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Could we make it so that we can select wether a new thread is started or not? Not every entry is worth a discussion :)
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That's cool. Thank you :)
I will use it :) |
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Theoretically yes.
Try making $post[message] = $message; |
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Do you want the message content as well as a link back, or just part of the message content and a link saying something like [...more]?
The first could be done with something like PHP Code:
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I tried this out using Colins original hack and it comes up with a thread title that is one day off of the event. The "posted by" on the thread view is also blank. I ended up trying Kirby's code as well and the username shows up but the date is 1 day off as well.
Edit: After digging through the calendar.php file I assume this is because I am using a single all day event. If I do the ranged event it comes up correctly. I guess when it gets the single all day event it starts the previous day plus how ever many hours. Anyways anyone have an idea on a simple fix for it :) |
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