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About requests, thanks, you really made excellent mod. :up: If I can suggest, making one (or even more than one) answer variable that we can use for thread (or PM) title is number one on my list. :) Even ability to use only first answer as variable is enough, but if you could make filed in answers that gets "promoted" to variable would add flexibility. And one more request. If you could make your mod appear as navtab button (with Home, Forum, Blog, What's new buttons) with all application types and positions in one place. This is to be an option on global level. Of course, each application type still could be placed in Community drop down menu and to have it's own link. I'd like to make applications more prominent and have one central place for different applications. User than would choose what they want using descriptions of application types. And on different places I too would like to use direct link to certain applications. |
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Speaking of the default questions, it might work better if you don't insert them into an application, but instead you enable them for an application. And when you make a change to the default questions, it affects all of the applications they are enabled in. The way it works now is kind of like a template where you add them in. But if you change a default question, you'd have to change it in the application it's used in as well. |
Thank you for your very descriptive method of reproducing the problem.
This helps me (and any other coder) go straight to the problem and correct it. I should have a fix out sometime today. If not, it will be out Monday. |
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All of your other requests will come. Just time is not my friend today. A note about the navbar tab option... You have to turn on "show in navbar tab" in both the main settings and in the application type for the application type to show there. |
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The way you incorporated the mod in navbar is excellent, I like option to decide which application types are shown there, much better than my suggestion to have them all listed automatically. :up: I also tested fix for the bug and it's fixed. :) Only thing to do is delete old questions as they still carry bug within themselves. But when you create them from start everything works great. :up: And yes, I have one more suggestion (I'm a bit shameless :o). After completing application, could user be redirected to somewhere we want them? Now they go again to application type they just filled up. For example, if they could go to thread that's created if it is public one (this couldn't be fixed link as thread don't exist when we set application position), or to redirect them to forum home, or to any other existing link on our website (possibly thread we created to explain them why we want them to apply to position they just applied, or whatever else). So we would have three options: a) as it is now, to the application type they just filled up b) link thread that is just created (we need to take in account if it is visible to user, if not visible he'll receive error message that he doesn't have permission to view thread and this is not your problem) c) some fixed link we supply Of course, this is settable for every application position we create |
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If we would be able to make our own default question sets (and nhawk said he'd try to make it so) then it would be easy to create different positions with similar question sets. |
Can I do "custom thread name"?
I mean that user can do his own name of thread. |
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