yeah, that would be great too...


what i'm currently having a problem is that I've set up my forum in which the threads from the calendar are being posted as a moderated one - meaning, all new threads should be approved by mods, but since this script bypasses that check and directly inserts a new thread into the forum it's making my jump thru the hoops and checking all the threads/removing them manually every time someone posts something that should not have been approved in the first place.

So, is there any way the new threads can be created in that "moderation" queue or whatever the way the moderated threads are stored, and allow me to approve/delete them before they get posted. I can do that with the calendar events, but not the threads too.


And yeah, did anyone figure out how to link the thread # inside the event post as well? or even better, update the event post every time the matching thread is updated (the original post), or vice versa? that'd be great...

im lookin for this same mod... is there anyway to use this one like that??? or is there somthing thats like this

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Where does the above code go?

Thanks in advance.

i think it goes to the beginning and the ending of his hack.

ok, just a question regarding starting new threads.

if i am inserting a new thread/post (from that calendar.php hack code that needs to be added) and if I want it to be moderated before going public, does that INSERT statement need to be changed to insert the new thread somewhere else, or is it being inserted into the same tables but with a different flag or something. How does the vbulletin know which threads need to be moderated and which don't? Where is that setting or where are those threads stored?

I'm just asking because I can't figure out how to moderate the new threads made with this script first, since it publishes the new thread right away, directly into the tables/database.

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never mind, i got it from another hack...

if you want to have the thread being created from the calendar event to be moderated first, add this line of code:

just before the last block of code:
and change the "visible" value for the first two INSERT statements to zero (from "...$iconid, 1" to "...$iconid, 0" to make the threads invisible until approved)

I broke something but don't know what......I have about 40 events for the Month of April yet it says No events for the next 30 days... any ideas on how to fix this issue?

Newbie here...... Where would KirbeDEs code go and is his code in addition to Colin's?
The checkbox feature..which template does that get added to.

Sorry for my noobeness. Thanks in advance.

I would love to see this feature as well!!!!!