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First off this is Kier's hack and it's a great one. There are other contributors like tubedog.
Update 16-Nov-2001: Include News Article(s) in bulletin Optional - Add "Receive Community Email Bulliten" option to the admin CP. When editing a user you can turn on and off the bulletin. Fixed lasteventdate bug These changes are based on version 0.98 Changes/Additions Preview includes html tags Email is sent in an HTML format Post to thread is HTML Updated install to include changes for vBulletin v2.2 Private Forums marked No by default (if accessmask is ON) Password removed - Link to Forgot your password added Installation is still the same. If you already have commbull.php installed you can just copy this file to the same location. (I'm not trying to take any credit for this hack. Just share the modifications that I made.) Always backup and test. CC |
It comes up with raw html when I receive it in Outlook... any ideas?:(
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works good on my end....thanks :)
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example? i am not sure what this does.. something with email right
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This is great! The webmaster wanted HTML. The best part is the HTML works in Outlook Express. I tried a bunch of programs that didn't. Very nice! :D
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whats your email and i'll send you a copy of what it sends... |
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ya got mail neo....btw you never got back to me on that top5 hack that you modified.........
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i dont see any install instructions anywhere. Can somene point me in the right direction ? thanks
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Copy the commbull.php file to your forums/admin directory.
Access the commbull.php file through a web browser http://www. yoursite.com/forums/admin/commbull.php It will show the install instructions |
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done like it BUT To unsubscribe from the Community Bulletin Email, click unsubscribe. In the user control panel change "Recive Community Bulletin Email" from yes, to no. typo : receive thanks |
WOW! Thanks! I swear we get some truly amazing results on this board when more than one person works on a hack!
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I received the following error when I set it to send out emails to 1000 users at a time:
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1000 email at once, (:eek: )
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In the php.ini file there is a max_execution_time = 30 (limit in seconds). You can increase the time limit to something higher. |
Yeah I realized that afterwards. I'm curious....how would AOL users receive the Community Bulletin with the HTML code in it?
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Great hack Christec!
Any thoughts of setting an option for Txt vs Html for members' options? |
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When you edit a user's profile in the CP the "Receive Community Bulletin Email?" field is not there.
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In the install instructions you will see this (add this field to the users cp)
modifyoptions template You will need to add this code to an appropriate place in your modifyoptions template: <tr> <td bgcolor="{secondaltcolor}"><normalfont><b>Receive Community Bulletin Email?</b></normalfont></td> <td bgcolor="{secondaltcolor}"><normalfont> <input type="radio" name="receivebulletin" value="yes"$receivebulletinchecked> Yes <input type="radio" name="receivebulletin" value="no"$receivebulletinnotchecked> No </normalfont></td> </tr> |
I did that, but when you edit a user in the CP it does not show up. It only shows when you go to your own profile.
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Lovely extension on a great hack but why not also add the obvious? Add another selection to the USER CP to indicate whether a user wants to receive the bulletin in either TXT or HTML format? And send the email out accordingly? :)
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I'm trying to create the e-mail to generate "most recently posted", and it is giving threads that are 2 months old.....?
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Add Receive Community Email Bulletin field to Admin CP, under "Edit User"
Here ya go :stoned: |
okay, but what about the fact that the hack does not produce the correct dates?
It makes it quite useless. :confused: |
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Reuse threads gathered for this block? Will affect the output. |
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All I am trying to do is one block (the first block) I put 10 and select "most recently posted". Using the date: 11-01-2001 It spits out threads that 2-3 months old, and I mean threads that have not been replied to for 2-3 months. AND it is saying that some posts were posted in the year 2003!...which is what seems to be the problem. Any ideas???? |
Save as ubbdatefix.php, upload to admin directory and run in browser.
(back-up your database first!!!) PHP Code:
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Did it work for you? I got:
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Yes, it worked perfectly for me! :)
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It was a file permission problem for me. Once I chmod'd it, it worked perfectly!
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To make excluding forums easier, would it be possible to have the forums shown in a hierarchial view, instead of a straight down list?
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Installed great! But how did you get it readable for aol users in html? I'm using my aol browser and it's not converting for me. What's the trick?
Nice hack btw Could there be an easy way to put a send as text option if I can't get it to work with aol? |
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All calendar events on the same day are not being displayed in the community bulletin email. To fix the bug Find This: PHP Code:
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I thought I read that it worked fine for one of you guys using +html with AOL users. It's not working fine on my end and I would love to be able to just make some alterations rather then uninstall it all together.
Can anyone help me out with getting the html mailings to work with AOL? :?: Thanks! P.S. Christec...thanks for the bug fix! |
Can you send me a copy of the html email.
elric_red@hotmail.com |
you have mail....its in need of modifications for AOL users to not see the html code...I just don't know how
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Here is a link that talks about AOL email client programs.
http://www.wilsonweb.com/wmt6/email-client-summary.htm AOL version 4.0 and 5.0 do not support HTML AOL version 6.0 only supports standard HTML You can try upgrading AOL to the latest version 7.0 (I think) The original Community Bulletin Email Generator outputs its data in text format. You can get that here https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthrea...threadid=16290 |
For those of you who need both text and html here's a thought.
You can install the original Community Bulletin Generator and the HTML version. Just rename the html version to something other the commbull.php like html_commbull.php. You will also need to modify the admin/index.php file to include a link to generate both versions. Now you can send both version by using the same input data. Of course you will have to fill out both forms. I have not tested this yet. It's just a thought. |
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