I am trying to use the redirect to edit post feature. I need the user tobe able to attach and excel spreadsheet when they respond and that is added as a post to an existing thread.

When I hit submit, I get an error: No Post Specified.

What is going wrong?

Not sure, as it obviously works for other people.... mmm... the postid is not being passed for some reason...

I have Dani's mod-rewrite hack. Could that be causing the problem?

That's it.

Great! I was afraid of that. :-(

*clicks install*

I was actually looking for a very simple form tool for something else.......and came across this.

Now I ran into some other problem on my forum and this is going to help resovle that problem.

Great work!

Erwin,

I installed this hack and it works fine, but there is a couple of things I would like to do that I don't quite know how. So I was wondering if you or anyone here could share a bit of your knowledge w/ me.

First; I wanted to be able to let me users to set thier own title to the thread.
Second; I want the form to be executed only when someone click on newthread on a certain forum.

I have a basic idea on how this could be done, but yet don't know how, and for the second option I know I would probably have to edit my showthread template and add an if statement along with some php file editing, but that won't be a problem if someone can provide me the code.

Thanks a Lot!

1. You need to edit the PHP file and replace the title variable with a form variable. Not hard to figure out if you take a look at the code itself.

2. That's just a template edit. Somewhere in this thread someone posted a way to do this already.

Hi Erwin,

1. In the form.php - file there is an option called "REDIRECT OPTIONS:". There you can choose Option 0 to show a thank you message.

Now my question: Is it possibly to show this message AND redirect after some seconds to another page?

I need this for this hack by mtha: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....&postcount=131

Would be nice if you could help me :).

MFG datainternet

Anything is possible. :) You just add a redirect javascript to the template for the redirect I think.