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Does ANYBODY check this thread at all?
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I guess they all fell off the earth. :(
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Hehe... I can't believe this - I found a way to include a reason It's so simple, no wonder the author didn't reply, he must have thought we were all fools. Anyway...
Just add something like: HTML Code:
<input type="text" name="reason" size="25" maxlength="50"> Then in your modalert.php file, put the variable PHP Code:
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Wow, thanks a ton, works great! Thanks for sharing.
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I have a heavily modded forum, and this worked flawlessly!
Thanks Overgrow! (Great board BTW, I'm one of your members ;)) |
Nice hack!
the added "reason" for reporting the post option worked great too! |
Great hack, I also added reason, very handy indeed. As for the modifiying admin/functions.php to insert the URL and image for modalert.php
This is the code: PHP Code:
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Great hack! But for me it doesn't use the specific account which would post the reported post to the mod forum. I made a super moderator account for that, but it always uses my own.
And I don't know if it could be more clearer than my userid for modbot is 10, and that's what I set it to in modalert.php also. But still it uses only my admin account. :( EDIT: Got it working by doing some edits to the modalert.php file. Added $postingusername field there, which I filled with the mod reporter bot name. Then I changed all $bbuserinfo[userid] fields to $postinguser and all $bbuserinfo[username] to $postingusername. Now it's working perfectly. :) |
great hack! easy install.
*clicks install* |
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