Great mod - thanks!

Yeah... I have now installed & tested this & was a bit miffed it didn't work with quick reply seeing as forums that use it I assume 90% of users posting use it; any news on when that will be released?

It also just gives you screen telling you that someone has posted & then gives you the choice to continue or go back & edit your post; however, when you go back to edit your post it doesn't show the new post(s) in the topic preview??

Thanks!

Miffed at my free hack? You might want to lower your vb.org expectations a tad :)

Yes, that is a problem. I've fixed it, and also added quick reply, but it's a tricky and I haven't worked out the bugs enough to post yet - mostly due to some other things eating up my time. It is a planned and promised release, so hang in there if you can :)

You're welcome :)

It's not that simple. The $error array works fine (thank you) but detecting if a new post has been added while quick reply was being used is very tricky. At the moment the method I've developed ignores quick replies from pages other than the last. My assumption being that if you are quick replying on page 2 of 10 you don't care about the most recent post anyway. Plus, the data just isn't available to test against.

You could always add an extra field (w/ timestamp) to quick reply to check against.

In the database? Add a query or two? I don't want to do that, and nothing else is going to survive a page load.

No, a form field, then on submit, check the timestamp.

Thanks Hambil.

I put it to our users and a majority of 87% to 13% ruled that they want it installed.

Much obliged.

Lee

Has a fix been found for this problem?

Given that I haven't used EI other than to run tests in ages, this has to be a setup/setting issue of some sort on your end. I run this day in and day out with Firefox.