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Originally Posted by Piccante
It's the other way around. She has no chatbox at the top of forum home, but she can view the full page version by typing in the url. I can reproduce her problem by logging into her account.
I'm not sure what options you are talking about in the user cp? No one has any chatbox options in the user cp as far as I can see.
I was thinking about telling her to create a new account where it should work (as no one else has a problem), and then using the merge user function to move all her old posts over to her new account. But that would be a last resort 
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Then if noone is having the option in the usercp, it means that you certainly have not done the modification in the modifyoptions template which is necessary. If you don't do it, then if the user changes his option he will not see the chatbox anymore (as the option to show the chatbox will not be present and so supposed to be equal to 0 by php).
Due to an actual bug in my code, even if you modify now the modifyoptions template, your user won't be able to revert state of the show chatbox option (which will be corrected in the upcoming very soon 1.4).
Anyway this can be corrected by modyfing the mgc_cb_params field of the user table in the database and ensuring that the 1 in bold case in the following value is equal to 1 in the value of your user field:
Code:
a:7:{s:13:"mgc_cb_police";s:1:"0";s:13:"mgc_cb_taille";i:0;s:14:"mgc_cb_couleur";b:0;s:8:"mgc_cb_b";i:0;s:8:"mgc_cb_u";i:0;s:8:"mgc_cb_i";i:0;s:11:"mgc_cb_show";i:1;}
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Originally Posted by maidos
hello i have a request, alot of idiots are treating the shoutbox as a search function so i was wondering if u can move the text field where u type the msg to the bottom instead of the top.. or make a wanring text when the person wish to type something
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Originally Posted by JakkFrosted
This is going to seem like a dumb question but I'm very new to this stuff. In the instructions it says:
What additional CSS am I looking for?
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If you go in the style manager in your admincp, select the Main CSS option in the dropdown list of your style.
Then go to the bottom of the page, you'll see a field named Additionnal CSS definitions, this is where you have to put that bit of code