[TheLastSuperman]

Originally Posted by kh99

I don't see anything wrong just glancing at it, but it could be that the javascript in that ad file is conflicting with the vb multiquote code, or maybe the ad code is causing a js error. If you can open a browser error console then load he page you might be able to see any errors.

Originally Posted by Lynne

It is very unlikely it is the postbit/postbit_legacy template. Most likely it is the header, headinclude, or footer templates.

I bet you both are right, I bet it's the ad code showing in one of the templates Lynne mentioned and the .js within that ad code is messing up multi-quote.

Ok jl255, simply disable that Ad via the ad manager and see what happens! If the ad code was not added via the ad manager and inserted directly into a template then wrap it with vb:comment code to hide i.e.

<vb:comment><script language="JavaScript" src="http://a.xxxxxx.com/servlet/ajrotator/417340/0/vj?z=xxxxxx2&dim=280733&pid=0dfe3241-7fb5-40fc-8724-dd2476b98ff7&asid=4f4f6d5f-2fea-4775-ada5-c10f7ff3e9ce"></script><noscript><a href="http://a.xxxxxxx.com/servlet/ajrotator/417340/0/cc?z=xxxxxx2&pid=0dfe3241-7fb5-40fc-8724-dd2476b98ff7&asid=4f4f6d5f-2fea-4775-ada5-c10f7ff3e9ce"><img src="http://a.xxxxxxx.com/servlet/ajrotator/417340/0/vc?z=xxxxxx2&dim=280733&pid=0dfe3241-7fb5-40fc-8724-dd2476b98ff7&asid=4f4f6d5f-2fea-4775-ada5-c10f7ff3e9ce&abr=$imginiframe" width="300" height="250" border="0"></a></noscript></vb:comment>

Now check to see (with ad disabled or ad code commented out) if the multi-quote now works, if it does then you know it's the ad itself, if not then check the templates Lynne mentioned again to try and locate the culprit.