Hehe.. I just meant temporarily uninstall it to see if the settings problem goes away. Glad you like it though. :)

Very nice. I like it.

thanks very nice hack :bunny:

how can i set it so that the thread starter can not see the quick edit button?

Thanks.

Not sure if thats possible without adding a query.

did anyone try this with 2.3?

Great hack! My members already love it.

I changed the input code in the showthread_quickedit template

from:

<input name="r2" type="radio" value="" onClick="toggleT('e$post[postid]','s')"><smallfont>QuickEdit</smallfont>

to:

<input name="r2" type="button" style="font-face:verdana;font-size:12px" value="Quick Edit" onClick="toggleT('e$post[postid]','s')">

and

from:

<input name="r2" type="radio" checked value="" onClick="toggleT('e$post[postid]','h')"><smallfont>Hide</smallfont>

to:

<input name="r2" type="button" checked value=" Close Box " onClick="toggleT('e$post[postid]','h')">

I like buttons better for some reason. :)

Thanks for the great hack.

Parker

Sn00peh, I'm pretty sure this will work fine with 2.3.0 .

Parker, y/w. glad you like it. :)

Im on 2.3.0 and it works beautifully.

I have a Spellcheck script that I use that can be put into any form on a web site. I use it with the regular edit function, the new reply and new thread on the forum.

<form name="spell">
<script>
function sendtext() {
var semi = new RegExp("\;","g");
document.send.checkme.value = (document.vbulletinform.edittext.value.replace(sem i,"\;"));
document.send.form.value = "vbulletinform";
document.send.field.value = "edittext";
window.open('','SpellChecker','width=640,height=48 0,scrollbars=1,location=true') ;
document.send.submit();
}
</script>
<input type="button" name="SpellCheck" value="Spell Check" onclick="sendtext()" class="bginput" tabindex="5" accesskey="c">
</form>
<form name="send" action="/cgi-bin/spell.pl" method="POST" target="SpellChecker">
<input type="hidden" name="checkme">
<input type="hidden" name="form">
<input type="hidden" name="field">
<input type="hidden" name="spell" value="check">
</form>

Is there anyway to incorporate this into this hack? I have tried but when I use it it doesn't work and just generates an error.

Thanks,
Parker

Try this..

In your spell checker form find:
Raplace it with:
Find:
Replace it with:
Or if that doesn't work use this instead:

If that doesn't work just post the javascript error message and we'll try to figure it out.