Installed, and am getting the following error when users select threads from the forum:



Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '*', expecting T_VARIABLE or '$' in /home/expatko/public_html/bbs/includes/class_core.php(4627) : eval()'d code on line 299

Edit: I repaired the issue by restoring the default template

Do they see the ignored thread at all? Basically, if they ignore a thread will it show up in the forum as ignored like the post of somebody they ignored?

Can you make it so that it automatically ignores the threads started by somebody you've ignored?

This is sort of what I have been looking for. If you could just get it to do a true Ignore Thread so it does not show up for the user at all then this would be an ideal addon. Otherwise is is really almost useless.

Can you set this up by user group? It sounds like it but not sure. Have a paid board so I would only want my paid user group to use this.

I have this installed and it is not working in Version 4.2.0

I see the link to ignore the thread or forum in thread tools but when I ignore something it still shows up on the board.

I even see the thread I selected in my settings menu.

Is this the only way? I get this message and also to restore the whole thing quite well again I is not waiting.

Anyone know if this works on vB 4.2.2 using php 5.5?

How does this ignore the thread? It doesn't even hide it from the user? Pretty worthless without this feature. Sad. :/

Just like to point out there is a serious SQL injection vulnerability with this plugin. I'm currently reviewing the code to find a fix.

Edit: Code removed by Staff, code would hint at exploit vector although I noted the issue in the quarantine thread ;).

I'm assuming nerbert is just busy therefor I've made a change to the product thereby fixing the exploit noted by Chippiewall. Please download and install (select to overwrite) the new version attached. The file name remains product-thread_forum_ignore.xml however it is the new, patched file that is now available for download as of 1:35pm GMT-5 today.