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Thanks - I'll give that a try now and then tell you how I get on :)
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As for the second, check your warn_addwarn_nopost template, that's the one that is called from that point. I'll look more into these two issues later tonight, my hands are kind of full right now. Rgds |
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1: When entering a specific userID to warn, it just takes me to the user list. 2: When selecting Warn User from their profile page, it just takes me to a blank screen with "Internal Server Error" "The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request." It was good, but after the 3.0.4 and 3.0.5 update it's wrong. |
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My default style was a child style of the Default VB Style. I switched my default style back to the parent Default VB Style and reinstalled. Now I get a 404 error when selecting the Warn User from the dropdown in the user profile. Still getting just the user list when entering a userID. Searching by username now seems to be working. I changed the following in admincp/user.php: Code:
"/Warn.php?$session[sessionurl]do=WarnUserNoPost&id=$userid" Code:
"../Warn.php?$session[sessionurl]do=WarnUserNoPost&id=$userid" Code:
An Error Has Occured! Still am getting only the whole userlist when I enter in a numeric userid via Warn User in the AdminCP |
Another suggestion sv1cec:
Situation: a certain person has already got a few warnings. He makes a new posts that needs a warning to. ModA comes by, spots the post and gives warning. Few hours later ModB passes by, spots post. If it's smart moderator, he will first check the logs or warnings to see if this post was warned before. A lot of mods however will skip this step, and it's rather time consuming on bigger boards as well. Therefor it would be nice if the post that got the warning was marked in any way, or has a prevention from further warnings. We had situations we users got 2 or 3 warnings for the same post. Can be handy? |
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I think that at some time, I installed a hack which allowed you to search by the User ID. I swear to God, it works fine with the code as it is in my site. I am trying to find out what else need to be changed, but I can't. I think it was a mini-mod that did that, but I can't find it at the moment. I'll look at that and let you know as soon as possible. As for the post being marked, this is an excellent idea, and I think it can be done. Umtil later. |
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Thanks sv1cec..
Nice One Guys For Replying Appreciate It..! |
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Good morning Gang,
Here is the answer to your problem. I knew it was not something difficult: In your includes/adminfunctions_user.php find: PHP Code:
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Let me go and update the installation instructions and all. Rgds |
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