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I did that a long time ago. Disabling can be done, but has anyone been able to disable it in only one forum?
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=59701 Apparently, from what I was told, it was going to be impossible to disable it in the WYSIWYG editor. :ermm: |
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works like a charm thanks
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Bumpety Bump BUMP!!!
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A good friend of mine solved this problem. As long as you're not using the WYSIWYG editor. This will disable autoparsing in the forum of your choice. Just change the forum id to whichever you like.
editpost.php line 224... replace: $edit['parseurl'] = true; with: $edit['parseurl'] = ($foruminfo['forumid'] != 19) line 245... replace: $edit['parseurl'] =& $vbulletin->GPC['parseurl']; with: $edit['parseurl'] = ($vbulletin->GPC['parseurl'] AND $foruminfo['forumid'] != 19); line 268... replace: $dataman->set_info('parseurl', ($foruminfo['allowbbcode'] AND $edit['parseurl'])); with: $dataman->set_info('parseurl', ($foruminfo['allowbbcode'] AND $edit['parseurl'] AND $foruminfo['forumid'] != 19)); newreply.php line 340... replace: $newpost['parseurl'] = ($foruminfo['allowbbcode'] AND $vbulletin->GPC['parseurl']); with: $newpost['parseurl'] = ($foruminfo['allowbbcode'] AND $vbulletin->GPC['parseurl'] AND $foruminfo['forumid'] != 19); newthread.php line 154... replace: $newpost['parseurl'] = ($foruminfo['allowbbcode'] AND $vbulletin->GPC['parseurl']); with: $newpost['parseurl'] = ($foruminfo['allowbbcode'] AND $vbulletin->GPC['parseurl'] AND $foruminfo['forumid'] != 19); |
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Nobody is as excited about this as I am?! I mean, this works great! I'd release it as a hack, if it were mine. But it's his code, and he doesn't even run a vB forum.
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Ok, code have changed in 3.6 in editpost.php and newthread.php Here is what you have to do.. In editpost.php find: Quote:
in newthread.php find: Quote:
The newreply.php code did not change, so just do like you did before. but how can I disable it in quick reply? it works with all except that |
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I just disabled it globally in 3.6.7 via class_bbcode_alt.php this is against the basic concepts that the 3.x series tried to fix, but it works.
This fixes both quick reply, wysiwyg, and a standard reply. This is just URLs in class_bbcode_alt.php Find: PHP Code:
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This is just images in class_bbcode_alt.php Find: PHP Code:
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You could put conditionals in for forums, but getting that information would be a bit/lot more difficult compared to changing it in templates. Make sure and add the comment line with something you can search for (like your name), so you can remove it on upgrade. Is there an easier way to do it in 3.6.7 ? |
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I disabled all of item but can't disable in quick edit post. when edit quick post and save this function is enable
please help me |
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This thread is 7 years old and multiple things were suggested...
1) What are you trying to do? 2) What did you do already? 3) What version of vBulletin are you using? |
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