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Reasoning is, that a lot of help requests are about custom code anyway and what better way than including the “support areas” onto the top ? Also, I think it helps the cleaniness of the forum.
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Reasoning is, that a lot of help requests are about custom code anyway and what better way than including the “support areas” onto the top ? Also, I think it helps the cleaniness of the forum.
Also make it more clear that asking how to write code, or what function does what IS NOT a help and support issue, and should not be posted there…
Have a problem with Trinity? Post your question here CLEARLY and in as detailed a manner as possible.
you MUST read THIS before posting, or your topic may be closed.
You have a question about a 3rd party patch posted on Custom Code and Requests? Post it on the same patch thread.
You must post the full patch when requesting help for a custom patch. Any help request without full patch will be closed.
Repacks aren’t supported here. Check with the release group/person for support. A repack is any released binary or executable (.exe) that you download from any website other than trinitycore.org.
I have read, understood and agree to these rules and conditions
I don’t know, seems lately this is getting ignored, before they post a new topic. The search is getting better, imo. However I do like the custom code discussion on top.
Also, Any thoughts or plans on the Bug Reporting / Patch Submission link?
This has returned a 404 for quite some time for me.
(Last question was directed to Mr KingPin and/or the web dudes respectively)
what link? the one at the top of every page works just fine, is there another one you are referring to?
The Bug Reporting / Patch Submission link in the TrinityCore Development section.
It gets a 404 going to http://www.trinitycore.org/t/trinitycore
KP is fixing fixed that now.