How do I shut off the "subject" line being repeated in the 1st post?

[dwh]

With the feature of adding a "reply" subject in posts, now even the first post has the subject displayed, I'd like to remove it and only show it on the "thread bar" above the posts.... THEN if someone has a "reply subject", I want it to show on THAT post.

[dwh]

[dwh]

see what I mean? The subject is on the navbar already, I don't need it on post number 1...thanx.

[The Prohacker]

Ok, as you seen when you didn't reply with a subject it just didn't show up, so in the template:
newreply

Find:

PHP Code:

<tr>
    <td bgcolor="{secondaltcolor}"><normalfont><b>Post subject:</b></normalfont></td>
    <td bgcolor="{secondaltcolor}"><normalfont><input type="text" class="bginput" name="title" value="$title" size="40" maxlength="85" tabindex="1"></normalfont> <smallfont>(Optional)</smallfont></td>
</tr> 


Now before the

PHP Code:

<tr> 


put a

PHP Code:

<!-- 


so it looks like

PHP Code:

<!-- <tr> 


and put a

PHP Code:

--> 


after the </tr>, so it looks like this

PHP Code:

</tr> --> 


This will just feed a null topic to the php and not allow users to see the subject input...

[dwh]

I didn't explain myself properly.

I don't want to show it on post 1.

I DO want to show it on post 2-3-4 and so on...

[Freddie Bingham]

Change this line in newthread.php

PHP Code:

      $DB_site->query("INSERT INTO post (postid,threadid,title,username,userid,dateline,attachmentid,pagetext,allowsmilie,showsignature, ipaddress,iconid,visible) VALUES (NULL,'$threadid','".addslashes(htmlspecialchars($subject))."','".addslashes($postusername)."','$bbuserinfo[userid]','".time()."','$attachmentid','".addslashes($message)."','$allowsmilie','$signature','$ipaddress','$iconid','1')"); 


to

PHP Code:

      $DB_site->query("INSERT INTO post (postid,threadid,username,userid,dateline,attachmentid,pagetext,allowsmilie,showsignature, ipaddress,iconid,visible) VALUES (NULL,'$threadid','".addslashes($postusername)."','$bbuserinfo[userid]','".time()."','$attachmentid','".addslashes($message)."','$allowsmilie','$signature','$ipaddress','$iconid','1')"); 


[dwh]

It worked excellent. Now if only the "replytopic" was included in the moderator emails, this feature would be complete in my eyes.