View Full Version : Auto reply to members first post!
b6gm6n
06-15-2006, 10:46 PM
There isn't a mod for this one.... and it's about time there was...! :)
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amykhar
06-15-2006, 11:15 PM
You don't actually need a code mod to do this. A postbit template mod could do it for you. what you would do is have a conditional at the bottom of the postbit to check if $post[posts]=1 If it is, then you show the dummy post template which would be at the bottom of the postbit. It would look just like a welcome post.
b6gm6n
06-16-2006, 01:46 AM
I understand that, thanx for letting me know... so i would have to create a new template with the post info i'd need then call it if posts=1 and this would create a reply or merge it into the persons post ? :D - is it possible to also make the post from a user id i select...like my forum bot for example?... thanx Amy i know your busy....but this would help me so greatly, cheers
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How is this 'dummy post template' setup? part of the posbit template if posts=1...or called from another template...?
basically i add this conditional, i can then copy the postbit add it at the bottom, insert my values <!-- message -->hi<!-- / message --> etc etc even have it from another user.... but will it enter the dudes posts or add it as a reply?
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b6gm6n
06-19-2006, 11:38 AM
Automerge death for replies.... so i take it im stuffed for anymore advice, great!!!!!
amykhar
06-19-2006, 11:41 AM
No. You don't create a new template. You edit the bottom of your existing postbit with a conditional.
b6gm6n
06-19-2006, 11:55 AM
Cheers Amy... i thought as much... but it's still confusing... i can see the postbit template as the way the post is built and so besides the rest ... <!-- message -->hi<!-- / message --> would be my edit to create the reply i needed etc... BUT... would this destroy the members original post and insert mine instead?...i have the feeling it would... i wondered how a reply could be created rather than <if posts=1 then sod users post...here's mine>
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amykhar
06-19-2006, 12:00 PM
It's an ADDED post beneath the member's original post. It doesn't replace the original post. I don't have time to do this for you, but I think I've given enough hints as to the simplicity of it that some other coder could come along and release it for you as a template mod.
b6gm6n
06-19-2006, 04:55 PM
Thankyou Amy, your help has been invaluble...cheers
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