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Ok thanks! Even if only you will use it , it was worth to make it :)
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I'll play around with a clean fresh install of vbulletin on my local PC and maybe drop a comment to Jelsoft about it if I still get the same. My online vb has been hacked a little so this may be interfering with things - can't see how though.
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Will this hack work with the WYSIWYG hack?
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Yes it will, but you don't need this hack. This function is already included in vb. You just have to disable the function 'can delete post" in admin Cp for the specific usergroup.
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I already did that but I never tried to log on under one of the groups I disabled it for to see if the button still shows up. Does the button show up if it is turned off?
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Nothing will be shown.
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You mean if I use this hack, nothing will be shown, right? Because I just tested it without the hack and the button is still there. :)
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Normally nothing will be shown if you turned it off!
Also if you use my code nothing will be shown! :) |
The delete button is still there (without your hack installed) even if it is turned off. It just gives you the "Can't delete" error message. If your hack is installed, the button is NOT shown. It works great for that part of it. But if you have the WYSIWYG hack installed, it is still shown in there unless I put the $deletepost in there. Then it doesn't show. But is also doesn't show even if you are allowed to delete messages in the WYSIWYG editor for some reason. Any ideas on how to make it work for that too? :)
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