Version: 1.00, by Andreas
Developer Last Online: Jan 2023
Version: 3.5.0 Beta 3
Rating:
Released: 06-26-2005
Last Update: 11-15-2005
Installs: 96
Uses Plugins Template Edits
Is in Beta Stage
No support by the author.
Multiquote
Credits
This is a port of the vB 3.0.X-Version of Multiquote made by Chroder - all credits to him and Hoffi for the images.
Description (copy & paste as I am lazy )
This multiquote hack allows your members to select multiple posts to quote from. These posts can be on a different
page, in a different thread, or on an entirely different forum. Don't worry, the hack checks to make sure the user
has read permissions on the post so no sneaky members can insert random post ID's in hopes to find what's going on
in your secret staff forums.
This Hack is not designed to work with Quick Reply, it also does not quote the last post of a Thread if you click the New Reply button, as this button is meant to reply without quoting the last post.
Details
1 Plugin XML
1 Phrase
1 Template Edit
2 Images
1 JS File
No file edits!
Note: As I did not test this extensivly i'll class it as Beta
Please only click Install if you actually have installed/are using this Hack, and click Uninstall when you don't use it any longer!
Just installed this this evening and it seems to be working fine, for the most part... just one concern that'll cause confusion:
Quote:
Originally Posted by Biker_GA
Question.. Can the order that the quotes are displayed be reversed? It's showing the most recent post/quote first, rather than the oldest.
I find when I select a bunch of posts, and click "New Reply" at the bottom of the screen, the quotes are in the correct chronological order. :up:
However, when I select a bunch of posts, and click "Quote" on the last one, that one ends up displaying first... and then the rest are in chronological order.
Is there any way to make the "Quote" button work the same way as the "New Reply" button, when Multi-Quote is in effect? I'd like Multi-Quotes to always be prepared chronologically, regardless of what button was pressed to get to the post composition window.
On my default style (a 3rd party one I've chosen) if I select the first post in a thread for multi-quoting, it doesn't get included when I click "New Reply." It only gets included when I click "Quote" -- and as mentioned above, the quotes are out of order.
Yet on the other style (vBulletin Generic,) clicking "New Reply" or "Quote" have the same effect, the first post is always included.
What can I edit in my default style so that it works consistently?
EDIT: More info. On vBulletin Generic, the last post doesn't get included (as intended, as explained by Andreas,) but first one does. On 3rd party style, last post does get included... but first one doesn't. So somehow the rules are reversed for these styles.
//------------------------------
// Make sure we don't double
// posts if user selected and
// pressed the "reply" button
//------------------------------
if ($postinfo['postid'] AND !$vbulleitn->GPC['noquote'])
Just installed it on vb3.5.4 and it installed ok but doesn't seem to work. There are no obvious problems. It just doesn't quote what we want it to quote. There are no error messages etc... any idea what we could possibly have done wrong? I did have it installed before I upgraded the board to the newer version, so its really just upgrading it.