I performed a thorough search through vbulletin files to see where $smiliebox gets defined, but I only found out that it gets defined in that function AFTER the hook... so I don't really get the idea :(

I think I have a better solution ;) Check back tomorrow, and if it comes out well, the hack will have no code mods.

Hmm ...

editor_toolbar_start
?

$editor_type doesn't seem to be needed after that Hook - except for the smilies check. So setting it to smth. else should bypass the if and not cause any side effects.

Yeh - You can remove the $smiliebox variable :p

Chris

Any screen shots involved here?? lol can some one please post me a screen shot on how it looks on properly before i download / install??

RELEASE v1.0.2

[+] The dropdown has been added to the quick edit form.
[+] The hack is now free of code modifications.

TO UPGRADE:

1. Uninstall the old plugin via plugin manager.
2. Install the new product via product manager.
3. Perform the second template modification for postbit_quickedit.
4. Undo the code edit from the previous version.

If you want screenshots, go to your vbulletin advanced editor and see what kind of dropdown it has there. That's exactly what you'll get in quick reply.

Are there any upgrade instructions?

Yes, sorry.

TO UPGRADE:

1. Uninstall the old plugin via plugin manager.
2. Install the new product via product manager.
3. Perform the second template modification for postbit_quickedit.
4. Undo the code edit from the previous version.

Thanks ... what about the code edit? Should that be removed too or is that ok?

EDIT .... Ah you edited it ... I look like a plum now :o

Although it doesn't matter in this particular case, the answer is YES. You should undo the code edit.

Also, if you downloaded the archive before this post, download it again. A minor error in XML has been fixed. ;)