Here is the message I get when I enable AWS when trying to start a new thread:
The following errors occurred when this message was submitted:
1. Please complete both the subject and message fields.
2. The message you have entered is too short. Please lengthen your message to at least 3 characters.

When I turn aws off this error goes away

That is a strange problem.
If you want me to help you, please set your board to debug mode and send ma a PM with an ACP login.

Thanks - works like a charm :up:

Notes are not supported in 3.5. It's a left-over from AWS 3.4, which needs to be added to this version.

KirbyDE, please email me to see if this Notes thing can be added in the 3.5 version, it's not that difficult.

Rgds

Reported posts is not part of AWS. This hack does not affect the way posts are reported, at least this is what I remember.

When will this hack be a final version and out of beta?

From the posts here, I think it is pretty stable as it is. I haven't seen any serious problems, so I guess it is up to KirbyDE to decide.

And if KirbyDE has some time, you can look forward to the ability to add Notes. This is something that was added in the late versions 3.4.1x (can't remember exactly which) and which allows you to add private or public notes (public means all management team can see them), either post-specific or not, for a member of your forums. I guess this will be added in the second, non-Beta release.

Rgds

Is this a feature, or a bug?

In 'No Posting' forums (closed ones), the warning links don't show in postbit.

I moved a spammy post to my spam forums before warning the poster and noticed that the option is missing.

I am not sure, I've never tried it with a No Posting forum. In my site, we move/copy the post to a "Laundry Room" area, where moderators have access, but not plain members. In that forum, the warn links are shown fine. I am not sure why they won't show in a No Posting.

My suggestion is to issue a warning before copying/moving the post.

Yeah, totally... that would be the obvious solution.. I was wondering if it was a feature or not, or if you were even aware of it. :)