Version: 1.0, by Logikos
Developer Last Online: Sep 2023
Category: Show Thread Enhancements -
Version: 3.0.3
Rating:
Released: 11-05-2004
Last Update: 11-06-2004
Installs: 22
DB Changes
No support by the author.
Resolved Threads
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Author: Ken 'LiveWire' Iovino
Site: www.initialz.com
Version: 1.0 ====================
Updates
None at this moment
Add Ons
Close thread after thread is considered resloved. Click Here for this Addon (Thanks to BeerMonster)
What this does
This will give thread starters the option to click a link to make a thread considered resolved. The way it works is simple. It will change the title of the post from 'I Need Help' to '[resloved] I Need Help'. This works as per forum basis and you can have this turned on/off on any forum you want. Only thread starters will see this option. If you want admins to see this option also, see This Thread Here
If you would like to change the text, open 'resolved.php' look at line 35.
To do list...
Time to install: 3-5 minutes
Queries to run: 2
File Mods: 2
/admincp/forum.php
/showthread.php
Templates to edit: 1
SHOWTHREAD
Templates to add: 1
New Phrases: 2
Please read carefully and make all the necessary changes as stated. This is will work if installed properly. PLEASE REMEMBER TO BACKUP BEFORE YOU BEGIN! If you like this hack
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Help & Support
Before asking for support Please make sure you have done all necessary changes! If you still need support please post a reply here.
Please post bugs and errors here. Hope you like, feedback welcomed.
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Anyone have an idea of why I would be getting this message upon redirect?
"Could not find phrase 'resolved_thread'."
It displays in a regular looking redirect message with the link for when you don't want to wait any longer. I've checked all of my set up and went back through all but can't see where that would be coming from.
Mine worked fine. Although I made a little edit, I didn't use the $resolvelink variable, I simply took the URL used in the resolve_link template and put if conditionals around it and stuck the link in the Thread Options drop-down box. This way, I let Administrators be the only ones who can mark a Thread, resolved. Per you Permissions problem, did you enable the ability to Resolve threads? It's a Forum by Forum permissions system, meaning you need to go into the AdminCP and enable it through the Forums and Moderators section. As for the Phrases not showing up... are you sure you made them correctly and that they're in the Global group. See attached image for example.
Question: Is there anyway to do a link that says, "Un-resolve Thread"?