Yea it can be a template modification, and is not that complex, thus why I chose to do this for my first mod attempt, and I feel I learned a decent amount about how the plugin system works doing it :up:
Also I myself tend to like the plugin system a little better then having to add alot to my templates on my boards and this makes it a little easier on me when/if I need to change my rules I can just go into settings and make an update :D

And thanks everyone for compliments so far

love it! very nice indeed!

I apply the mod and configure in Admincp-options-Signature Rules.

Add to template "modifysignature" and "newThread" and does nothing, it shows all the same.

Using Vb 4.0.1

:(

Selcor? i only know one guy which uses that username...in all world

are you or dont? :)

It will not work in any other template then the modifysignature, so the newthread behavior is expected.

Can you verify that under admincp that you do have the mod enabled, and that you have
as the first line of your modifysignature template.

If so can you post screenshots of all 3 locations (options, template, and what a user sees when editing signature)

The mistake is mine, sorry, misunderstand the function of this MOD. This works well.

Thank you.


Pd: cloferba, my real nick is Gmaster :D

Every template edit will be needed in each theme i add in future :S

It depends on how you add themes, but if all themes are added at the top level then yes, unfortunatly vb does not have a hook at the location that I want to display the mod.
What I do to get around this is I make my themes all a child of the default style, then make the edit in the default style and it propagates to all children without having to modify each on individually

that would be great!

plase! :D

Fan Bluddy Tastic Sonic! What A Great Little Mod! Thank You! :up:

Working great on 4.0.1