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Xenon,
Thank you very much, sir. That works great! Now (this is the last thing, I swear. :) ), Is there a way to have the date and time of the first post stay the same so we know when the post started and have the date and time of each additional post in the DOUBLE POSTING Feature right after the subject title? That way we know when the first message was (by the original date and time staying in tact) and the new date and time for each addition after the subject line. |
*ggg* in my first version of the hack the time stayed the same after posting, its just altered tu bump a thread.
if you want to stay the time just remove this part: PHP Code:
PHP Code:
just add something like that: PHP Code:
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I see what you mean about the time no longer working right when I add it to the middle of that line. I went back to the time changing in the main post and left it with just the title added. It doesn't do me any good if I can't pull the time out for each addition. Thanks, anyway, for trying. And thanks for putting up with all of my wacky ideas. :) You have a great hack here! Keep up the fantastic work! :)
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Xenon:
I made the following changes so that if the post is the same as the one that they just got through posting within the past hour then nothing new gets added to the thread or the post. PHP Code:
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you should put [php]-tag around your php-code ;)
but it's a good idea, i'll upload a new version, which doesn't update the old post if the message is the same as pagetext of the old one ;) |
Xenon:
Yeah I know. I forgot the phpcode. Sorry about that. Thanks for including this with your great hack. Parker |
One little issue... can you modify it so that it adds on a new post if that would make it go over the characters per post limit, instead of just editing the old one?
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ups, a feature i didn't use, so i've forgotten to add something for this ;)
find this line: PHP Code:
PHP Code:
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When I change the code you gave above, I get this error: :)
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damn ")" and "}"s ;)
ad a ) just before } should work then ;) |
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