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Originally Posted by BeasTboyz
Sorry about that. Like I said though, it doesn't matter to me too much, can do it by hand. I just wanted to bring it to your attention.
Ah, I forgot to check my templates, thanks for reminding me  .
Thanks for all of the help,
Matt
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Matt,
I am aware of this problem, it's just that I am not sure which is the best way to handle it. I assume that in some cases, leaving the code as it is, is a better option, in other cases, it's better to have a warning level above the limit, like when deleting warnings.
To do it the way you want (i.e. to work properly when removing a warning, as far as the rremoved points are concerned), find the following line:
PHP Code:
if($level>$warn_options['points_before_banned']){$level=$warn_options['points_before_banned'];}
and make it a comment by adding two // in the beginning. In other words, it should look like:
PHP Code:
//if($level>$warn_options['points_before_banned']){$level=$warn_options['points_before_banned'];}
Let me know if it works to your satisfaction.
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John