Hello,

I am running this on a site that runs 3.5.x. The "x" means I have been upgrading as they are released and I just reinstall the template edits. I do not get java errors and i have several other java scripts running on my site.

I actually am posting just to say that if anyone wants to apply this to the journal modification, it works just fine for Comments. I will try out the new entries and add to this if that works as well.

Edit the: journal_commentpage template. Add A and B as described.

Add C after:

For new entries, edit the: journal_submitentry template. make the A and B edits as described and add C after:

Both work fine and are running on my site.

Can someone please help me with the Javascript errors I'm getting in post #240.

HELP!!!!!!!!!

I Downloaded the Script and Uploaded it to my Site it got to about 40% Durning the Install Then it Say there was an Database Error now Nothing in my Site is Workin ( Also i Tryed to login in to phpmyadmin to maybe try and repair the database but i get the following Error

Just to let everyone know, this hack does not seem to work in 3.52 or 3.53 - I have it working on a 3.51 site with no problems, but the newer vb versions spit out javascript errors. I'd wait until this hack is updated to install it on a new version of vb.

It works fine for me in both 3.52 and 3.53. I do have to rerun the install script whenever I upgrade VB, though.

Well I installed it new in 3.53 and it doesn't work. Sorry, since I couldn't get any support I just assumed it didn't work for any new versions.

I tried uninstalling everything except the dictionary and reinstalling. I double-checked all of the template settings. Still doesn't work.

I guess my previous statement is partly true - it doesn't work for all people running 3.53. It might work for some, but obviously not all.

Worked for me in 3.5.2 and 3.5.3 as well. As described earlier in this thread, it had to be reinstalled each time I upgraded vBulletin.

I wish that was the case for me - but as I said, I didn't install this hack until AFTER I upgraded my vb version, so this wouldn't apply to me. So I say again, there appears to be a bug in this hack. It's too bad the person who wrote it won't check this thread to get it worked out.

Just for the hell of it, I uninstalled the untire hack including the dictionary, and reinstalled using the install script. I even went through and reinstalled the code in the templates. It does not work. This has to be a bug, as I've done everything right and I still receive Javascript errors. I even downloaded the files again to make sure I have the most recent versions.

Buggy hack. I'd advise people to wait before they go filling up their database with a big dictionary until this gets sorted out.

Sorry, just to clarify, I'm having trouble with 3.52.

I have 3.5.2 and what I had to do was uninstall the hack and then reinstall it (completely including template modifications) to get it to work - but I've not even had a single issue with it since the reinstall.