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Thanks. Marked as installed.
I went to Usergroups==>Usergroup Manager. Selected to edit the Administrator Usergroup. Went through all the different permission sections. (Expected to see it in Post/Thread Permissions.) Didn't see "HTML Permissions in anything except for blogs and signatures. It feels like I missed a step. I uploaded product-nzbgroupallowhtm using Plugins & Products System==>Manage Products==>Add Import Product. Thanks for your help. |
Did you make sure to upload the bitfield xml file? That is what puts the permission in Usergroup Manager.
(You are looking for "Allow HTML Permissions" and "Should this usergroups HTML posts be parsed?") :) |
Ha ha! Got it. :) That's exactly what I was missing. I didn't fully understand the installation instructions, but honestly, I wouldn't know how else to explain what needed to be done anyway. Glad I had this place to ask questions.
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Yay! Glad you got it. :)
I did notice your join date and post count, so guessed you might not be as familiar with the 'workings' of vB as a veteran. This way, you learned what the difference is between a product .xml and a bitfield.xml. :) |
I just cannot get this thing to install. Every time I get "Invalid file specified".
Any suggestions? I have to have this. |
Are you trying to import the bitfield in Product Manager?
Try the Product file. |
I am. I'm trying to import bitfield_allowhtml.xml in the product manager. I've tried the system path, relative path, I even tried loading from my local hard drive.
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Doh, I got it. I was importing the wrong xml file. I was not importing the product-nzbgroupallowhtml.xml.
Thanks for the pointer. |
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bitfield - permissions added to Usergroup Manager product - thing imported in Product Manager |
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Great mod, thanks. |
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Thanks zeroality. :) |
Has the cache problem been fixed?
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Excellent - thank you
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I tried putting up a paypal button (a form). The button shows up but when you click on it I get a vb error message:
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Thanks! Edit: Don't think it matters, but Im using vb3.8. |
This doesn't work with vb 4.0.3
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Would this work with welcome pm's
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I suppose it is possible, if they are considered to be posts.. not sure though.
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It's just that I fancy your welcome pm on VBSEO... wow that's very nice.
Better that the horrid welcome pm in VB |
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Installed on v4.03 ....
Very nice... thank you ... :up: We needed this for our forums ... :) Regards, Badger |
Thanks this worked like a champ!
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Perhaps I'm missing something. I uploaded the xml and then imported the product. I then set allow html for pm's in VB general setting (presuming that everybody would be blocked from using html with this new product) Then went to the the Usergroup manager and set Allow HTML Permissions "Should this usergroups HTML posts be parsed?" to yes for my group only.
Now I was able to send html pm's but so were the rest of the users. If I disable the html settings in private message nobody can send html messages regardless of the settings set for this plugin including my group. |
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OK, I read what Kall said and checked the xml folder and ther was an xml file for a product I wasn't using anymore still in there, one for restricting urls. I deleted that, re-uploaded the xml file and imported the product and it works fine now.
Cheers Kall, great mod, I couldn't be without it. ;) |
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Pleas forgive me for feeling that I had already made the fact abundantly clear, by posting it as the first sentence of the mod. |
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Hi Kall,
Ive got a quick question and wondered if you may be able to help. Ive installed the mod and posted some HTML, however I get what is shown in the attachment. This was the HTML I tried to post PHP Code:
Also, im using 3.8.5 :erm: |
From a quick glance, I see a :D in the very first line. I bet that's getting parsed before the HTML bit does.
Maybe try changing the execution order of the plugin to 1, but that probably wont help. Removing the :D smiley would, but would screw with your :D everywhere, probably. Sorry. :( |
Ex: Set Allow HTML for AdminGroup, in a post by an admin, a SuperMod or Moderator edit that post follow his style... It's really bad, very dangerous, right?
Could you prevent that? By protect that posts, may add keyword to filter them and restrict any action from other Usergroups or something... Some my opinions |
thank you
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just for admin use this works great.. thx
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you need to just use Code:
<embed src="file.swf" height="280px" width="336px"></embed> |
Works great, thank you so much! :)
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Kall,
I have made a modification to allow HTML input from the WYSIWYG editor as well and it works, though I have noticed a bug. Code:
HOOK LOCATION:wysiwyg_parse_start If I can't get this to work, the owner of this forum wants to go back to allowing HTML from all, which I am highly against. Any help would be great. |
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It seems the plug-in that is turned off by default is what I needed, and just alone. I am getting expected results now. Thank you for this mod. It was an excellent starting block and I will be an immediate recommendation and solution to any mods or admins wanting to post HTML. Thank you again. ~Tyson |
works perfect in v 4.0.5
thanks |
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