Reported post creates new thread.

This modification is no longer available or supported.

This plugin modifies the reported post system to create a new thread in a pre-selected forum and disables the send of reported post e-mails. This is a port of the version run on our forums, which is based on the original Xenon hack. This is posted with his permission.

Version 2.01 is now released as a product. Download the xml file and then import it into your forum using the product manager.

Everything you need is now imported - there is also no need to edit the plugin anymore - instead you set the id of your reported posts forum in the vBulletin Options > General Settings area.

If you wish to upgrade from version 1 then delete the current plugins and template associated with this hack - then import the product - and set the forum id in the vb options.



History:

v2.01 : First Release.

[ZombieAndy]

Originally Posted by Paul M

I would imagine it's possible by editing the code - it's not something I'm about to attempt though as I really can't see much of a need for this.

im not much of a coder so could you at least tell me where to look?

[Paul M]

Originally Posted by YodaTheCoda

im not much of a coder so could you at least tell me where to look?

Have you actually looked for yourself ? This only has two plugins, one of them is called "Disable Reported Post E-mails" and the other is called "Add Reported Post as Thread". Take a wild guess at which one you need to look at.

[ZombieAndy]

<![CDATA[ 
$report_foruminfo = fetch_foruminfo($vbulletin->options['reportforum']);
$newpost = array(
	'emailupdate' => 9999,
	'userid' => $vbulletin->userinfo['userid'],
	'username' => $vbulletin->userinfo['username'],
	'title' => 'Reported post in : ' . $threadinfo['title'] 
);
eval('$newpost[message] = "' . fetch_template('Report_post') . '";');
require_once(DIR . '/includes/functions_newpost.php');
build_new_post('thread', $report_foruminfo, array(), array(), $newpost, $errors);

  ]]>

ive found this and changed this;

'userid' => $vbulletin->userinfo['userid'],

to

'userid' => $vbulletin->userinfo['137'],

and it dosn't work.. i know this is probally miles out but like i said im not a coder :|

[Paul M]

You just need

PHP Code:

'userid' => 137, 


[Bounce]

nice one paul , installed , tested and working in 3.5.4 lovely , thanks

[Oblivion Knight]

I was never a fan of this; but I've now been converted..

Installed, many thanks for another masterpiece!

[Paul M]

Originally Posted by Oblivion Knight

I was never a fan of this; but I've now been converted..

Installed, many thanks for another masterpiece!

Now you've seen it in action here I presume

[ZombieAndy]

Originally Posted by Paul M

You just need

PHP Code:

'userid' => 137, 


ive changed it to

<![CDATA[ 
$report_foruminfo = fetch_foruminfo($vbulletin->options['reportforum']);
$newpost = array(
	'emailupdate' => 9999,
	'userid' => 137,
	'username' => $vbulletin->userinfo['username'],
	'title' => 'Reported post in : ' . $threadinfo['title'] 
);
eval('$newpost[message] = "' . fetch_template('Report_post') . '";');
require_once(DIR . '/includes/functions_newpost.php');
build_new_post('thread', $report_foruminfo, array(), array(), $newpost, $errors);

  ]]>

and it still dosn't work... help please?

[Mindwarp]

ok this is really starting to bother me. One global template. when a Supermod or below reports a post it will show up. When someone in the Admin Usergorup reports a post, It does not show up. :dead: I don't see anyting in the admin usergorup that would prevent them from reporting a post.

[kindpeoplerule]

Clicked install. Second hack downloaded after I baught vBulletin! Very nice work!