Chrome/Windows 10. Clicking OK doesn't do anything.

That hasn't been implemented yet, as so far this is just about the styling.

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Tampie85, amazing work! I think this last message of yours should be split into a topic of it's own so there's more focus on what's up to the community to do.

Regarding the mapping, I noticed the legal information may contain a bit of old information, basically on the license of things that comes with AGS, and what comes with AGS is changing with the new SDL based version. There's also non-current information on mp3 patents that have now expired. Is it possible to pickup the data from that page from a wiki or something ? I could update the license/legal information in this new page. The page also appears to have a mix of info from AGS was closed source there.

Makes sense to make it editable.  I'm certainly planning to have some pages draw their content from the wiki (when I get around to implementing those pages).  I think we should keep the existing legal info as an archive, if only because we still offer the last CJ-made version as a download; we'd make it clear it's not the up to date licence though, and have a separate area for the current licence.

This is the library we use for the galleries.  I think at very least it preloads the following image or two before you flick over, to reduce visible loading times.  What could be causing your issue I'm not sure though, cat!

Great to see this happening...

My 2c.... some of the 'modules' could/should be created/grouped/indexed and made available. In UNITY adn other products I get a few FREE games/programs and MODULES I can cut-paste.
Eg: I could create a HINTS framework (Timer that counts down and pops up a screen with the next hint based on hints no longer needed/past) that people could download, look at the code and re-use entirely for their own purposes in their own games...

That isn't really feedback on the website though.  While we could host such a thing, it would be a job for the community to create such bundles. It's certainly not something we'd build into the new site design until someone has actually made enough bundles to make them worth listing on the main site. Feel free to start a discussion in the general forum suggesting such a project though!

Dark mode, it's all I want.

I would appreciate this, too. I think the mods could easily activate a dark theme option in the back end and then us users could get to it via Settings > Profile > Look and layout.

I've installed a dark theme called UX.  But again, this will strip out all of the custom functionality you get with the normal forum theme.

It's not as easy as you seem to think to create a dark theme. I could install an off the shelf version, sure, but again it wouldn't have any of the custom functionality people are used to. Creating a new theme takes quite a lot of time and effort!

Don't hold your breath for a responsive theme.  There are a lot of custom fuctions in our forum that would need to be applied, in addition to any styling work.  I have installed a theme called "Ant's Mutant Curve", which is available to select now, if you really want something responsive.  But as I say, a lot of custom functionality will be gone!

The old theme will not remain selectable.  There will need to be a lot of redesign and restructuring in the backend, and I'm not willing to double the time and effort to apply all those changes to the old version of the site, as well as maintaining it going forward.