My mistake. The instructions should say to put step C in postbit_quickedit, not showthread. (A and B go in showthread)

You can put it right after this, for example:

Many thanks. It is all up and running now.

Also, I would suggest that if you want to spell check your PMs that B should be put in USERCP_SHELL and not in pm_newpm as it stops all the other buttons from working.

Or maybe that was what you meant and I just misread it.

I haven't tested PM's :) Instructions updated.

Umm vb has its own built in spell checker now. ;) Since beta 3.

But good work.

Only for those on Windows, and if they like using Internet Explorer, and speak English only :)

I personally like client based spell checking, and there are client based spell checkers for other browsers. I use SpellBound for Mozilla.

But a server based spell checker is needed for those on the road, and don't have their home PC setup, or the many users who don't know about client-side spell checkers, or those on other browsers.

Thats why I said good work. ;)

Oh yes, I got that part :)

It's just that I've heard this comment at vb.com, and some people think ieSpell solves all the problems :)

Since when is a button which is nothing more than a link to an external program "its own built in spell checker"?

Look! VB now has its own built-in sports site!

:ermm:

i cant get quick reply to work because i cant find any of that in showthread_quickreply......

The instructions are wrong for that.

You should have both A and B in the showthread template.

Add the code (to replace "C") at the bottom of the showthread_quickreply. It doesn't look very nice, but it works.