DJ, I use the forms for an application process and it is submitted into an area that only certain people have access to. The applicants cannot read the area it is submitted to but I found out that they can subscribe to the thread and be sent the replies. How can I deny anyone from subscribing in that section?

My solution was to just link unregistered users to the registration page, and then have used a redirect to the forum upon registration. That might not work for everyone though.

Only thing I can think of at the moment, short of disabling subscriptions altogether, is to have the threads in that section go into the moderator queue first, and the upon approval, check it's subscription status with the thread starter. Or you can use the Unsubscribe option in the Admin CP an remove subscriptions from a specific user from a specific forum.

But then, I haven't checked to see if Abe set a variable setting for this.

I'm trying to get the text(content I put in) to show up bigger - How can I enlarge the text/Make the font bigger?

How would I be able to make it so the Radio buttons - aren't so spread apart? Or make the font smaller for the default questions?

So nothing on getting a field written to the database?

I have a particularly large form to fill out. I notice if I spend a long time filling out the form, trying to submit or preview results in a security token error. I presume that means that it's just timed out. Is this a function of vBulletin on creating a new thread or is this a function of the modification and how would I increase the time limit?

Your errors on unregistered users getting replies would be removed if you chose the email or pm options for the form.

The timeout i suspect is set in your vbulletin options as i have had a form open for over 30 mins before hitting preview and has worked ok.

I have been making an extensively complicated form, which has been coming out beautifully for what I need to do. I do have a problem though, I can't seem to edit the form answer template with any spaces, I have worked around some of that with the indent bbcode, but im also setting up some parts of the end user display inline like this:

info here(about 8 spaces)info here(about 8 spaces)info here
but it comes out like

info here info here info here

using nbsp stuff doesn't work cause it just displays it, any idea how to remedy this?

EDIT: lol happened in this editor too so had to write those comments up there, maybe it isn't able to be done with vBulletins WYSIWYG currently

The only way around that is to create your own BBCode that inserts a  .

yeah, problem with that is if the user is allowed to edit the post, they will see all the custom bbcode tags like I put in a noparse bbcode, makes it a mess.

Only workaround I found at the moment is hard-coding the class_bbcode.php, near the bottom is all of vbulletins $tag_list items. I was too lazy to read through all of the code to create a custom value option one, so made 3 tags at 9, 20, and 50 pixels. Heres the code in case anyone else had that issue:
The codes that allowed a {option} parameter had different code, but im sure anyone who reads through the code can figure it out

You have to be logged in to fill in a form, if you are not then this error is received:


Anyway is there a way to make it so this error disappears if you are not logged in?

Thanks.

David.