Post reply button for unlogged users

[eduweb]

Hello,
Can you help me show the "post reply" button for unlogged users?

I want to display the "post reply" button for users who are not logged in. By clicking this button the user is directed to the login page. Filling in the login data, it returns to the already logged in topic.

The forum http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1577216 has this that I want. Look in this link the "post reply" button.

How to do this?

Vbulletin 5.2.5

[In Omnibus]

This issue has been resolved in the latest vB5.3.2 update.

[eduweb]

Originally Posted by In Omnibus

This issue has been resolved in the latest vB5.3.2 update.

Thanks for your answer.

Does it mean that in version 5.3.1 is displaying the "post reply" button for unlogged users? In version 5.2.5 does not display this button.

I do not know how to update. I'll searching get to do this.

[In Omnibus]

From vBulletin.com >

Inline Log In
Imagine that you've logged in but forgot to check the Remember Me button. You find an interesting topic and type a long reply. When you're finished, you submit the post and get an error that says you don't have permission to perform that action. What happened is your session timed out while typing. To resolve this, we have added Inline Log In. Now instead of receiving a confusing message, you will receive a dialog box asking for your password in order to properly process the new post.

https://www.vbulletin.com/forum/foru...e-for-download

[eduweb]

I think we're not talking about the same thing.

Look this print screen(attachment): "post reply" button highlighted. I'm not logged in.

[noypiscripter]

You're right. That is different. What you wanted is not implemented by default in vB5 and will require custom coding to add the Post Reply button dynamically for guests.

[eduweb]

Originally Posted by noypiscripter

You're right. That is different. What you wanted is not implemented by default in vB5 and will require custom coding to add the Post Reply button dynamically for guests.

That. Do you have any tips for me to do this?

Many vbulletin forums have this button. It should not be difficult, but I do not know how to do it.

Is it code change or some "plugin"?

[noypiscripter]

I think this can be done using a plugin without modifying existing vB templates.

[eduweb]

Originally Posted by noypiscripter

I think this can be done using a plugin without modifying existing vB templates.

Thank you. I really want to do this. I did not find a plugin, do you know any?


The information I found is that vb5 does not have this functionality. Earlier versions did.
So far I have not found a way to do this. I keep looking for help.