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yes
i hope it works now |
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Xenon-
Seems to be working fine. Now, if there would be some way to allow text, and not the img tag, that would be the best. Like this in the edit user: Signature text: on Signature text: off Signature img code: on Signature img code: off |
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i think it'll be doable, too
add another field to user table called is isallowedimgsig in your admin/user.php do the same changes as you've done for allow sigs in general, just replace all isallowedsig with isallowedimgsig then open member.php find: PHP Code:
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If you have this set to no, that would do it, without adding the code above, right?
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yes, if this is set to no img use in sigs is generally off
but if you want to allow it to some users you had to set this setting to yes and apply my changes |
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I'm not to sure about this part, admin/user.php
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yes correct both
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Xenon-
Many thanks. I will let ya know how it goes! |
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