Uncheck Auto Parse by default

[Boofo]

We can "ADD" templates in vBulletin now? Damn!

[SloppyGoat]

Yep, right in the CP too.

[Velocd]

Heh, what a funny thread. It's funny to see how long it took you guys to notice that one particular bracket, which I spotted erroneous from the first page

($threadinfo['forumid']!=22]))

[SloppyGoat]

Well! Where were YOU? LOL

[SloppyGoat]

In case you don't feel like reading this entire thread, I'll sum it up for you. This is a hack to exclude autoparsing url's in a single forum....not globally.

Ok, a new interesting, but horrible issue has developed with this hack. My quickreply box ignores this code.

PHP Code:

if (!isset($parseurl)) {
      if ($foruminfo[forumid]!=22) {
            $parseurlchecked="CHECKED";
        } else {
            $parseurlchecked = '';
        }
  } 


I assume it's because of this line in the replybox template:

<input type="hidden" name="parseurl" value="yes">

[edit] Nope, actually, I just tried setting it to no, and it still parsed.
[edit2] But if I remove that line, it stops parsing globally. Hmmmm

Does anyone know how I can edit this to exclude just one of my forums, but not all? Can someone help stop the madness, please?

[notorious]

i have looked at this code and instead of just one forum how would i use it so it was gobal and so that all the auto parse codes was unchecked

[SloppyGoat]

I could be wrong, but try replacing this

$parseurlchecked="CHECKED";

with this

$parseurlchecked = '';

(That is two single quotes - not one double. Not sure if it matters.)

Or, this is a way that it could be done globally without hacking. Although, I haven't tried it.

'newthread' and 'newreply' templates (I'd guess the edit template too)

Edit the following code in those templates. (Should be pretty self explanitory)

<input type="checkbox" name="parseurl" 
value="yes" $parseurlchecked> <b>Automatically parse URLs:</b>
automatically adds http://and around internet addresses.

[Boofo]

Wouldn't it be?

PHP Code:

if (!isset($parseurl)) {
            $parseurlchecked = '';
        } else {
            $parseurlchecked="CHECKED";
        } 


[SloppyGoat]

No, I don't think so. There is no "else" in the original lines.

if (!isset($parseurl)) {
    $parseurlchecked="CHECKED";
  }

[notorious]

this is the way my php is set up

i did as SloppyGoat said

and changed this

<br><input type="checkbox" name="email" value="yes" $emailchecked > 
<b>Email Notification

to this

<br><input type="checkbox" name="email" value="yes" $email> 
<b>Email Notification

thx for your help