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It doesn't work under RC2, as it is said before here in posts.
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Yes it does. It just has the nasty side effect of throwing things into the moderated queue as well.
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Not sure if this has been discussed, but how about forcing a new user that has signed up to post in the Introductions(or whatever yours is called) forum before they can access anything else? Simply have a box in the registration pages for their chance to post this Intro thread(show at registration as a required field). Feedback?
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You don't need a mod for that.
1. Create a new usergroup. Give it the permissions of your registered usergroup. Move all your registered users with at least one post to that group. 2. Change the permissions of your registered usergroup so that the only forum they can post in is your welcome forum. 3. Set up a promotion so that once they have the first post, they are moved to the new user group that you created. Done. |
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*update* thread title appears after someone replies to the initial post. But it still shows there is no threads. My intro forum on my test forum where i installed this shows 0 threads and 1 post, but there is 2 threads in it. |
I'm getting a database error...
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For some reason, the post wasn't made, which throws that error. I really need to zap this attachment since RC2 seems to have broken some things and I don't have time right now to play with the code.
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edit: n/m I see you pulled it already. edit again: It's obviously this line that is doing it: Code:
$db->query("update ".TABLE_PREFIX."post set visible=1,userid=$threadstarterid,username='.".addslashes($threadstartername)."' where postid=$newpost[postid]"); |
the download is missin...?
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