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wow - that is pretty amazing RateU. Very slick indeed. I hope its secure cos it looks great.

Mm... Maybe the other way is using 2 or 3 level drop down menu? And the last level is the "real" filtering URL?

That would be very neat, though I really like the way you have the levels appear. Its very cool indeed, but I guess the approach you are suggesting would be less server intensive?

(08-15-2010 04:16 AM)RateU Wrote: [ -> ]I've tried to achieved it with PHP In Templates plugin, like in this forum: http://mynie.6te.net/demo/forumdisplay.php?fid=32
Unfortunately, I need to put the {$tf_filters['key']} variable directly in template. I don't know if it's secure or not.

Taking it directly isn't secure.  If you're using PHP in Templates, you can stick <func htmlspecialchars_uni>{$tf_filters['key']}</func> which will fix that, though I will include a method to display filters in the next version.

(08-15-2010 04:16 AM)RateU Wrote: [ -> ]And, I can't make the input field has a "correlation" with other input field when creating new thread (newthread template)

Hmm, it might be possible to put a mini-form which will submit a POST request when they click on the New Thread button - the main issue being that it will display an error when they try to create a new thread (although they'll still be able to do it).

I think it's more server intensive. Because a user need to click several time (load several pages) before reach the "real" URL. Right now, we need to click Games -> PC -> RPG -> a thread. Need 4 step to reach the thread, compared to clicking a link that already filter RPG PC Games -> a thread. At least for bandwidth, I think. I'm not quite sure, though

If we use a drop down menu, a user will click the last level menu, contains the "real" filtering URL (RPG PC Games). And we still have the category "level", without loading several pages first. Unfortunately, it's a bit hard to find a cross browser and a pure CSS drop down menu.

EDIT: Thanks, Yumi. I need to change my template

What about some simple listboxes, and a submit button at the end?
It probably won't look as fancy, but it should get the job done.