Looking good, Mone. :)

Mone',

Check out my forum and see if you can help me come up with a button to match, will you? :) You's the man!

Just working on it :) as i really don't like the look of form !







is a bit hard not knowing what font you used on your buttons set..........


anyhow here is a quick one for you =)


Mone'

Thanks, Mone', it works great and actually looks great with the other buttons. I owe you one, man! (I owe you more than one!) :)

Thanks so much mone! :)

If you dont want to have make a "quote selected" button, on page 3 of this thread I posted a howto on combining your "post reply" and "quote selected" buttons into a single button...

Check it out. I've gotten quite a few emails from people stating how it was such a great addition to this hack...

:)

If you have the Reply Open/Closed hack installed, instead of editing the showthread template, just change the showthread_replyopen template to read what's in the attached text file and it works like a charm!

Also, b-b00gie, you might want to make sure that your edit actually includes the { imagesfolder } replacement text (without the spaces) rather than https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/images/ link, so that people are using their own quote button instead of vBulletin.org's! :)

Thanks to Chen for such an awesome hack, and to you b-b for an excellent edit!

I'm not sure why its replacing that code. I didnt attach it like that, nor have I ever used or use the Vbulletin.org image. I've noticed it does that same for some other attachments I've viewed on this forum, so I believe it is a bug of the forum.

Yeah, the forum here sees it as part of its code, and as such inserts its replacement for it into the thread.

I've had that happen plenty of times before, and had to go back and edit in spaces to stop it happening.

I've been looking for a way to use this with the reply open/closed hack. When the thread is closed it won't read the quotes into the message, right? Also, don't you need to add the first part of the showthread_replyopen template with this (the part with the threadid in it)?