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allow users to send new pm's with no title
i was gonna do thsi myself thinking it'd be as simple as putting
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Well, this is what I've got so far, not sure if it is what you are wanting..
Open up private.php Find: PHP Code:
Replace the above with: PHP Code:
PHP Code:
Below that add: PHP Code:
Now go into your templates and open up pm_newpm Find: HTML Code:
formname.title.value HTML Code:
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great work, works on firefox, not sure about ie lol
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IE 6.0 here.
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To make this hack complete how can you set it up so it says No Subject when sent???
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Explain? If you send a message without a subject, it will currently put "No Subject" in the subject line while inserting the values into the database. If that is what you are needing, then it already does that.
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Its good to know aparently. |
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3.0.7 this don't work, i can't find "formname.title.value" at all.
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this worked it was there after all
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