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Phalynx 03-31-2009 09:51 AM
Try to input hours as minutes and minutes as hours. Seems your time settings are different than the script expects them.

macc 03-31-2009 10:25 AM
thanks for reply and help ... but still time diference (6 hours ) - how to fix that?

regards

macc

SEW810 04-01-2009 03:37 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Phalynx (Post 1780865)
What exactly does not work? Wrong date, error message, etc....
Provide me a temporary admin account so I can take a look.
Thanx, please check your Inbox ;) :up:

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Thanx a lot Phalynx, it works perfect with vb 3.8.1
It's pretty cool that we can sett the user group that will use the hack.
Please check out your Moderation pop up menu. There's the option to change date,hour and author of any thread or post.

Sebastiano 04-19-2009 10:01 AM
Very good hack, thank you Phalynx. ;)
However, I think I found a little bug: if you change the author of a post in a forum where post counts are deactivated, the post count of the user you assign the message to will increase however.

nat.n 04-19-2009 12:28 PM
Wow!!! It's really great!!!:up:
I'm a newbie at vBulletin but very familiar with phpBB (which included the "change poster" feature)... so, thank you for having done this for us!!! :)

Phalynx 04-20-2009 10:37 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Darkshenron (Post 1794340)
Very good hack, thank you Phalynx. ;)
However, I think I found a little bug: if you change the author of a post in a forum where post counts are deactivated, the post count of the user you assign the message to will increase however.
It uses the vBulletin API to recount the postcount, so I don't see a bug in it.

Sebastiano 04-30-2009 03:25 PM
Am I wrong or the 12h/24h recognition works only when changing post time and not when changing thread time? I mean: if a thread was posted at 23:46:18, when I want to change its time it shows 11:46:18.
At least this is what happens to me (my date format is H:i:s).
Quote:
Originally Posted by Phalynx (Post 1795059)
It uses the vBulletin API to recount the postcount, so I don't see a bug in it.
Sorry for replying only now.
So this is something like a "design issue"? Because, also if this is not a bug, I think you agree with me in saying that it's not much correct that a post is counted in post counts when it shouldn't.

smirkley 05-01-2009 03:47 PM
I may be missing something, but how can I block the option from showing up in the moderator options pull down if that usergroup doesnt have permissions to use it?

Right now it shows up, but of course permission is denied when a non permissed staff usergroup tries to use it. I just want to hide it if they dont have permission.

Phalynx 05-04-2009 08:10 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Darkshenron (Post 1801881)
Am I wrong or the 12h/24h recognition works only when changing post time and not when changing thread time? I mean: if a thread was posted at 23:46:18, when I want to change its time it shows 11:46:18.
At least this is what happens to me (my date format is H:i:s).
Yes, this depends on the time settings. I will _probably_ fix this for the next version.

Quote:
Originally Posted by Darkshenron (Post 1801881)
So this is something like a "design issue"? Because, also if this is not a bug, I think you agree with me in saying that it's not much correct that a post is counted in post counts when it shouldn't.
Fixed in next version.

Quote:
Originally Posted by smirkley (Post 1802552)
I may be missing something, but how can I block the option from showing up in the moderator options pull down if that usergroup doesnt have permissions to use it?

Right now it shows up, but of course permission is denied when a non permissed staff usergroup tries to use it. I just want to hide it if they dont have permission.
Fixed in next version.

dominiqueC 05-04-2009 08:55 PM
Hi !

Thanks for your great hack.

Unfortunately, when i try to change a date to an whole topic, all posts are inverted (the last in first, the first in last) or in the disorder.

An idea about my problem ? :/


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