I almost installed it ! A good thing that i read the whole one :P .. . Thanks Anyway !

This did not work for me. I applied to postbit and postbit legacy, still shows my edit (I edited a post to test, after applying)

I also enabled in usergroup managed (after I edited the post). Any way I can remove it on one particular post at least?

Thank you :)
I did the "Usergroup Manager / General Permissions / Show edited by note" way & it would still show when I edited a message.

Now thanks to you it's finally gone :)

I can't get it to work.. :(

I did the template edit but it still displays "Edited by...". :( I have 3.5.2.

good..!
i think when you set this option by user id...will be more usefull

thank you tnguy3n

thanks!

The "1" in is the userid for the admin right? Just making sure before I mess something up, lol.

This is not working on my site either as posted above.... As others have said, the "Edited By" still shows up in the posts....?

I ended up using the following conditional instead....

It looks to me like in 3.5.2. that the $post[userid] does not work? I did not check the database to see if there is a field for userid in 3.5.2

Also, someone above asked about the userid... The userid is the member ID that you don't want to show up... UserID #1 is usually your SuperAdmin account (if you didn't change that)...

EDIT 2:

Perhaps I didn't understand... I want this so I can edit OTHER PEOPLE'S ads when necessary without them knowing that I did it as the Super Admin... Perhaps the $post[userid] only means that edits do not show up in teh superadmin's posts (regardless of who did them) ... If so, I don't like that idea!

[QUOTE=J-TEK]The "1" in is the userid for the admin right? Just making sure before I mess something up, lol.[/QUOTE

Assuming that the admin is the first account signed up on the board.

Like, my userid is 7, if you change that to usergroup(6 by default) instead of userid, it'll include all admins

hell yea it works thx