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Quote:

Originally Posted by IsMaR (Post 1299091)

is there any way from preventing moderators from editing prefixes and just have it set by supermod or admin?

Do you mean setting/editing/deleting prefixes from a forum ???

If so you have to do a very easy template modification:

in FORUMDISPLAY find:

Code:

<if condition="$foruminfo['allowprefix']">

<div><label for="fa_cat"><input type="radio" name="do" id="fa_cat" value="manageprefix" />$vbphrase[manage_threadprefix]</label></div>

</if>

Replace with:

Code:

<if condition="is_member_of($bbuserinfo, X, Y, Z)"><if condition="$foruminfo['allowprefix']">

<div><label for="fa_cat"><input type="radio" name="do" id="fa_cat" value="manageprefix" />$vbphrase[manage_threadprefix]</label></div>

</if></if>

You must change X, Y, Z with the number of usergroups allowed to edit prefixes. In this way Moderators can't see the link to edit prefixes in "Forum tools".
It worked on my forum :D

Quote:

Originally Posted by pollon (Post 1299120)

Do you mean setting/editing/deleting prefixes from a forum ???

If so you have to do a very easy template modification:

in FORUMDISPLAY find:

Code:

<if condition="$foruminfo['allowprefix']">

<div><label for="fa_cat"><input type="radio" name="do" id="fa_cat" value="manageprefix" />$vbphrase[manage_threadprefix]</label></div>

</if>

Replace with:

Code:

<if condition="is_member_of($bbuserinfo, X, Y, Z)"><if condition="$foruminfo['allowprefix']">

<div><label for="fa_cat"><input type="radio" name="do" id="fa_cat" value="manageprefix" />$vbphrase[manage_threadprefix]</label></div>

</if></if>

You must change X, Y, Z with the number of usergroups allowed to edit prefixes. In this way Moderators can't see the link to edit prefixes in "Forum tools".
It worked on my forum :D

oh wow nice... thanks

Quote:

Originally Posted by dbirosel (Post 1231441)

how do i remove the Prefix Category from the New Posts?

Thread Title - Prefix

This has been asked a few times and want to know if there is a solution. This is my last thing to do to get this MOD functioning on my board. Does it have something to do with the "Prefix Markup (within threads and emails)" option in the AdminCP? The following two examples are suggested:

Examples:
{1} -  results to Prefix - Title.
[{1}]  results to [Prefix] Title</SPAN>.

What would produce Title [Prefix]? I have played with different combinations and can not seem to figure this out. I would like to do away with the prefix from the thread title altogether, but Title [Prefix] looks better than the above two options.

Is it possible to add an option to the user's profile so that by default, the threads are automatically filtered?

I am trying to use this mod for a multi lingual site, and I would have each thread tagged per language. So whenever the user browses the site, he would see the threads that correspond to his language, if he chooses to.

Is this possible?

Something I noticed while playing around with this MOD on this site is when you filter for a MOD by a prefix and end up on say page 2 of the filtered threads, and then select another thread prefix, it takes you to page 2 of that thread prefix's thread and not page 1. Is there a fix to this?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Junkie (Post 1300800)

What would produce Title [Prefix]? I have played with different combinations and can not seem to figure this out. I would like to do away with the prefix from the thread title altogether, but Title [Prefix] looks better than the above two options.

Hi Junkie. :) Can you clarify -- where exactly do you want Title [Prefix] to show this way? On the threads list in forumdisplay? Or within the thread itself? Or both?

Generally speaking, you'd need to find this code:

Code:

<if condition="$show['threadprefix'] == 1">

                <if condition="$thread['threadprefix']">$prefixmarkup[0]$thread[threadprefix]$prefixmarkup[1]</if>

            </if>

And move it after the thread title code. For example, in threadbit template (which affects how the thread title displays on forumdisplay), the thread title and prefix code section originally should look something like this:

Code:

$thread[movedprefix]

$thread[typeprefix]

<if condition="$show['threadprefix'] == 1">

                <if condition="$thread['threadprefix']">$prefixmarkup[0]$thread[threadprefix]$prefixmarkup[1]</if>

            </if>

$thread[moderatedprefix]

<a href="showthread.php?$session[sessionurl]t=$thread[threadid]$thread[highlight]" id="thread_title_$thread[realthreadid]"<if condition="$show['gotonewpost']"> style="font-weight:bold"</if>>$thread[threadtitle]</a>

To move the thread prefix (but not the "moved" or "moderated" prefixes) display after the thread title, you'd want the above section to look like this:

Code:

$thread[movedprefix]

$thread[typeprefix]

$thread[moderatedprefix]

<a href="showthread.php?$session[sessionurl]t=$thread[threadid]$thread[highlight]" id="thread_title_$thread[realthreadid]"<if condition="$show['gotonewpost']"> style="font-weight:bold"</if>>$thread[threadtitle]</a> <if condition="$show['threadprefix'] == 1">

                <if condition="$thread['threadprefix']">$prefixmarkup[0]$thread[threadprefix]$prefixmarkup[1]</if>

            </if>

If you let me know exactly where you want this change, I can give you more detailed instructions. Hope this makes sense!

I would like to totally remove the prefix [Football] (while still having the thread prefix active for the forum the thread is in) and just have the title of the thread (within the thread itself). Also, would you know how I could change the size of the thread title so it stands out a little more? I really appreciate all of your coding help.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Junkie (Post 1301503)

Oh, that's no problem then! You'll laugh at how easy this is when I show you. :)

1. In your admincp, go down to Plugins & Products, and click on Plugin Manager.

2. When the plugin manager opens, look in the section called Product : Thread Prefixes and disable the following two options (by unchecking their checkboxes):

Prefix: Display Prefix in Front of Title (Post)

Prefix: Display Prefix in Front of Title (Thread)

3. Scroll down and click the Save Active Status button.

Voila! Prefixes gone in the thread. :) Let me know if this works for you.

Quote:

Also, would you know how I could change the size of the thread title so it stands out a little more? I really appreciate all of your coding help.

My pleasure, Junkie. There's a simple template mod by raiderlax called Title of Thread (Standing Out in Middle) here that does what you're looking for. Very easy, just adding a couple of lines to the SHOWTHREAD template. Don't forget to click "installed" on his template mod to let him know it was helpful. :)

Is it possible to make a product of this hack?

The reason that I ask is that since there are a lot of template edits, a lot can go wrong with both installing and uninstalling.

I really like this hack and the possibilities it gives. vb versions like 3.6.6 that make you loose all template edits with upgrading will likely come more often, now that Jelsoft works on various official add-ons.

Kira, I never thought about shutting off the products. Thanks. As for your suggestion to consider Raiderlax'd MOD, I would really like to change the font size of the thread title of the first post with all other posts being their normal size. I don't even know if this is possible.

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