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I guess it should read that this hack will work on any vB3.0.x version. |
preety cool. *installs*
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I saw the same error in Erwin's POP3/IMAP hack, something with "globalize" being undefined....
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Is there a way around that? And besides, the hack readme says for vB 3.x.x! (I know now that this was before any info on the actual 3.5 became availible, but I thought I'd give it a shot.)
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I have a weird problem I wonder if anyone can help. I converted my mail system so the form answers are emailed in HTML format. Unfortunately I sometimes get strange "!" marks appearing in the code. They are random and only appear in emails. The forms post perfectly in the forums.
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I'm sorry if it's been covered, but I can't afford the time to read all 32 pages. I am trying to use this form for all replies to a specific thread. It's thread #18579 in forum #40. How do I set things up so that when someone hits the reply button in that thread, they are taken to the form?
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Is this hack compatible with 3.0.7? I tried installing it exactly as it says in the instructions, but all I'm getting is a blank page...
Edit: Solved the problem on my own, actually. Thanks! |
For all those wanting moderation, I've got it for ya! The following code places the THREAD into moderation que. It appears to work flawlessly.
in form.php, find Code:
$DB_site->query(" Code:
$post['postid'] = $DB_site->insert_id(); Code:
//Added By Kevin Now, if the thread is in moderation que, you don't want it to show up as visible in your forums, do you? So, in Code:
$DB_site->query(" Code:
$DB_site->query(" I'm sorry if this is confusing...It probably is. But Just wanted to give everyone else a chance to add threads to the moderation que. Kevin |
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