Inline mod disappeared

[Lynne]

Originally Posted by Martini-man

I did both, and still nothing :/

Maybe it's template related?

Not if you are using a default style. If you are using a default style, then it shouldn't be template related.

If you have ticket support, I'd suggest putting in a support ticket.

[Martini-man]

Well, I'm using a default style with template modifications... I know we should have a "test" style, but my boss it's the kind of guy who thinks prevention is only useful for avoiding babies :P

[Zachery]

Are these users moderators (assigned to a forum), or are they super moderators assigned to a group with the super moderator permission?

[Digital Jedi]

Originally Posted by Martini-man

Well, I'm using a default style with template modifications... I know we should have a "test" style, but my boss it's the kind of guy who thinks prevention is only useful for avoiding babies :P

If you created a new style like Lynne suggested in post 2, then it won't have any template modifications on that style. Are you saying that you skipped that suggestion because you already use a default theme? Just making sure.

[Martini-man]

Originally Posted by Zachery

Are these users moderators (assigned to a forum), or are they super moderators assigned to a group with the super moderator permission?

All that. Even I, an administrator, don't see the inline. Nobody does... We loved it, we NEED IT

Originally Posted by Digital Jedi

If you created a new style like Lynne suggested in post 2, then it won't have any template modifications on that style. Are you saying that you skipped that suggestion because you already use a default theme? Just making sure.

Well, I did created it, but, strangest thing, the ONE style on my forum it's called Default Style...

I created a new one, called "test" and it remained quite alike the previous one... Like the templates modifications...


I'm going to guess here... Say, do normal people keep the default style... default? I do hope so... I'm so trying to find more arguments to bash my boss right now (he's a pain in all bones)


Well, I changed the name of the two styles, and I don't see any difference between them, so I'll venture and say I was right above...

So, it's probably template related then...

Is there a quick way of finding which one? Or should I go jump of a bridge or something?

PS: I should also add that the inline appears inside the threads. It doesn't appear however, outside, where the threads are listed. You know, that option which allowed us to select ALL the threads in that page? I'm talking about that inline... And please don't kill me for saying this a little late :X

[Digital Jedi]

Originally Posted by Martini-man

All that. Even I, an administrator, don't see the inline. Nobody does... We loved it, we NEED IT



Well, I did created it, but, strangest thing, the ONE style on my forum it's called Default Style...

I created a new one, called "test" and it remained quite alike the previous one... Like the templates modifications...


I'm going to guess here... Say, do normal people keep the default style... default? I do hope so... I'm so trying to find more arguments to bash my boss right now (he's a pain in all bones)


Well, I changed the name of the two styles, and I don't see any difference between them, so I'll venture and say I was right above...

So, it's probably template related then...

Is there a quick way of finding which one? Or should I go jump of a bridge or something?

PS: I should also add that the inline appears inside the threads. It doesn't appear however, outside, where the threads are listed. You know, that option which allowed us to select ALL the threads in that page? I'm talking about that inline... And please don't kill me for saying this a little late :X

If you create a new style with No Parent, as Lynee instructed, then the name of the style isn't going to matter. The name is just that, a name. It doesn't have any bearing on what we're trying to do here. When you create a new style with No Parent, that creates the default vBulletin style. It's what comes with vBulletin, so it has NO template edits (the images or plugins your running don't count). So if you browse your forum using this newly created style, and you still don't see the moderator column, then you can rule out it being an issue with the templates.

[Martini-man]

I did that, but the templates were still changed, so I thought it didn't worked...

So, this means that there's an actual problem with the forum?

[Digital Jedi]

Originally Posted by Martini-man

I did that, but the templates were still changed, so I thought it didn't worked...

So, this means that there's an actual problem with the forum?

When you say the templates were still changed, what specifically are you referring to? What looks changed to you? Because there's not really any way for that to happen with a new style with no parent.

[Martini-man]

Some changes were still in effect, like layout, links and such. So I presumed that the templates were not the default ones. In the template editor I did confirm it, many were red, as in altered templates.

[Lynne]

Originally Posted by Martini-man

Some changes were still in effect, like layout, links and such. So I presumed that the templates were not the default ones. In the template editor I did confirm it, many were red, as in altered templates.

If you created a new style with no parent, then none of the templates should be red.