I haven't put a ticket in because I don't think it's a bug. It's more the thinking logic of the Boonex developers and it's a request, which usually fall on deaf ears. I've got several questions out there like this one and most are unanswered. There's only two Boonex staff who infrequently visit the forum and do the best to answer questions when they do. It's not as if the forum is busy. Sometimes there are only a dozen or so new posts a week, yet many go unanswered for weeks or forever. Some are answered by people like myself who are struggling.
It's hit and miss here, so why would I bother putting in tickets I ask? If Andrew Boone was half serious and took time to read the posts on this forum, Dolphin could become one mighty fine product. However, if you look at what has happened in a programming sense in the past year, you and I are never going to see much change in our lifetime.
We were told that the research on UNA would flow through to Dolphin, but there hasn't been any proof of that anywhere in the past two years.
The same thing happened with a script called OSCommerce. The owner became complacent and the script went stale. A few enterprising guys snatched it, called it ZenCart and converted it into the finest eCommerce store on the Net. That was a wake-up call for OSCommerce and now both scripts continue to improve out of sight.
I firmly believe the same thing needs to happen with Dolphin because the poor coding, weird structure and shocking after sales service don't do the product justice.
I'd like to be more positive, but it isn't easy.
