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I tried this with the bak created by vbhacker. But....i fount a old forundisplay.php on Recycly Bin. :)
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this is a cool idea, but, unfortunately, like parker clack's thread preview hack, it uses lots of space :p
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Working fine here :D - My users will love you for this ;)
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A hack like this won't use alot of space, mysql compression is exceptionally high and at most its another 100 characters it might even be blank.
If your worried about an extra few kb of space used then you've got a problem. |
Scott,
Is there a way to add this to the editpost.php so when you are editing the thread message that you can also edit it in there? I know it is in the admin options, but it might be good to have it there too. :) Quote:
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nice hack, i installed it and it works fine, i also edit editpost so if its the first post of the thread they can edit the description if the edit post time limit lets them, if it isnt the first post of the thread, the description box wont show up.
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Could you share what you did? That sounds like a good idea. :)
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First make a backup of editpost.php before you continue
Created a template called: editpost_description Add this to it: (Note: remove the spaces in { secondaltcolor }) PHP Code:
Open editpost.php Find: PHP Code:
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Open the template: editpost Find: (Note: there are spaces in { secondaltcolor }) PHP Code:
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When your done it should like the attachment below, enjoy :) |
This is what I have for the second code set in editpost.php. What do I need to do to make it work with what you have for the second code?
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if ($isfirst and $title!="" and $postinfo[dateline]+$editthreadtitlelimit*60>time()) { Quote:
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add after that
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