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yeah, i have to look at the ajaxprocess, so it updates the last post instead of just doing nothing until a reload.
the hack itself works as designed, just Ajax doesn'T ^^ |
for the ajax thing, it's kinda tricky... the quick-reply have to be interacting with the Edit ajax of the last post if you are the author of that one, so if you post from the quick-reply, it will be connected to the EDIT of the last post you've made instead of posting a new one with the quick-reply ajax...
the problem with that situation, or at least the logic behind a problem, is that if someone else posts when you use the quick-reply, your post will be merged with your last post, even if someone posted between the two... logic applyed tell that it's not a problem, because if you use the quick-reply, you don't know if someone else reply afterward, so you don't actually reply to that last one... someone is lost here?! ;) |
i'll see with what i can come up :)
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vBulletin should just have a function built in to autoban doubleposters. That would make everything so much easier for us all! lol
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autoban doubleposters ?!... i think you did not quite understood the goal of this hack... but anyway...
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Definatly keeping an eye on this one :)
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I fixed the AJAX process by adding..
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$vbulletin->url = 'showthread.php?' . $vbulletin->session->vars['sessionurl'] . "p=$id"; You need to add a new phrase "redirect_automerged" too. edit: It works but is printing the message twice. |
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