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As I said in my post, you need to get the setting name from the settings page. Sometimes you may hover over it and see the name ($vbulletin->options ['whatever']), but sometimes you need to look in the page source and find the form name/value. It's not the product id. This is the line you would look at as an example in the page source:
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<tr valign="top"> <td class="alt1"><div class="smallfont"title="$vbulletin->options['nested_quotes_enabled']">Set this to yes to enable nested quotes.</div></td> <td class="alt1"><div id="ctrl_setting[nested_quotes_enabled]" class="smallfont" style="white-space:nowrap"> <label for="rb_1_setting[nested_quotes_enabled]_1"><input type="radio" name="setting[nested_quotes_enabled]" id="rb_1_setting[nested_quotes_enabled]_1" value="1" tabindex="1" title="name="setting[nested_quotes_enabled]" value="1"" checked="checked" />Yes</label> <label for="rb_0_setting[nested_quotes_enabled]_1"><input type="radio" name="setting[nested_quotes_enabled]" id="rb_0_setting[nested_quotes_enabled]_1" value="0" tabindex="1" title="name="setting[nested_quotes_enabled]" value="0"" />No</label> </div></td> </tr> |
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