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Nope. You need to start over and properly set up ALL the templates and properly edit referbbtofriend.php file.
NOTE: if you previously installed the "redirect" version but wan't to use the JS pop up version, please start over and download the last zip in this thread :) At the conclusion of a submit you see the template named: referbbsentemail_thanks. Check the screen capture I posted today. It works perfectly. |
I feel stupid... I guess I jumped the gun again. :)
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Great idea!
Loving this one. Thanks. |
Hope this isn't a stupid question but is there a way to place this link on the login page, without a user being in a thread? We're going to run a contest but, as a new board, it would be nice to be able to place a referral link there when a user logs in. Thanks :D
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I like that idea.
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I like the idea but the .php file would need additional hacking so it does not require "&threadid=$threadid" With additional hacking you could place it anywhere as you suggest.
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That was the problem I ran into. The only way I could think to do it was to make a separate hack, otherwise, modifying the php file would then disable the original hack. Maybe this would be a good suggestion for the next version of VB. Certainly seems like a feature a lot of folks could use.
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BTW, thank you for this excellent hack. It really is useful. :)
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You welcome. Your idea is implemented :)
Issue resolved and tested with the JS version. Permits you to place the JS link anywhere you wan't 1. Remove the next 2 lines from referbbtofriend.php Code:
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Great! Thank you once again! :)
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