Version: 1.5, by amykhar
Developer Last Online: Nov 2013
Version: 3.5.0
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Released: 07-08-2005
Last Update: 10-16-2005
Installs: 272
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This little mod will start a new thread in the forum of your choice when somebody registers.
The thread message is contained in a template, and easily customizeable on your part.
This version posts the thread when the user registers - but before he activates his email address.
Thanks to flypaper for providing a bugfix.
Installation Instructions: Import the product. Change the welcome_thread template to suit your needs. Change the setup variables in the welcome thread plugin to suit your needs.
Amy
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I'v a question. My new thread is popping up under the username of the new member, and not the 'general staff' username I created.
In the list of threads it looks like the user has posted a thread to welcome him or herself. Once you open the thread, the username is the 'general staff' username.
I don't know where in here:
To fix that?
Should I change $username to the UserID of the 'general staff' that I want to use ?
When you use $username that calls the username of the person who just registered since a variable cant logically have 2 answers you must either
a: create a new variable similar to $username and insert it into the coding structure of the forum (this gets complicated i wouldnt try it)
or B: make $username the UserName of the Staff member who you want to welcome people
Could this maybe be substituted by a multi-line textbox on the registration page for a user to type in the actual post? That would be very nice to have.
so...after 19 pages of posts, is there a clear working version of this at all??
for 3.5 or 3.6???
Simple answer is yes, its working with vB 3.6
I had it installed on my vB 3.5 and updated the board to vB 3.6
The hack is still working fine as you can see here http://www.clanforums.com/forum/intr...html#post80338
rofl...i threw in 3.6 as a postscript, its 3.5 im bothered about mate.....
and it seems its NOT working correctly with that version...
after the original post, there seems to be soooooo many conflicting posts about what code to use, and theres been no definitive answer from the author as yet....or an edited instruction set with the correct code to use...
rofl...i threw in 3.6 as a postscript, its 3.5 im bothered about mate.....
and it seems its NOT working correctly with that version...
after the original post, there seems to be soooooo many conflicting posts about what code to use, and theres been no definitive answer from the author as yet....or an edited instruction set with the correct code to use...
go back a page and read my edits they work regardless of what version of 3.5 or 3.6 you have they have both