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no, i'll just stick to my guns on the link UNDERNEATH the menu :)
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can i see this in action? :D
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What do you mean? You lost me there.
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could i get the url of one of your threads with an introduction?
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okay i fixed the problem with the blank page on my attempt at further integrating the link to the thread introduction editor (it was only on the move/copy option, btw)...i've tested the javascript and it works fine...see post#1 for the new template to use
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I see you took the "post = action" thing out at the top. I figured it had something to do with that. Just a hunch. :) Now, how about my idea of being able to have either the thread[title] or thread intro be different and be allowed to use either one? :)
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this is not difficult. find in showthread.php:
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so can i get your URL to view this? :D
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Sure, here you go.
My Thread Intro But I ran into a problem. When I chnage the thread intro title now, it alos changes the thread title. Any ideas? |
Forget the last message. Problem solved and it works great! Now, all you have to do is have it maybe show the current title on the left of the edit box (or somewhere, just not inside it) incase we make a mistake editing it and don't want to have to start over from the beginning. Maybe even have a change and delete button, too. Just a couple of suggestions, that's all. Otherwise, it works great! Now I don't have to use muliple instances of thread title tags. I can be just like the big boys at vb.org! :) Great job, Nick!
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