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Developer Last Online: Nov 2024
Version: 2.2.x
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Released: 01-03-2002
Last Update: Never
Installs: 13
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One of the best ideas I've had lately, if I may say so myself.
First of all, if you moderate new posts in your forum do NOT, do NOT install this hack!
Don't come to me crying if you do install it.
Read down to understand why.
And while I have your attention, don't bother asking for a version that works with moderation of new posts. There is a reason why I chose to use this system, and it would take a LOT (and I mean, really really a lot) of hacking to do this without that system.
Second, in case you were wondering, this hack is NOT the infamous Lockdown hack.
The only resemblance is that posts are hidden in this hack... that is all.
This hacks allows moderators and admins to post new posts in threads, and make these posts only readable by other mods and admins, meaning others users can't see them.
This is very handy when you need to ask a fellow moderator something in regard to a thread he replied to, etc.
Or, of course, if you want to talk behind the users' back. (as someone else cleverly pointed out )
I'm afraid I can't give you a demo or a screen shot of this hack, but imagine this.
In second thought, take a look here: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/attachmen...&postid=211039
When you reply, if you are a mod, you have a new checkbox at the bottom of the screen, asking you if you'd like to hide this post.
If you check that box, the reply will be hidden from everyone except for mods and admins - they will see the post and a bolded message next to it to tell them it's hidden (so they won't quote that post in a regular post!).
That's all there is to it.
This hack basically puts hidden posts into moderation. I modified showthread.php a bit to only show un-moderated posts to mods, and this is how it works.
If you moderate new posts in your forum and install this hack, your moderators will:
a) See all un-moderated posts, basically all new posts.
b) When they go to validate these posts, the hidden posts posted by mods and admins will be on the list, and your mods might unintentionally validate these posts as well, and by that un-hiding them.
Download the attached .txt file and follow the instructions there.
There are a bit more things to edit than usual, so I suggest you edit all the files at once and then upload them together.
After you're done with the files do the template changes.
Good luck and enjoy this hack!
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Pay attention to every place that it says "$bbuserinfo[usergroupid]==5 or $bbuserinfo[usergroupid]==6 or $bbuserinfo[usergroupid]==7" and add your new usergroup to it.
Originally posted by FireFly
Pay attention to every place that it says "$bbuserinfo[usergroupid]==5 or $bbuserinfo[usergroupid]==6 or $bbuserinfo[usergroupid]==7" and add your new usergroup to it.
Works great, only 1 problem: when i try to edit my hiddenpost then i receive this error:
"Invalid post specified. If you followed a valid link, please notify the webmaster"
Originally posted by Lesane Works great, only 1 problem: when i try to edit my hiddenpost then i receive this error:
"Invalid post specified. If you followed a valid link, please notify the webmaster"
Fixed. Download the attachment and do the first change to editpost.php.
Anyways, I have installed many hacks from here, and they all work great...except this one for some reason....
I changed all the files and junk, and i thought i did them all right. But for some reason, after i refreshed my board...i wound up with these thick lines before and after each post(see attachment). It's like the top and bottom border have all of a sudden become huge. I dont know where they came from or how they got there. I didnt edit anything else aside from what was in the directions.
If someone could direct as to where i can maybe find the problem (could be a couple places i guess), I would be very thankful.
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(as someone else cleverly pointed out 
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01-04-2002, 02:14 PM
