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Andreas 07-20-2004 08:41 PM

Yes it will.

Xenon 07-20-2004 08:51 PM

That way, you have a multiple quote option included *ggg*

As mentioned in the description, this hack is for linear mode, threaded mode users, shouldn't use it.
but as there are more problems when someone enables threaded mode on his board, then he will know if or not to install this hack ;)

Oblivion Knight 07-20-2004 11:03 PM

Thanks for the update Stefan.. :)
I had a couple of modifications applied to this hack that were mentioned earlier in this thread, and have re-applied them but just wanted to make sure that they have been done correctly.


As I understand it, TIMENOW - 3600 now has 2 instances - so if I wanted to increase the time limit to 3 days, I'd replace BOTH instances of 3600, correct?

Also, I don't want admin posts to be merged no matter what, so applying a similar mod to last time should be ok, right? I now have this line:
Code:

                if ($type != 'thread' AND $bbuserinfo['usergroupid'] != 6 AND $threadinfo['lastpost'] > TIMENOW - 172800 AND $threadinfo['lastposter'] == $post['postusername'])
All seems to work as I want it to, but I thought I'd better make sure..

Andreas 07-20-2004 11:20 PM

I think you should use $bbuserinfo['permissions']['adminpermissions'] & CANCONTROLPANEL instead of checking for the usergroup, as admins could be in any usergroup ;)

I've also modified this so the time after which a post is considered a double post and if the post's timestamp should be modified are now settings in Message Posting & Editiong Options, so they can be changed easily :)

Boofo 07-20-2004 11:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KirbyDE
I think you should use $bbuserinfo['permissions']['adminpermissions'] & CANCONTROLPANEL instead of checking for the usergroup, as admins could be in any usergroup ;)

How would you use that for Admins, SuperMods and Mods?

Quote:

I've also modified this so the time after which a post is considered a double post and if the post's timestamp should be modified to be a setting (in Message Posting & Editiong Options), so it can be changed easily :)
Can you share that with us, sir? ;)

Andreas 07-20-2004 11:31 PM

Quote:

How would you use that for Admins, SuperMods and Mods?
For Supermods it is
PHP Code:

$bbuserinfo['permissions']['adminpermissions'] & ISMODERATOR

For Mods it's a bit more difficult. You could use can_moderate() - which might cause an extra query then (without my Show ModCP link being installed).

Quote:

Can you share that with us, sir?
It's pretty easy:
Create two new settings (I called them dblpostthreshold and bumpdblpost) where you want them. The first one being an input (for the seconds, could also be minutes or hours - then you would have to add the appropriate multiplier to the code) and the second being a yesno option.

Then replace
PHP Code:

TIMENOW 3600 

with
PHP Code:

TIMENOW $vboptions['dblpostthreshold'

And
PHP Code:

$do_bump 

with
PHP Code:

$vboptions['bumpdblpost'

And delete
PHP Code:

// change this to false if you don't want doubleposts changing post's dateline
$do_bump true

As it is not needed any longer.

Xenon 07-21-2004 02:26 PM

*gg*

I'm always to lazy to create settings ;)

@OKnight: correct, both instances have to be changed.

the other code is correct (at least if you just consider the main usergroup of admins ;))

Oblivion Knight 07-21-2004 07:02 PM

Thanks for the confirmation Stefan.. :)


Quote:

Originally Posted by KirbyDE
For Supermods it is
PHP Code:

$bbuserinfo['permissions']['adminpermissions'] & ISMODERATOR

For Mods it's a bit more difficult. You could use can_moderate() - which might cause an extra query then (without my Show ModCP link being installed).

So if we have your ModCP Link hack installed, I'd change this:
Code:

$bbuserinfo['usergroupid'] != 6
To this:
Code:

can_moderate()
Which would exempt Mods, Supermods and Admins.. Correct? :nervous:

Andreas 07-21-2004 07:07 PM

Yup. Of yourse you can also just check the usergroup id - as long as you don't have admins, supermods oder mods in other usergroups then the standard groups ;)

Oblivion Knight 07-21-2004 07:48 PM

Using can_moderate() doesn't work..

My double posts are getting merged.


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