I notice that when posting text that contains more than one space the addtional spaces does not render. As you undoubtedly know html will not render more than one space and in order to render it you need to replace it with &nbsp the same way you've replaced new line with <br />. So how about adding this feature?

Also I am not sure if &nbsp is the same as space because &nbsp is supposed to stand for non-breaking space which at least in the unicode table is different from space. For example if you use something like Word's Word Count or .NET's Split method on text with non-breaking space (in the unicode sense) it words that are split by non-breaking space will be considered a single word. I wonder if that is true for HTML's &nbsp.

please if you include this also include an option to forbid it throught the forum

What I meant that completely redesinging the database to match the roles structure would cause problem with migration from older versions of YAF. Obviously you haven't redesigned the database but instead synced it.

I guess you can download the development version from SVN

That will cause migration issues, won't it?

So I can have the Microsoft membership database tables (that I get with aspnet_regserv.exe) and YAF will sync with them? When someone changes the password in the membership tables he would have changed YAF password and the other way round if a user changes YAF password he would changed the password in the membership tables. Did I get it right?

If you didn't know what is the connection between aspx and visual studio I wouldn't advise trying to make changes as you obviously do not have the necessary knowledge to make the edit. Unless you're trying to make some very simple changes like changing the text on some label you'll probably end up not being able to compile the project at all.

What is that "just syncs between the membership provider and creates YAF registrations"? I couldn't figure that out from your post.

So basically I'll be using YAF's database to store the website's users. I guess you couldn't do the opposite because YAF's database stores much more user information than the default ASP.NET SQL Membership Provider. And is there any API which I can use to programatically register users. Something like webservice for example, that I can use to duplicate user account from the website on the forum.

I tried looking at the code but it is not that easy with Visual Studio Express Edition and I cannot really spent time on this at work.

Thank's a lot.

I've posted this in another thread but I guess I should have posted it here.