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Report Post: Post number in title of created thread, not username of reporter?
I have my "Report Post" button (3.6.0) set up to create a thread in a moderator visible section when a user submits their input.
By default, the thread created looks like this: Reported Post by <username> What I would like to see is; Post <#> reported by <username> That way I could tell at a glance if multiple people were reporting the same post without having to open every thread. Answered my own question. I edited the text "Reported Post by $reportinfo[rusername]" to be "Post $postid reported by $reportinfo[rusername]" Now the thread titles look like; "Post 66672 reported by Joe User" So, when I look at that section of the forum, I can tell at a glance if a post has been reported more than once. |
I am going to change the post title to say the title of the thread and the forum the thread is in (I hope!) but wanted to comment that if more than one user reports the same post, the new report gets added to the thread started by the first report. There's just one thread per post that gets reported, so you won't have three separate threads about the same post anyhow.
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At the moment I currently have it set so when a post is reported a new thread is created in a pirvate forum for moderators to view. The title of these new threads that are create is "Reported Post by Username". I was just wondering how do you make it so that the thread titles become "Reported Post by Username in Category"?
Thanks. |
translate $vbphrase[reportpost_thread] to
$reportinfo[threadtitle] by $reportinfo[rusername] in $reportinfo[forumtitle] |
Where do I make this change?
Sorry to be such a novice. |
Admincp => Languages & Phrases => Search in Phrases => search for 'Reported Post by $reportinfo[rusername]'
=> Edit to : $reportinfo[threadtitle] by $reportinfo[rusername] in $reportinfo[forumtitle] |
In the admincp there is no "Languages and Phrases" folder - there are two files "language.php" and "phrase.php" but neither of them contain the above strings of text.
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Admincp = Control Panel
http://www.your-site.com/forum/admincp/ |
Thanks so much! I really appreciate the help.
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