Uncheck Auto Parse by default
 

Is there a way to have Auto Parse URL's unchecked by default, or disabled altogether, in a particular forum? Keep in mind, I don't want this to be global.

You can do it by default yes.... with no hacking :D (I can help you with that if you like)

But in a particular forum would require hacking :)

- miSt

Any idea how to do it? I only want it disabled, or unchecked by default, in one forum.

In one forum would require hacking..

Let me look into it :D...

Ok here it is

Not tested but should work :D

In newreply.php

replace this:

with this:

Repeat these steps in newthread.php too :D

Remember to replace x to the forumid of the forum you want the parseurl box to be not checked in :D

Let me know if it works

Regards

- miSt

Thanks! I'll give it a try when I get home. I'll let ya know how it works. Mucho gracias! :classic:

Hmmmmmm....that doesn't seem to work, unless I did something wrong. The forum ID is just the name of the forum, right?

Parse error: parse error in newreply.php on line 464

How do you learn php coding anyway? It makes no sense to me. :confused: :lick:

Yes thats my poor PHP coding..

I'm sure one of our local geniuses will help fix that code i posted :)

- miSt

Oh! I think I see what you mean now. The forum ID is at the end of the url to that forum? I'll try that instead... :confused:

Nope, that didn't work either. DOH! :nervous:

Help!!!! :disappointed:

Try using $threadinfo['forumid'] and not $forum[forumid]

Like this???
That doesn't seem to work either. I tried it with and without the single quote around forumid, too. :disappointed:

The error is in that first line somewhere. That's line 464, anyway.

Try this:

Ah, maybe too many parenthesis? I'll try it. :o

That won't work as the is a ) missing.

This is what it should look like:

Assuming $threadinfo[forumid] is the correct variable.

But why is there an extra bracket NTDLR on the end of the line?

I'm still learning php so please feel free to explain it to me :D

- miSt

To match up with the one at the start ;)

The colours shows where the brackets match up :)

I get the same error. This is what I used....

Damnit! This isn't turning out to be an easy thing to do, I guess. :p

Yes NTDLR but look at your post you didn't have the correct number of brackets :) Lol i hope im right there

Try this:

Regards

- miSt

Ok, I'll try this. :D I'll let ya know. ;)

Lol please do :)

- miSt

Yep your right, all that vBcode and brackets all over the place sure is confusing, I hope I made the point about brackets matching up though :)

Nope, there must be something else wrong. Same thing. :confused: Damn, php is some confusing sh*t, ain't it? LOL

Lol i got the syntax right :)

Hmmm...

Sloppygoat - post up the errors your getting :)

- miSt

It's the same error as before. It just says "Parse error in line 464" in newreply.php", when I replace that section....no matter what I do. I've tried a bunch of combo's now and kept track of all of them. Here's what hasn't worked....

if (!isset($parseurl)) and ($threadinfo[forumid]!=22]) {
$parseurlchecked="CHECKED";
} else {
$parseurlchecked="";

if (!isset($parseurl)) and ($forum[forumid]!=22]) {
$parseurlchecked="CHECKED";
} else {
$parseurlchecked="";

if (!isset($parseurl) and ($threadinfo[forumid]!=22])) {
$parseurlchecked="CHECKED";
} else {
$parseurlchecked="";

if (!isset($parseurl) and ($forum[forumid]!=22])) {
$parseurlchecked="CHECKED";
} else {
$parseurlchecked="";

if ((!isset($parseurl) and ($threadinfo[forumid]!=22])) {
$parseurlchecked="CHECKED";
} else {
$parseurlchecked="";

if ((!isset($parseurl) and ($forum[forumid]!=22])) {
$parseurlchecked="CHECKED";
} else {
$parseurlchecked="";

Bump! Anyone else have any ideas? I gotta find someone who can figure this one out. It's driving me crazy. :(

Damnit! Someone's gotta know this one. :(

Try this:

No offense but has anybody heard of the phpinclude template? No hacking required.

But don't you start getting a load on the server doing it that way? Because it adds it to every page instead of just where he needs it.

I'd much rather have a hack to do this, since it is only needed in one thread, and should be a small and simple change....if I just knew exactly how to do it. :ermm:

Thanks Boofo, I'll give that a try too.

Yes filburt... not everyone loves the phpinclude template as much as you hehe ;)

Mist, where's the bee? I like the bee much better. ;)

Nope, same parse error in line 464. :cry: Could I be using the wrong forumid or something? This is what it says at the end of the url in the main directory of that particular forum, so I assumed that's the id I should use? (forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=22) Of course, the reply id changes depending on which thread you're replying to.....and I've been testing this on the newreply.php each time.
[edit]
I also tested it in newthread.php, just out of curiosity, and I get the same error there too. (different line number, of course)

Try this. I forgot the bracket.

Nope. Damn! Man, this isn't turning out to be the easiest hack, but I just know it's something pretty simple like what you guys are suggesting. I'm sure we're on the right track, anyway.

Ok, give me the place you are trying to insert it at and I will try it here.

Make sure you are replacing the right code snippet again and try this:

Boofo forgot the bracket again... i have no idea why your getting these errors..

- miSt

Mist, you have 1 too many brackets now. You need a right bracket for every left one. You have 4 left brackets and 3 right ones. :)

replace: (starts on line 464 in my newreply.php)

if (!isset($parseurl)) {
$parseurlchecked="CHECKED";
}

with:

All the suggested code so far....except the one above, which I'll try when I get home tonight. :lick:

Ahhh i think i might have it this time!

Replace this:

with this:

I dont think an else is possible (possible brainwave hehe) :)

That shouldn't give you a parse error and boofo i don't have an extra bracket do i? You missed out the one on the left which I highlighted

- miSt