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Originally Posted by Mike-D
Excellent idea, Sir  May I correct you in one important thing? Here y?u go...
Change the Phrasetype from:
HTML Code:
<phrasetype name="GLOBAL" fieldname="global">
<phrase name="ms_find_my_posts" date="1228954692" username="Mosh" version="3.8.001"><![CDATA[Find My Posts]]></phrase>
<phrase name="ms_findmyposts" date="1228954810" username="Mosh" version="3.8.001"><![CDATA[Allow view of the <b>Find My Posts</b> link?]]></phrase>
<phrase name="ms_findmyposts_permissions" date="1228954726" username="Mosh" version="3.8.001"><![CDATA[Find My Posts In A Thread Permissions]]></phrase>
</phrasetype>
And separate them as below:
HTML Code:
<phrasetype name="GLOBAL" fieldname="global">
<phrase name="ms_find_my_posts" date="1228954692" username="Mosh" version="3.8.001"><![CDATA[Find My Posts]]></phrase>
</phrasetype>
<phrasetype name="Permissions" fieldname="cppermission">
<phrase name="ms_findmyposts" date="1228954810" username="Mosh" version="3.8.001"><![CDATA[Allow view of the <b>Find My Posts</b> link?]]></phrase>
<phrase name="ms_findmyposts_permissions" date="1228954726" username="Mosh" version="3.8.001"><![CDATA[Find My Posts In A Thread Permissions]]></phrase>
</phrasetype>
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I was just being lazy, global is the default phrase type when creating a phrase, and at the time I just could not be asked to change the phrase type
I will update it and release an updated version later.