[mawby]

I've had a quick look at the Tapatalk code and as suspected it does by-pass the normal vB code and therefore doesn't execute any of the hooks needed to allow the Disputes Resolution add-on to work. However, the calls to the necessary hooks are in the Tapatalk files but they are commented out. By un-commenting the hooks it is possible to prevent Tapatalk creating threads in a Disputes forum (necessary because Tapatalk is not able to collect the disputed user names needed by this add-on), and prevent it from allowing people to reply to Dispute threads of which they do not belong. There are some limitations to this though...

• None of the extra privacy options of this add-on will work with Tapatalk
• It is not possible to create a Dispute using Tapatalk
• The error messages returned when trying to create a thread/post are generic and not relevant to the Disputes add-on

I also want to state clearly that...

• Applying these changes may break Tapatalk! By un-commenting the hooks you are exposing Tapatalk to all of your installed add-ons that use these hooks and although my Disputes Resolution add-on works fine other add-ons may not.
• These changes will need re-doing every time you update Tapatalk
• I make no guarantees that these changes will work with future versions of Tapatalk
• Although I will try and keep the Disputes Resolution add-on and Tapatalk working together (for my own sites benefit if nothing else) I cannot offer any support for problems arising by making these changes. You make these changes at your own risk.

With that said, if you want basic Disputes Resolution support within Tapatalk then un-comment (remove the // from the beginning of) the following lines...

mobiquo/functions/new_topic.php
//($hook = vBulletinHook::fetch_hook('newthread_post_start')) ? eval($hook) : false;

mobiquo/functions/reply_post.php
mobiquo/functions/reply_topic.php
mobiquo/functions/get_quote_post.php
//($hook = vBulletinHook::fetch_hook('newreply_start')) ? eval($hook) : false;