I tried it both ways, as have my MODS, and only one thread out of 12 deleted through the edit thread menu have been moved into the recycle bin.

Chemo

Works great thanks!

/me clicks install

Finally got around to installing this and it and it works great! :D

Still trying to use the editpost to delete and they are not moving to the recycle bin. Someone help?

u sure u installed properly, i would re hack all da files

I've been over the install file several times and verified everything to the letter.

u sure u uploaded all files and run all queries n stuff

i just tested it on vb 2.2.9, works flawlessy...
currently there is not much of error checking, so i guess you can't tell me what's the real problem...

i might adjust the code a bit sometime, and include error-checking...

I was thinking that you might want to change the behavior of your templates. Since this only adds a recycle bin form section inside the edit post thread, why don't you add a form box inside the template, instead of the whole editpost template, and call to a variable that points to the template?

The problem I was having was that the editpost2 template would over ride the (Original) editpost template ... where I already had hacks installed. I had to add the hacks to the editpost2 template in order to see your hack plus the one's that I had in the first place.

The editpost3 template serves little purpose since it's basically a unhacked editpost template. I don't know if I got a old copy of the hack but I haven't been able to see the recycle/restore images once the thread has been moved to the Recycle Bin forum.

<My Two Cents>

Is there a way to make this hack replace all of the delete thread/post options on the forum? I do not want any post deleted without it being copied to the "Recycle bin" forum (exception would be is the user deletes his own post). For example, there are "Admin Options" listed ont he page and I would like that "Delete" option filtered through this hack as well.

Also, is there a way to make it so that when a post is recycled the user is then redirected to the "forumdisplay" page again rather than to new location for the "Recycled" post.