You can fix this yourself, if you desire. The easy fix is to go into file vbstatus_javascript, and do the following find and replace:

Find: $(
Replace: document.id(

That should fix your problem. If it doesn't, then let me know.

~Tim

Thanks for your swift reply. There are 18 instances of '$(' in the file. All instances are part of various lines of code. I replaced all and uploaded the file but nothing changed.

Alfa1,

What is your forum's Url? If the modification is currently installed, then I can visit and determine the problem.

~Tim

Good Mod, I could care less about history of status messages, who cares anyways? I don't see a purpose of a history of old status messages. That is why I'm not using dbtech's version. Anyways, the more important thing is to have the admin be able to edit members status messages incase situations arise when its needed.

I know it's unconventional, but if you absolutely have to change a members status you can do a query.

-=[Warning]=- Only try this if you are familiar with using sql queries in vbulletin. Noobs could cause serous damage to there forum messing around with queries -=[Warning]=-

I have tried this and it has worked for me.

READ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
First things first make a backup of your database!

Then if you are using a prefix add it before "userfield" so if your forums sql prefix is "for" then it will be this "foruserfield" next replace the "X" with the new status you want to replace the old with, and then replace "Y" with the user id of the member who's status you want to change.
So if you want to change admins status to WTF it would look like this.


Alternatively you could just edit the fields using phpmyadmin.

manzak,

If you give me your site's Url, then I can determine the problem.

~Tim

*fixed..works fine.
thank you

davidhso,

If you give me your site's Url, then I can determine the problem.

~Tim

Installed, but the status will not SAVE. The url is http://www.extremebusa.com/extreme

Any help will be appreciated.