JumpD - at run time. If it did it at post time, then if you changed an option or added something new, you would have to rescrub the system :)

However - doing it at post time would have certainly been easier :)

Or you could create a vb_code function to take care of it. Then just wrap the words in the vb_code and then any updates to the vb_code would take care of business. Then you would be using the existing vbulletin processes and not adding new ones.

what do you mean by vb_code? I dont follow.

o, BBcode. Thats what I thought you meant. However to do it with BBcode require the poster to put the word in around bbcode (i.e. [autolink]). That defeats the objective as they could just as easily put the URL in themselves.

You could have it put it in automatically at post time.

But then it isn't dynamic. All links would only take place from that point forward. If you edit a link or remove it, well, all your existing ones stay with the old version and are not removed.

I'm not sure what the problem is with having it be dynamic. If anything, its one of the key points to the system. For the average user, there is minimal impact on system performance. For mega heavy traffic sites with loads of entries - yes, there are performance implications, however those are not the norm.

Any ideas on when you'll have a fix for this?

The ordinal issue is fixed.

This is still broken. Test it by leaving the title of the GAL capitalized...