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Thanks for that link, that is what I have done (mostly). But for the name of God, I couldn't remember where that was in the standard vB. I guess it is a general setting, applicable to all users, all posts. Thanks for the heads-up though, appreciated. As for your alternative position for the Warn Sign (I have to come up with a better name for it), it's fine with me, users can easily move that around, wherever they want, I just have too many things in that part of the legacy template (warning links, user away info etc), so I thought I'd place it there. But of course, users can move it wherever they see fit. Again, thanks and rgds |
no problem, and thank you for such great support on this hack. :up:
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sv1cec you should ask for your own Premium forum.
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i have edited all the files but have not run the install script because i cannot figure the following:
in your instructions it says In the same template find:(postbit) Code:
<if condition="$show['reputation']">$post[reputationdisplay]</if> Code:
<if condition="$show['reputation']"><if condition="$show['reppower']">$vbphrase[reppower]: $post[reppower] </if><div>$post[reputationdisplay]</div></if> 3. NAVBAR TEMPLATE In your navbar template, find: Code:
<tr><td class="thead">$vbphrase[miscellaneous]</td></tr> i am using vb 3.0.5 ok i have installed it but now i get pharse error if i replace this code in the ./includes/functions_newpost.php Code:
global $DB_site, $vboptions, $vbphrase, $bbuserinfo, $forumperms, $usergroupcache, $_REQUEST; Code:
global $DB_site, $vboptions, $vbphrase, $bbuserinfo, $forumperms, $usergroupcache, $wehavecensoredwords, $weneedacounter, $newpostid, $_REQUEST |
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First point, yeah that looks ok to use as the closest equivalent to my instructions. In the NAVBAR template, if you check the Quick Links menu, it should say something like "Miscellaneous". I am not sure, but I do not think NAVBAR was changed from 3.0.3 to 3.0.5. Check where it has the drop down menus. As for the last issue, you have to make that change. And that statement is not responsible for any parse error, unless you didn't put the semi-colon at the end. Maybe I forgot to put the semicolon in the instructions? No, it's there, but I do not see it in the code you posted. Check that there is a semicolor at the end of that statement, when you change it. Rgds |
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gonna check one more time i'm sure i did something wrong :) my server runs on fedora (redhat ) linux |
Hey how do I show the Warnings: (level) to everyone that is displayed in postbit...
Just the Warning: (level) Not how many times banned |
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