Would be best is it was for the posts that THEY have started. For instance, if I clicked the appropriate link in the profile of "Ted S" I would see a list of your best posts on this forum.

Thanks for the great mod! Looking forward to have a collapse post/invisibility feature at some point for low ranked posts.

thank ,Ted S

Just wanted to make sure before installing. I noticed that version 1.9.5 is the one attached to the first post. But then, I noticed a version 2.0.2 along with a 'beta' 2.0.5 version as well as two helpfulanswers.php attached to a couple of posts.

So, what's the best advice to someone adding this mod for the first time? Which version should I use?

The 2.0.5 is ideal. I leave the old one up for those still on that series, like windows 98 :D

Thanks Ted! :up:

Ted, just noticed that one of my buttons is being 'pushed' to the next line when inserting it automatically.

Where within the postbit template do I edit it so that I can add a line break and then it displays properly on the next line after my "Top" button?

BEFORE: Attachment 116064

AFTER: Attachment 116065


EDITED: Found the hook that the "To the Top" link/mod was using. Then, placed it after that. Seems to be doing alright now. :D

I received the following error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in /home/<user>/fantasyleagueforums.com/helpfulanswers.php on line 498

Any particular fix?

EDITED: So, I've got 2.0.5 version of the mod installed and it was giving me the above error. But, noticed another post in Feb with another helpfulanswers.php file (https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....postcount=1335) and once I uploaded that one, it worked :up:

Hi.

For people like me who would like to get the latest version for vBulletin 3.8, where do they get it, please? I don't feel I'm ready to browse the 92 pages of this thread.

The latest version is always in the main post of an addon at the top of every page.

developpez.com,

Ted uploaded 2.0.5 in this post and I had to use the helpfulanswers.php file uploaded in this post :up:

Ted, the 1.9.5 file is uploaded in the first post and not the 2.0.5. Not sure if you knew or not ;)