Is it possible to do MUI triggers/abilities with GUI? IT seems impossible cause it sounds like you need Local variables (Jass Only to my knowledge) to do them correctly. Is this true?
Why not? It depends on what kind of abilities you're doing. Of course there are limitations in GUI. But by using JASS, it doesn't mean you'll sure to make something MUI.
It's possible to make most things MUI in GUI - I made this tutorial to show people how to do it (even though it's a pretty long and tedious process)
In general, JASS is -MUCH- easier to make things MUI (since you have access to locals, structs if you have NewGen WE, and various other fancy things)
And locals are limited to a single function (unless you use structs and such, whereby you can 'transfer' a local struct instance from to a timer callback function for example) which means that, by themselves, are limited for making more complex spells (e.g. a knockback, since you will need a periodic trigger/timer to get the precise timing required for a smooth knockback).
If you are making a relatively simple spell (with a single function and waits), locals should be capable, by themselves, to make it MUI, but local usage doesn't automatically mean that your spell is MUI.
I am working on getting access to the old news portal under a different URL for those that would rather use that for news before we get a different news view.
It is OK though for the main page to open up on the forum in the view it was before. As long as the portal has its own URL so it can be viewed that way I do want to try it as a regular forum view for a while
I switched it to a "Standard" article forum. This will show the thread list like normal, but the threads themselves will have the first post set up above the rest of the "comments"
I would like to see it again like Ghan had it the first time with pagination though - without the pagination that view will not work but with pagination it just might...